Eagles 14th heading into final round of the fall
After the first two rounds of the Rollins Legend, Carson-Newman women's golf is in fourteenth place.
BRADENTON, Fla. - After the first two rounds of the Rollins Legend, Carson-Newman women's golf is in fourteenth place.
"It was a long day on the course," Carson-Newman women's golf coach Kelsey Hutson said. "Hannah had a rough few holes the first round, but totaled seven birdies today. Ellie and Maeve were both very solid in their games. I saw a lot of good shots from both Aynsleigh and Caroline. Caroline chipped in for birdie on hole five. Tomorrow is the last day for our fall season, we have a goal to finish the fall with some of our best scores."
The Eagles team score in the first round was 309. They got one stroke better in the second round of play.
Junior Ellie Haughton began her day with a 3-over 74. Both of her birdies came on par 3s in the opening round. She made two more birdies in the second round en route to a 6-over 77. She enters the final round tied for 29th.
Graduate student Maeve Cummins responded well after going 4-over on her first three holes. She made two birdies and played the next 15 holes 1-under par, to match Haughton's 3-over 74 in the opening round. She made two more birdies in the second round, along with six bogeys, and a double bogey to score a 7-over 78 in the second round. She is tied for 34th heading into the final round.
Sophomore Caroline Nemes got off to a shaky start in round one. She made one birdie but also had four double bogeys to score a 10-over 81. She responded well in the second round, posting a 4-over 75. Two birdies aided her in the strong finish to the day.
Graduate student Hannah Holland's day was like Nemes. She also posted a 10-over 81 in the opening round. Holland shaved three strokes off her first-round score to finish the day with a 7-over 78. Over the course of her 36 holes, Holland made seven birdies on the day.
Senior Aynsleigh Martin recorded a pair of 9-over 80s in her two rounds today. Martin did not make any birdies in the round but made 21 pars on the day.
The Eagles are only nine strokes off 9th place.
C-N was fifth best playing the par 3s today. The Eagles made the fifth most birdies on the day.
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