Golf Tournament Results
Bowling Green Takes Second Place as Women Golf Teams Compete Nationwide
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Central Michigan won the 13-team A-Ga-Ming Invitational at 4-over par, while Bowling Green finished at 25-over; Bradley and Indiana State shared third at 34-over.
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Bowling Green junior McKenzie Miller tied for 14th individually at 6-over par, including a 1-under opening round; teammate Shelby Hardwick, competing as an individual, tied for 16th at 7-over.
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Oregon’s 342 at the Middleton Cardinal Invitational was its lowest team round of the season. Divine Savior Holy Angels won with 320, ahead of Waunakee’s 322, while Madelyn Sharkus tied for ninth after shooting 79.
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The Folds of Honor Collegiate supports children of U.S. military members and first responders who were killed or wounded in the line of duty; since 2007, the foundation has awarded nearly 73,000 scholarships totaling more than $340 million.
Women's college golf teams posted mixed results across tournaments this week. Bowling Green finished second at the A-Ga-Ming Invitational led by junior Addison Kartusch, who won her second straight individual title with an 8-under-par final round A-Ga-Ming Source. Meanwhile, Texas A&M opened the Folds of Honor Collegiate tied for second at even par, while Kansas led the 12-team field Folds of Honor Source.
Central Michigan won the A-Ga-Ming title at 4-over par, finishing ahead of Bowling Green's 25-over score A-Ga-Ming Source. In other action, Niagara posted a team score of 657 after two rounds at the Tribe Invitational and stood in eighth place Tribe Invitational Source.
Kartusch Claims Second Straight Individual Title
Bowling Green's Addison Kartusch won her second consecutive individual championship at the A-Ga-Ming Invitational A-Ga-Ming Source. The junior carded an impressive 8-under-par in her final round to claim the top individual honor. Teammate McKenzie Miller, also a junior, tied for 14th individually at 6-over par, posting a strong 1-under opening round A-Ga-Ming Source.
Shelby Hardwick, competing as an individual for Bowling Green, tied for 16th at 7-over par A-Ga-Ming Source. The Falcons' second-place team finish at 25-over par kept them close to Central Michigan, who won at 4-over A-Ga-Ming Source.
Kansas Leads Folds of Honor Collegiate Field
Texas A&M opened the Folds of Honor Collegiate tournament tied for second place at even par, while Michigan State sat tied for seventh at 8-over Folds of Honor Source. Kansas led the 12-team women's field in the opening round. The Folds of Honor Collegiate supports children of U.S. military members and first responders killed or wounded in service Folds of Honor Source.
Since 2007, the Folds of Honor foundation has awarded nearly 73,000 scholarships totaling more than $340 million Folds of Honor Source. The tournament continues to be a major fundraising event supporting military families across the country.
Oregon Shines at Middleton with Low Round
Oregon's women's golf team finished fifth at the 19-team Middleton Cardinal Invitational, posting a team score of 342 — its lowest round of the season Oregon Sports Source. Madelyn Sharkus led the Ducks with a personal-best 79, tying for ninth individually. Divine Savior Holy Angels won the tournament with 320, while Waunakee finished second at 322 Oregon Sports Source.
Oregon also placed third at a Badger Large Conference mini-meet during the week Oregon Sports Source. Sharkus' strong play helped propel the Ducks to competitive finishes across multiple tournaments as the season progresses.
Niagara Stands Eighth at Tribe Invitational
Niagara women's golf finished in eighth place at the Tribe Invitational in Williamsburg, Virginia, after two rounds with a team score of 657 Tribe Invitational Source. The Eagles' tournament concluded Tuesday. The solid mid-pack finish keeps Niagara competitive in tournament play Tribe Invitational Source.
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