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Wingate finishes eighth in TC/Kiawah event

Kiawah Island, S.C.----The Wingate University women’s golf team finished eighth in the 18-team Tusculum/Kiawah Intercollegiate Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs shot 633; Lynn University won the 10th annual event with a 582.

Bulldog freshman Lucia Careaga Herrera (Madrid, Spain) led the Wingate charge, finishing in a tie for 14th place with a 152. She shot a 75 Sunday to go with a 77 Saturday. Sophomore Kathryn Rand (Hampstead, N.C.) made the most progress Sunday, shaving three strokes from her Saturday score. She carded a 78 Sunday after an 81 Saturday to place tied for 28th at 159.

Sophomore Morgan Pegram (Pfafftown, N.C.) tied for 36th place at 160 (77-83), while classmate Samantha Pugh-Gilder (Pinehurst, N.C.) tied for 47th place at 164 (81-83). Freshman Karli Soracco (Turner, Maine) tied for 57th place at 168 (79-89).

The Lynn Fighting Knights posted an 18-hole TC/Kiawah event record 285 in the final round to win the two-day, 36-hole event by 19 strokes over runner-up and defending champion Florida Southern (601). In the medalist competition, Kristen Sammarco of Armstrong (Ga.) posted a two-under-par 70 on Sunday to finish with 144 to tie with Jessica Bradley of Lynn.  Sammarco won top honors via a scorecard play-off, marking the third straight year the individual title was decided by a play-off.
 
Wingate returns to action Feb. 27-28, participating in the Columbus State (Ga.) University Cougar Collegiate Classic. The event will be held at the Country Club of Columbus.               
 
Tusculum/Kiawah Intercollegiate results
14     Lucia Careaga Herrera, Wingate   
                77-75--152    +8
28     Kathryn Rand, Wingate                    81-78--159    +15
36     Morgan Pegram, Wingate                   77-83--160    +16
47     Samantha Pugh-Gilder, Wingate            81-83--164    +20
57     Karli Soracco, Wingate                   79-89--168    +24
 
  
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