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Scarlet Knights Place Sixth at Fighting Camel Classic
Oct 21 | Women's Golf
Oct. 21, 2014 BUIES CREEK, N.C. - Rutgers women's golf finished sixth at the nine-team Fighting Camel Classic, played Monday and Tuesday at the par 72, 6,026-yard Keith Hills Country Club.
The Scarlet Knights totaled a 948 (324-303-321). Host school Campbell University won the nine-team tournament with an 895.
Freshman Emily Mills paced Rutgers wire to wire, carding a 229 (80-73-76) to finished tied for 13th individually in the 51-player event. High Point sophomore Sarah Bae won the Classic by a stroke with a four-over-par 220 (70-72-78).
"Emily had a good tournament," said Rutgers head coach Kari Williams. "As a team, we struggled with big numbers on a few holes. Overall, we had a good fall. We have lots of work to do this winter and look forward to putting that work in."
Sophomore Taylor Clark also had a strong tournament, tying for 32nd with a 239 (81-76-82). Clark finished the tournament a combined one-under-par on par-five holes.
Rounding out the Scarlet Knights' scorecard were junior Racquel Zurick, freshman Tatum Jackson and junior Gabrielle Sacheli. Zurick shot a 241 (81-78-82) to tie for 36th. Jackson finished tied for 41st with a 244 (82-81-81). Sacheli placed 44th with a 246 (84-76-86).
Playing as an individual, junior Christina Paulsen matched Zurick's scorecard of 241 (81-78-82) to tie for 36th.
The Fighting Camel Classic wraps up the team's fall competition schedule. Rutgers will return to the links at the Kiawah Island Invitational in South Carolina next March.
The Scarlet Knights totaled a 948 (324-303-321). Host school Campbell University won the nine-team tournament with an 895.
Freshman Emily Mills paced Rutgers wire to wire, carding a 229 (80-73-76) to finished tied for 13th individually in the 51-player event. High Point sophomore Sarah Bae won the Classic by a stroke with a four-over-par 220 (70-72-78).
"Emily had a good tournament," said Rutgers head coach Kari Williams. "As a team, we struggled with big numbers on a few holes. Overall, we had a good fall. We have lots of work to do this winter and look forward to putting that work in."
Sophomore Taylor Clark also had a strong tournament, tying for 32nd with a 239 (81-76-82). Clark finished the tournament a combined one-under-par on par-five holes.
Rounding out the Scarlet Knights' scorecard were junior Racquel Zurick, freshman Tatum Jackson and junior Gabrielle Sacheli. Zurick shot a 241 (81-78-82) to tie for 36th. Jackson finished tied for 41st with a 244 (82-81-81). Sacheli placed 44th with a 246 (84-76-86).
Playing as an individual, junior Christina Paulsen matched Zurick's scorecard of 241 (81-78-82) to tie for 36th.
The Fighting Camel Classic wraps up the team's fall competition schedule. Rutgers will return to the links at the Kiawah Island Invitational in South Carolina next March.
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