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Allsebrook Earns Sportsmanship Award
Apr 24 | Women's Golf
PISCATAWAY - The Big Ten Conference office announced its women's golf postseason honors and Rutgers' Harriet Allsebrook was selected as a Sportsmanship Award recipient. The sophomore from the United Kingdom posted a program-record 74.22 scoring average this past season, playing 27 rounds in 10 tournaments.
Competing in first position, Allsebrook tallied a tournament-best 28 pars and was minus three on par five holes to tie for 11th in the 84-player field with a 145 (74-71) at the 2019 Big Ten Championship. Her 11th place finish marked the best individual showing for a Scarlet Knight at the Championship after Emily Mills tied for 12th in 2016.
On March 20, Allsebrook was named the Big Ten Conference Women's Co-Golfer of the Week after setting a program-record with a nine-under par 207 (67-70-70) to win the Juli Inkster Invitational at Meadow Club. Her performance helped Rutgers to a first place finish at the 12-team event with a team-record 868 (284-295-289) total. Allsebrook was minus five on par fours, minus three on par fives, and minus one on par threes to win the 72-player tournament by five strokes. She became the first Scarlet Knight to capture individual medalist honors since Mills won the River Landing Classic in March 2018.
A Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) Division I All-America Scholar as a freshman in 2017-18, Allsebrook is a psychology major and an active participant in Rutgers Leadership Developments and Strategic Partnerships community service initiatives.
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Competing in first position, Allsebrook tallied a tournament-best 28 pars and was minus three on par five holes to tie for 11th in the 84-player field with a 145 (74-71) at the 2019 Big Ten Championship. Her 11th place finish marked the best individual showing for a Scarlet Knight at the Championship after Emily Mills tied for 12th in 2016.
On March 20, Allsebrook was named the Big Ten Conference Women's Co-Golfer of the Week after setting a program-record with a nine-under par 207 (67-70-70) to win the Juli Inkster Invitational at Meadow Club. Her performance helped Rutgers to a first place finish at the 12-team event with a team-record 868 (284-295-289) total. Allsebrook was minus five on par fours, minus three on par fives, and minus one on par threes to win the 72-player tournament by five strokes. She became the first Scarlet Knight to capture individual medalist honors since Mills won the River Landing Classic in March 2018.
A Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) Division I All-America Scholar as a freshman in 2017-18, Allsebrook is a psychology major and an active participant in Rutgers Leadership Developments and Strategic Partnerships community service initiatives.
Follow Rutgers women's golf on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For additional news and updates, please download the Rutgers Athletics Gameday App.
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