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Women’s Golf Closes Regular Season at Loaded Indiana Invitational
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers women's golf closes its regular season at the Indiana Invitational from April 17-18 in Bloomington. The three-round, 54-hole tournament, hosted by Indiana, will be played on the brand-new Pfau Course, a par-72, 6,254-yard venue. The field features all 14 Big Ten Conference programs and seven top-50 teams.
The Field
No. 40 Illinois, Iowa, No. 17 Kent State, No. 19 Maryland, No. 23 Michigan, No. 41 Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, No. 21 Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, No. 42 Purdue, Rutgers, Wisconsin, Xavier
Saturday's Schedule
Round One & Two (36 Holes): 8:15 a.m. ET
Sunday's Schedule
Round Three (18 Holes): 8:15 a.m. ET
The Competitors (Play Six, Count Four)
So. Anna-Maria Diederichs
Jr. Maeve Rossi
So. Leigha Devine
Fr. Rikke Nordvik
Gr. Manon Tounalom
Fr. Annalie Swanepoel
Last Time Out
Rutgers produced a runner-up result at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate on March 30 in Pinehurst, Georgia. The Scarlet Knights finished just one stroke behind winner St. John's (897: 300-301-296) to earn its highest team result of the spring campaign, as RU closed out the invite with a tournament-high 34 birdies across three rounds.
Rutgers carded a 34-over-par 898 (301-298-299) to place two strokes ahead of third-place finisher UNC Greensboro (900: 304-395-301). Junior Maeve Rossi and sophomore Leigha Devine both closed the tournament with top-10 scorecards, as Rossi tied for third while Devine tied for ninth.
Additionally, rookie Annalie Swanepoel won the Monmouth Spring Series on April 5 at Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune, New Jersey. Swanepoel produced a four-over-par 76 to finish the individual tournament atop the 15-player leaderboard, which featured student-athletes from Monmouth, Rutgers and Wagner.
Up Next
Rutgers sets its eyes on the postseason, as it competes at the Big Ten Championship from April 24-25 in Mainville, Ohio.
The Field
No. 40 Illinois, Iowa, No. 17 Kent State, No. 19 Maryland, No. 23 Michigan, No. 41 Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, No. 21 Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, No. 42 Purdue, Rutgers, Wisconsin, Xavier
Saturday's Schedule
Round One & Two (36 Holes): 8:15 a.m. ET
Sunday's Schedule
Round Three (18 Holes): 8:15 a.m. ET
The Competitors (Play Six, Count Four)
So. Anna-Maria Diederichs
Jr. Maeve Rossi
So. Leigha Devine
Fr. Rikke Nordvik
Gr. Manon Tounalom
Fr. Annalie Swanepoel
Last Time Out
Rutgers produced a runner-up result at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate on March 30 in Pinehurst, Georgia. The Scarlet Knights finished just one stroke behind winner St. John's (897: 300-301-296) to earn its highest team result of the spring campaign, as RU closed out the invite with a tournament-high 34 birdies across three rounds.
Rutgers carded a 34-over-par 898 (301-298-299) to place two strokes ahead of third-place finisher UNC Greensboro (900: 304-395-301). Junior Maeve Rossi and sophomore Leigha Devine both closed the tournament with top-10 scorecards, as Rossi tied for third while Devine tied for ninth.
Additionally, rookie Annalie Swanepoel won the Monmouth Spring Series on April 5 at Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune, New Jersey. Swanepoel produced a four-over-par 76 to finish the individual tournament atop the 15-player leaderboard, which featured student-athletes from Monmouth, Rutgers and Wagner.
Up Next
Rutgers sets its eyes on the postseason, as it competes at the Big Ten Championship from April 24-25 in Mainville, Ohio.
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