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Powers Paces Jayhawks On Second Day Of Women's Golf
Feb. 22, 2010
Round Two Results in PDF Format
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – Emily Powers fired a one-over par 73 to lead the Kansas women’s golf team on a difficult second day at the Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Classic on Monday.
The Jayhawks dropped 11 shots from their opening round 303, as Powers was the only KU player to break 80 on Monday. On Sunday all five Jayhawks shot 79 or better.
Powers’ one-over par round tied for the ninth-best round of the day as scores soared on Tuesday. Powers is tied for 17th with a 149 total. Grace Thiry and Jennifer Clark chipped in with rounds of 80, while Meghan Gockel’s 81 capped the team’s scoring in the second round.
KU stands in 14th place in the 33-team tournament after shooting a second-day 314. The tournament will conclude with the final round on Tuesday.
The tournament is the first spring event for the Jayhawks, who were in a tie for ninth place after Monday’s round.
Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Classic (33 teams)
Team Leaders 1. Augusta State 284-307—591 2. East Tenn. State 296-299—595 3. East Carolina 290-305—595 4. Minnesota 303-297—600 5. Western Carolina 293-309—602 14. Kansas 303-314--617
Individual Leaders 1. Crystal Reeves, Oral Roberts 72-68—140 T2. Nina Muehl, ETSU 72-70—142 T2. Sinead O’Sullivan, ETSU 71-71—142 T4. Tamara Luccioli, Augusta State 73-71—144 T4. Sarah Mooney, Augusta State 68-76--144
Kansas Individuals T94. Meghna Bal 77-83—160
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