Wildcats in 16th after one round at Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational
Mar 21, 2004 | Women's Golf
AUSTIN, Texas Playing against a Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational field that includes nine teams ranked in the top 25, the 33rd-ranked Kansas State women’s golf picked a bad time to shoot its worst round of the year as the Wildcats carded a combined 341 Sunday and sit in 16th place heading into Monday’s second round.
K-State, which has finished in the top three in 6-of-7 tournament this year, was not the only team to struggle with a par-72 Hills Country Club course that yielded no sub-par scores during the opening day of play. Vanderbilt’s Chris Brady shot the first round’s low score, carding an even-par 72 to pace the field. In the team race, host school
Senior Christine Boucher was the only Wildcat to post a score in the top 35, shooting a 9-over 81 to tie for 31st. Sara Heffel is tied for 49th after firing an 83, while Stephanie Limoges is tied for 75th aft3er shooting an 88. K-State’s final counting score came from Karen Quintelier, who shot an 89 and is tied for 79th.
The second round of play at the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational begins at
Women’s College Golf
Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational
The Hills Country Club
Par: 72; Yardage: 6,258 yards
Team Standings (after first round)
1. 309
Top 5 Individuals
1. 72 Chris Brady, Vanderbilt; T2. 74 Cassandra
K-State Finishers
T31. 81 Christine Boucher; T49. 83 Sarah Heffel; T75. 88 Stephanie
