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College Recap: School Is In
MEN
Seminole Intercollegiate
Southwood;Golf;Course,;Tallahassee,;Fla.
Florida State won its third tournament of the season in a nail-biter over South Caro-
lina. FSU took a one-shot advantage into the final round against the Gamecocks and
held that edge as both teams fired 5-over-par 289s. The Seminoles finished at 13-over
865 while the Gamecocks were at 14 over. A pair of seniors shared medalist honors –
FSU’s Seth Lauer and South Carolina’s Paul Woodbury – at 1-under-par 212.
WOMEN
UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational
Boulder;Creek;Golf;Club,;Boulder;City,;Nev.
It was home-course advantage for UNLV as the Rebels finished at 2-over-par 866, 12
strokes better than runner-up Texas. The Longhorns fired a final-round 4-under 284,
but it wasn’t enough to overtake the Rebels. Texas finished 12 back at 14-over 878.
UNLV junior Therese Koelbaek won medalist honors with three sub-par rounds of 68-
71-71 for a 6-under 210 total. Idaho sophomore Kayla Mortellaro fired a tournament-
best 65 but and finished second at 3-under 213.
Samford Invitational
Limestone;Springs;Golf;Course,;Birmingham,;Ala.
Vanderbilt and host Samford shared the team championship after Samford stormed
back to force a playoff. Both teams finished at 13-over 877, but while Vanderbilt posted a
final-round, 14-over 302, the Bulldogs saved their best for last, firing a tournament-best
6-under 282 to tie the Commodores. Samford freshman Casey O’Toole ran away with med-
alist honors with rounds of 73-65-66 for a 12-under 204 total and a seven-shot victory over
Kennesaw State sophomore Jeff Karlsson.
Administaff Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate
Forest;Hills;Golf;Club,;Augusta,;Ga.
Coastal Carolina improved every day to take home its second team title of the season. With
rounds of 301-299-291 for a 27-over 891 total, the Chanticleers posted a 15-shot margin
over Augusta State which finished at 42-over 906. Coastal Carolina’s 3-over 291 on the
final 18 was the low round of the tournament. Chanticleers senior Aruka Felgueroso won
medalist honors at 3-over 219. Her final-round 4-under 68 was the only score under par in
the event. Freshman Brittany Henderson tied for second at 7-over 223.
Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
Palmetto;Golf;Club,;Aiken,;S.C.
Chattanooga won its first title of the 2009-10 season with the help of a second-round
3-under 277, the lowest of the tournament. The Mocs finished at 15-over 855, seven
clear of second-place Clemson, which finished at 22-over 862. East Carolina posted
28-over 868 to finish solo third. Virginia sophomore Ben Kohles shot 5-under 205 to
take home his second medalist honor of the season. His total was three clear of Lib-
erty sophomore Robert Karlsson, who finished third at 2-under 208.
JMU Eagle Landing Invite
Eagle;Landing;Golf;Club,;Orange;Park,;Fla.
South Florida overcame a three-stroke deficit to win its first tournament of the spring
season. USF posted a final-round 11-over 299 and a 34-over 898 total for a six-shot
victory over Illinois. Second-round leader Central Arkansas had a disappointing final
day, firing a 22-over 310 to fall to third place at 42-over 906. Illinois sophomore Hailey
Koschmann won medalist honors at 2-under 214, the lowest 54-hole total of her college
career. The individual win was the first for the Fighting Illini since 2007.
Fresno St. Lexus Golf Classic
San;Joaquin;Country;Club,;Fresno,;Calif.
Brigham Young won its first tournament of the season in overtime. BYU and San Diego
finished regulation at 20-over 1,085, two shots clear of Washington, and headed to ex-
tra holes where the Cougars won on the first playoff hole. BYU senior Robbie Filmore
also birdied the first playoff hole to win his first individual title. Filmore and UC-Irvine
senior John Chin finished at 5-under 208.
Juli Inkster Spartan Invite
Almaden;Golf;and;Country;Club,;San;Jose,;Calif.
Cal took everything mother nature could throw at it for the first two rounds and hung
on to win. Through heavy winds, rain and even hail, the Golden Bears posted a 35-over
899 total, two shots clear of UC Davis. Second-round leader San Jose State played its
worst on the best day of weather to drop to third at 39-over 903. But San Jose State se-
nior Cristina Corpus posted a 1-over 217 total to win her second tournament in a row.
UC Davis freshman Demi Runas finished second at 3-over 219.
