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Sooners Finish Ninth at Jim West Challenge

Sooners Finish Ninth at Jim West Challenge

October 06, 2015 | Women's Golf

Team Standings
    1 2 3 Total
1. Kent State 285 281 286 852
2. Florida State 290 282 292 864
3. Texas A&M 285 285 297 867
4. Texas Tech 290 285 295 870
5. Texas 294 292 285 871
OU Players
    1 2 3 Total
T11. H. Wood 71 72 72 215
T28. A. Ruiz 73 76 73 222
T36. R. Pedigo 78 72 74 224
T36. V. Tanguay 75 77 72 224
T57. J. Soo 81 76 74 231
*71. H. Hill 82 84 78 244
Round-Three Results

NORMAN – The University of Oklahoma women's golf team finished the third and final round of the Jim West Challenge in ninth place at 884 (+20). The 13-team tournament was played at the par-72, 6,373-yard Tapatio Springs Golf Resort in Boerne, Texas.

The Sooners saved their best round for last, firing a 291 (+3). No. 7-ranked Kent State, the only team under par in the event, finished at the top of the leaderboard with a three-round 852 (-12). Florida State placed second at 864 (E), and Texas A&M came in third place at 867 (+3).

OU's Hannah Wood extended her par-or-better streak to five straight rounds after registering a 72 (E) on the day. The sophomore shared 11th place out of 72 competitors with a 215 (-1).

Sophomore Ana Ruiz recorded a 73 (+1) in Tuesday's round and tied for 28th place at 222 (+6).

Sophomores Rylee Pedigo and Valerie Tanguay shared 36th place, each logging a three-round 224 (+8). Pedigo shot a 74 (+2) in the final round while Tanguay registered a tournament-best 72 (E).

OU freshman Julienne Soo also tallied a tournament best, firing a 74 (+2) on the day. Soo finished tied for 57th place at 231 (+15).

OU sophomore Haley Hill played as an individual in the event and was unattached from team scoring. Hill improved in the final round, carding a 78 (+6). She finished in 71st place at 244 (+28).

Seventh-year OU Head Coach Veronique Drouin-Luttrell said she was happy to see her team adapt to the course throughout the tournament.

“We played better today as a team,” Drouin-Luttrell said. “I'm really proud of how the team accepted the challenges I gave them last night. We have to remember the good shots and keep with them us heading into our next tournament.”

The Sooners return to the course on Oct. 19-20 for the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational in Austin, Texas.

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