Harvard Women’s Golf Places 10th at Tulane Classic with Charissa Shang in the Lead
Harvard women's golf finished 10th at the Tulane Classic, opening their 2024 Spring season with a 52-over par score, besting two Ivy League teams. The team improved in each round, culminating in a rise up the leaderboard with scores of 309, 304, and 303. Sophomore Charissa Shang led the Crimson, finishing 35th with a 12-over par score, shining in her season debut after missing the Fall season. Other top performers included Bridget Ma and Meiyi Yan, standing at T-44 and T-47, respectively.
By the Numbers- Harvard finished 5th among 17 teams with 165 pars.
- Catie Schernecker was one of only nine golfers to record an eagle in the tournament.
- The Crimson improved steadily over the tournament, ending in the top 10 despite a challenging start.
- Individual players like Charissa Shang and Catie Schernecker showcased standout performances.
- Harvard displayed resilience, with Bridget Ma's impressive low round and Lauren Wong's strong performance on par three holes.
Harvard's women's golf team will compete in the Lady Bison Classic at Bay Point Golf Club in Panama City, Florida, from March 22-24.
Bottom LineHarvard women's golf team's solid performance at the Tulane Classic, led by Charissa Shang, showcases their potential for a successful Spring season, with upcoming opportunities to build on their recent achievements in Florida.
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