CCU Women’s Golf Jumps to Ninth at Cardinal Cup with Strong Play
The Coastal Carolina women's golf team ascended to ninth place after carding a 17-over 305 in the second round of the Cardinal Cup. With a total score of 36-over 612 (307-305), Varatkarn Kunkaew is the Chants' top performer, tied for 10th with a two-round total of three-over 147. Sara Sarrion delivered an even-par 72, marking the best round for the team, and is tied for 26th. Weather conditions hindered overall scoring, as no team managed to break par on the day. Rutgers and Western Kentucky share the lead at 12-over 588 heading into the final round.
By the Numbers- CCU shot 17-over 305 in the second round, moving into ninth place with a total score of 36-over 612.
- Varatkarn Kunkaew is tied for 10th place with a total of three-over 147 (73-74), while Sara Sarrion achieved an even-par 72, entering the final round tied for 26th with seven-over 151.
Despite the improved performance, the ongoing weather challenges have affected scores across the board, making it difficult for teams to achieve lower totals. This was evident as none of the participating teams broke par during the second round.
State of Play- Rutgers and Western Kentucky co-lead at 12-over 588.
- The Chants are positioned ninth, trailing Cincinnati, which is eighth at 32-over 608.
The final round is scheduled for Sunday at 9:00 a.m. ET. The Chants will aim to improve their standings with a strong final performance and capitalize on scoring opportunities.
Bottom LineCoastal Carolina's women’s golf team has shown resilience, climbing up the ranks amidst challenging conditions, but will need to maintain momentum and focus to improve their position in the final round.
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