Florida Atlantic women’s golf is in 11th place at 9 over par after the first round of the Mason Rudolph Championship in Franklin, Tennessee. Tina Genoulaz led Florida Atlantic with an even-par 71 and is tied for 20th in the individual standings.
The Mason Rudolph Championship is hosted by Vanderbilt. Genoulaz made four birdies during her opening round, giving the Owls their low score as they prepare for Saturday’s second round.
Genoulaz Leads Florida Atlantic
Genoulaz set the pace for Florida Atlantic with her 71. Her four birdies helped place her tied for 20th after the first round and provided the Owls with their strongest individual position.
Clemence Da Costa made her collegiate debut for Florida Atlantic. The round summary lists her at 72, or 1 over par, with one birdie and 15 pars, while the scores and tee-times table lists her at 73 and tied for 30th.
Perkins Adds Eagle
Charlotte Perkins recorded a 74, or 2 over par, and holed out for eagle on the par-four eighth. The eagle came on her second-to-last hole of the day, and the scores and tee-times table lists Perkins tied for 49th.
Maria Jose Cardona is listed at 76 and tied for 64th. Amelia Cobb is listed at 84 and tied for 86th.
Round Two Tee Times
Round two was scheduled to begin just after 8:30 a.m. Central time Saturday, Sept. 19. Florida Atlantic’s players were assigned the following Eastern times: Amelia Cobb at 9:33 a.m., Maria Jose Cardona at 9:43 a.m., Charlotte Perkins at 9:53 a.m., Clemence Da Costa at 10:03 a.m. and Tina Genoulaz at 10:13 a.m.
Florida Atlantic will enter the second round in 11th place, with Genoulaz tied for 20th individually. The Owls’ opening-round scores ranged from Genoulaz’s 71 to Cobb’s 84.
FSB Take
Genoulaz gave Florida Atlantic women’s golf its strongest start with an even-par round featuring four birdies. The Owls remain within reach of improving their 11th-place position in the second round, while Perkins’ eagle and Da Costa’s collegiate debut stand out among the other opening-day developments.
Source: Original report