FSU sports information:
Sophomore All-American Lottie Woad finished in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the No. 20 ranked Florida State Women’s Golf team finished in second place in the team standings as play in the 11th Annual Florida State Match Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club ended.
Duke won the team championship with a tournament record low score of 834. The Blue Devils also set a tournament record with a score to par of 30 strokes under par. Duke’s Katie Li won the individual championship with a tournament-record-tying score of 214. She carded scores of 66-66-72. The combination of Duke and Indiana won the match-up competition.
The tournament was played on an adjusted schedule due to expected inclement weather on Sunday. Day one of the Match Up saw the teams play 36 holes, while the remaining 18 holes were played on Saturday.
Florida State earned the second place finish as the Seminoles earned the best scores in the first and third rounds. The Seminoles finished with team scores of 278-281-285 – each of their team scores were completed under par. Florida State finished with a 20 under par score of 844.
With Woad (tied for second), Mirabel Ting (tied for sixth), and Alice Hodge (tied for ninth), the Seminoles and Duke were the only two teams in the 14-team tournament with three players in the top 10 of the final individual standings.
Woad finished with scores of 70-68-69 and finished with a 9 under par score of 207. She finished tied with Rosie Belsham of Baylor. Woad continued to play excellently on the green over the final 18 holes, carding a 207 total, improving her 14th place standing after round two. She recorded 11 birdies during the tournament, five of which came in the final round, earning herself a tied for second finish.
Senior Alice Hodge carded an impressive 4-under to finish in a tie for ninth. Hodge improved from 10th after 36 holes as she recorded four birdies and an eagle in the final round.
Ting had a strong outing the final day of the tournament, carding a three-round total of 5-under of 211, including seven birdies final round. Ting’s tied for sixth finish bests her tied for seventh placement in the 2023 Florida State Match Up, while she was still on the Augusta roster.
Senior Charlotte Heath stayed consistent on day two, earning a tie for 13th placement on a 214 total (-2), recording four birdies in the final round.
Kathrine Cook carded a 76 in the final round, earning herself a tied for 37th finish on an 8-over.
Florida State’s Bella Bugg, Madison Hewlett and Kaylah Williams all competed in individual play in the tournament. Bugg (T40) and Williams (T44) carded totals of 225 and 226, respectively.
Florida State’s next tournament will take place in the Old Barnwell Match Play competition at the Old Barnwell Golf Club in Aiken, South Carolina, hosted by USC. The two-day tournament will take place between Monday, March 25th and Tuesday, March 26th.
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
2/14.-Florida State, 844
T2.-Lottie Woad, 207
T6.-Mirabel Ting, 211
T9.-Alice Hodge, 212
T13.-Charlotte Heath, 214
T37.-Kat Cook, 224
T40.-Bella Bugg, 225*
T44.-Kaylah Williams, 226*
78.-Madison Hewlett, 147*
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
1.-Duke, 834
2.-Florida State, 844
3.-Georgia, 859
4.-Baylor, 861
5.-SMU, 871
6.-Ohio State, 874
7.-Alabama, 876
8.-Nebraska, 878
T9.-Indiana, 891
T9.-Kansas, 891
11.-Coastal Carolina, 915
12.-Campbell, 916
13.-Delaware, 923
14.-Daytona St. College, 929
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
1.-Duke/Indiana – 1,065
3.-Florida State/OSU – 1072
2.-SMU/Baylor – 1073
4.-UGA/Daytona – 1,099
5.-Alabama/Kansas – 1,103
6.-Nebraska/Campbell – 1,122
7.-Coastal/Delaware – 1,056
Sophomore All-American Lottie Woad finished in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the No. 20 ranked Florida State Women’s Golf team finished in second place in the team standings as play in the 11th Annual Florida State Match Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club ended.
Duke won the team championship with a tournament record low score of 834. The Blue Devils also set a tournament record with a score to par of 30 strokes under par. Duke’s Katie Li won the individual championship with a tournament-record-tying score of 214. She carded scores of 66-66-72. The combination of Duke and Indiana won the match-up competition.
The tournament was played on an adjusted schedule due to expected inclement weather on Sunday. Day one of the Match Up saw the teams play 36 holes, while the remaining 18 holes were played on Saturday.
Florida State earned the second place finish as the Seminoles earned the best scores in the first and third rounds. The Seminoles finished with team scores of 278-281-285 – each of their team scores were completed under par. Florida State finished with a 20 under par score of 844.
With Woad (tied for second), Mirabel Ting (tied for sixth), and Alice Hodge (tied for ninth), the Seminoles and Duke were the only two teams in the 14-team tournament with three players in the top 10 of the final individual standings.
Woad finished with scores of 70-68-69 and finished with a 9 under par score of 207. She finished tied with Rosie Belsham of Baylor. Woad continued to play excellently on the green over the final 18 holes, carding a 207 total, improving her 14th place standing after round two. She recorded 11 birdies during the tournament, five of which came in the final round, earning herself a tied for second finish.
Senior Alice Hodge carded an impressive 4-under to finish in a tie for ninth. Hodge improved from 10th after 36 holes as she recorded four birdies and an eagle in the final round.
Ting had a strong outing the final day of the tournament, carding a three-round total of 5-under of 211, including seven birdies final round. Ting’s tied for sixth finish bests her tied for seventh placement in the 2023 Florida State Match Up, while she was still on the Augusta roster.
Senior Charlotte Heath stayed consistent on day two, earning a tie for 13th placement on a 214 total (-2), recording four birdies in the final round.
Kathrine Cook carded a 76 in the final round, earning herself a tied for 37th finish on an 8-over.
Florida State’s Bella Bugg, Madison Hewlett and Kaylah Williams all competed in individual play in the tournament. Bugg (T40) and Williams (T44) carded totals of 225 and 226, respectively.
Florida State’s next tournament will take place in the Old Barnwell Match Play competition at the Old Barnwell Golf Club in Aiken, South Carolina, hosted by USC. The two-day tournament will take place between Monday, March 25th and Tuesday, March 26th.
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
2/14.-Florida State, 844
T2.-Lottie Woad, 207
T6.-Mirabel Ting, 211
T9.-Alice Hodge, 212
T13.-Charlotte Heath, 214
T37.-Kat Cook, 224
T40.-Bella Bugg, 225*
T44.-Kaylah Williams, 226*
78.-Madison Hewlett, 147*
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
1.-Duke, 834
2.-Florida State, 844
3.-Georgia, 859
4.-Baylor, 861
5.-SMU, 871
6.-Ohio State, 874
7.-Alabama, 876
8.-Nebraska, 878
T9.-Indiana, 891
T9.-Kansas, 891
11.-Coastal Carolina, 915
12.-Campbell, 916
13.-Delaware, 923
14.-Daytona St. College, 929
11th Annual Florida State Match Up/March 15-16, 2024
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida/Par 72
1.-Duke/Indiana – 1,065
3.-Florida State/OSU – 1072
2.-SMU/Baylor – 1073
4.-UGA/Daytona – 1,099
5.-Alabama/Kansas – 1,103
6.-Nebraska/Campbell – 1,122
7.-Coastal/Delaware – 1,056
