2020 Roster - By Name

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R Name                  Hgt   Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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* Amanda Doherty        5-1   Sr   ***  Brookhaven, Ga. (The Galloway School)
* Caroline Hodge        5-3   So        Larchmont, N.Y. (The Ursuline School)
* Elle Johnson          5-5   Fr        Inman, S.C. (Spartanburg)
* Frida Kinhult         5-6   So   *    Fiskebackskil, Sweden (Korrespondensgymnasiet)
* Sandra Salonen        5-6   Sr   **   Espoo, Finland (Makelanrinne)
* Kathleen Sumner       5-3   Jr   **   Charleston, S.C. (Bishop England)
* Puk Lyng Thomsen      5-3   So   *    Frederikshavn, Denmark (Frederikshavn Business School)
* Beatrice Wallin       5-4   So   *    Olofstrop, Sweden (Korrespondensgymnasiet)
* Amelia Williamson     5-7   So   *    Norfolk, England (Norwich School for Girls)

Golf's Wallin Earns All-American Honors.

April 21, 2020

by Chuck Walsh

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Beatrice Wallin, who led the nationally ranked Florida State Women's Golf team in stroke average during the spring 2020 season, has earned All-American Honorable Mention honors from the Women's Golf Coaches Association. It marks the second consecutive season Wallin has earned All-American honors twice in the first two seasons of her career after she earned All-American Honorable Mention honors by Golfweek for her outstanding freshman season in 2019.

Illustrating the depth of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Florida State's Wallin was one of 10 golfers from the top conference in the country for women's golf to be named to the First- Second- and Honorable Mention All-American teams as named to the governing body for collegiate women's golf.

Wallin was a member of Florida State's lineup in three events during its shortened spring scheduled and finished as the Seminoles' leading golfer with a 72.00 stroke average. She shot her career-best single round score, 66, in the third round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate. Wallin's career-best three round tournament score (210) and three-round tournament score vs. par (-10) came as she finished in a tied for fourth place in the individual standings at the season-opening IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate. Her career-best finish of second place came in leading the Seminoles to a second place finish at the Florida State Match-Up.

For Florida State and Head Coach Amy Bond, it marks the fourth consecutive season that at least one Seminole player has earned All-American honors.

"It's a tremendous honor and a tribute to the hard work that Bea has put in this year for her to be named as an All-American," said Bond. She dedicated herself to making some changes in the off season that really increased her confidence in her overall game which paid off heavily in the spring. I am extremely proud of the way she has worked and thrilled that her hard work is paying off."

Wallin enters her junior season ranked third in school history with her 72.56 stroke average entering the 2019-20 season. She owns the sixth-best (72.24 in 2019-20) and 10th-best (72.77 in 2018-19) single-season (fall and spring seasons) stroke averages in school history.

Bond, who will enter her 11th season as Florida State's Head Coach this fall, has built a solid foundation for one of the top programs in college golf.

"Having an All American in each of the last four years is something special for our program," said Bond. "Being an All American means that you are one of the best players in the country. I am thankful that we have been able to bring in players who want to succeed not only on the course but in the classroom as well. As a coach there is a sense of pride when a player reaches their goal or goals. It means that the player was committed to making changes, improving their weaknesses, becoming more consistent in their overall game, and making sacrifices to get the job done. Being an All American and being considered one of the best is one of the ultimate statements you can make as a student athlete that says your hard work is being noticed. We have had some very special players come through here in the last few years that have changed our program for the better. I am excited to have even more follow in their footsteps in the years to follow."

April 28, 2020

by Chuck Walsh

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Senior Amanda Doherty and sophomore Beatrice Wallin, who led the Seminole Women's Golf Team to a final National Ranking of No. 24 in 2020, have both earned All-American Honorable Mention honors from GolfWeek. For Doherty, it marks the second time during her Florida State career that she has earned All-American accolades from GolfWeek after also earning Honorable Mention honors in 2018. It is the second consecutive year Wallin has been named to GolfWeek's All-American list after also earning Honorable Mention honors as a freshman in 2019.

For Head Coach Amy Bond's Seminoles, it marks the fourth consecutive year that two Florida State golfers have earned All-American honors: Doherty (HM) and Wallin (HM) in 2020; Frida Kinhult (1st Team) and Wallin (HM) in 2019; Morgane Metraux (HM) and Doherty (HM) in 2018 and Matilda Castren (3rd Team) and Metraux (3rd Team) in 2017.

"Having two players named All-Americans in each of the last four years is very special," said Bond. "It shows that our program and our players are competing at the highest level of college golf. I am thankful for the work that our players and our coaching staff have put in to achieve this level of success. There is a lot of work still to be done as we continue to build our program; however, this is a great start.

Doherty, who will graduate from Florida State on Saturday with a degree in Sport Administration, completed her career with the fourth lowest career scoring average in school history (73.08) when her senior season was cut short in March. Her senior year stroke average of 72.44 is the ninth lowest for a single year in school history. Doherty won her first career individual title during the spring of 2020 when she finished in first place in the individual standings at the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate Invitational. Her career-low single round score of 66 came three times - in the Spring 2017 Dickson Intercollegiate, the Spring 2018 NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship and in the Fall 2018 Cougar Classic.

Doherty, who earned only two academic grades lower than A during her collegiate career (two B's), will graduate from Florida State with Summa Cum Laude honors and better than a 3.9 grade point average for her entire career.

"Amanda had a great senior season going which included her first collegiate win in Mexico," said Bond. "She was a four-year starter and leaves a lasting imprint on our program by being a multi-year All-American."

Wallin was enjoying the best season of her Florida State career when the Seminoles' season ended in March. She is ranked third in school history with her 72.56 stroke average entering her junior season in 20-21. She owns the sixth-best (72.24 in 2019-20) and 10th-best (72.77 in 2018-19) single-season stroke averages in school history.

Wallin was the Seminoles' leading golfer with a 72.00 stroke average during the spring 2020 season. Her career-best single round score, 66, came in the third round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate while her best career three round tournament score (210) and three-round tournament score vs. par (-10) came as she finished in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings at the 2020 season-opening IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate. Wallin's career-best finish of second place came in leading the Seminoles to a second place finish at the 2020 Florida State Match-Up.

"Beatrice followed up being named a WGCA All-American in 2020 by now being named a GolfWeek All-American," said Bond. "She had a tremendous spring which vaulted her to the top of women's collegiate golf. I am excited to have her return for her junior season."

Florida State finished the season ranked No. 22 by GolfStat and No. 24 by GolfWeek - the fifth consecutive season the Seminoles have finished the year ranked within the nation's top-25 teams by GolfWeek: 2020 (No 24), 2019 (No. 10), 2018 (No. 19), 2017 (No. 6) and 2016 (No 24).

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Wallin Leads Seminoles Through First Two Rounds Of Cougar Classic.

September 9, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

HANAHAN, S.C. - Sophomore Beatrice Wallin is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the Seminole Women's Golf team is in fourth place in the team standings after the first two rounds of the Cougar Classic at the Yeamans Hall Club. Wallin begins play in the third and final round of the event only four strokes behind Auston Kim of Vanderbilt as she plays for the first individual victory of her career as a Seminole.

Vanderbilt and Wake Forest lead the team standings with identical two-round totals of 560. Both the Commodores and the Demon Deacons are 16-under par. Florida State is 14 strokes behind the co-leaders in the race for the team championship. Kim was the only player in the field of 93 players to shoot scores in the 60's in the two rounds played on Monday. She holds a four stroke lead over Florida State's Wallin, teammate Abby Carlson and Emelia Migliaccio of Wake Forest.

Seminole All-American Frida Kinhult is in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 141. She carded scores of 74 and 67 and enters the final round with a total of 141. Kinhult's score of 67 in the second round was the 13th score in the 60's during her Florida State career.

"We had two great rounds today which shows we have the potential to go deep with multiple players in the lineup," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We hope tomorrow we put five really good scores together which this team has the capable of doing."

Wallin carded her career-best single round score of 5 under par 67 in the first round and totaled a 2 under par score of 70 in the second round. Her score of 67 in the first round was one stroke better than her previous career-low score of 67 which she carded twice as a freshman in earning All-American and All-ACC honors. Wallin's 36-hole total of 138 also marks a career-best and is two strokes better than her two-round total of 140 at the Schooner Fall Classic in the Fall of 2019.

Wallin was on fire in the first round as she carded five birdies and 17 holes at par or better to finish with the third best round of the entire first round. She was as many as four strokes under par during the round and was two under par over her final 11 holes of the round. Wallin continued to play well in the second round as she totaled five more birdies and 15 holes scored at par or better. She was as many as three strokes under par in the second round.

"I put together two solid rounds today," said Wallin. "I made some putts which allowed me to score well. We are all looking forward to playing tomorrow."

Wallin finished the first day of play as one of four players with double digit birdies (10). The Seminoles finished the first 36 holes with a total of 30 birdies - tied for the seventh best among the 18 teams in the event.

Kinhult played outstanding golf in the second round as she carded a five under par 67 - the fifth time in her Florida State career that she has carded a single round score of 67 or better. Kinhult is only two strokes out of the top five in the individual standings and only seven strokes out of the lead as she plays for the third individual victory of her career.

Senior Amanda Doherty is in a tie for 30th place in the individual standings after carding a 5 under par score of 67 in the first round. She totaled a team-leading six birdies as she came within one stroke of tying her career-best score for a single round 66.

September 10, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

HANAHAN, S.C. - Sophomore Beatrice Wallin finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf Team finished in a tie for seventh place in the team standings as play in the 16th Annual Cougar Classic at the Yeamans Hall Club came to a conclusion. Wallin finished with a 1 over par score of 73 and finished with a career-best 5 under par total of 211 to earn the third top-10 finish of her career.

Vanderbilt played the best team round of the third round to win the championship by one stroke over Wake Forest. The Commodores earned the best team scores in the first and the third rounds to win the season opening tournament for all 17 teams in the field. Auston Kim of Vanderbilt shot a 6 under par score of 66 and finished with a 16 under par total of 200 to win the individual championship. She was one of three golfers in the field who finished with an under par score in reach of the three rounds.

"We didn't take advantage of the scoreable positions," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We have a lot of things we have to tighten up on as we go through the fall. The good thing is this was only the first tournament of the year, and we have plenty of time to work on the things we have to fix."

Wallin earned her third career top-10 finish as she carded a 1 over par score of 73 in the final round to finish the 54-hole event with a score of 211. She carded scores of 68-70-73 to finish as the Seminoles' leader for the third time in her career.

In the final round of the Cougar Classic, Wallin totaled two birdies and 16 holes scored at par or better. She finished well as she was 1 under par over the course of her final 10 holes of the round.

Wallin's tied for seventh place finish marked her best individual placement since finishing in a career-best tied for third place at the spring 2018 Evans Derby Experience.

Senior All-American Amanda Doherty and sophomore All-American Frida Kinhult finished in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings with identical three-round scores of 215. The under par finishes by Wallin (minus five), Doherty (minus one) and Kinhult (minus one) allowed the Seminoles to finish the event as one of only four teams (Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Florida and Florida State) with at least three players at under par for the entire tournament.

Doherty carded a 2 under par score of 70 in the final round to finish under par for the 10th time in her career. She carded two birdies and the sixth eagle of her Florida State career in shooting her score of 70. Doherty closed well as she birded her final two holes of the round; she was four strokes under par on her final 11 holes of the round.

Kinhult finished the tournament with a score of 74 in the third round and a total of 215. Her best score of the tournament came as a 67 in the second round. Kinhult has now finished under par in eight of the first 11 tournaments of her career and is a cumulative total of minus 34 strokes under par for her entire Florida State career.

Sophomore Caroline Hodge carded the best round of her career, a 75, in the final round to finish with a three-round total of 234. Hodge finished with career-best scores for a single-round (75 in the third round), a three round tournament (234) and a three-round tournament vs par (+18) in her first career Cougar Classic appearance.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Beatrice Wallin              7t    68    70    73    211
Frida Kinhult               20t    74    67    74    215
Amanda Doherty              20t    67    78    70    215
Amelia Williamson           71t    73    77    76    226
Caroline Hodge              83     79    80    75    234

Kinhult Leads Seminoles At Schooner Fall Classic.

September 27, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

NORMAN, Okla. - Florida State sophomore All-American Frida Kinhult is in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings, and the No 13 Seminole Women's Golf team is in fifth place in the team standings after the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Club. Kinhult, one of nine players in the 81-player field who carded a below par score on the par 70 course, is just three strokes out of the lead as she plays for the third individual championship of her career.

Oklahoma, the host school, is in first place in the team standings and one stroke ahead of Texas. Florida State only seven strokes out of first place. The Seminoles are looking to win the team championship at the Schooner Classic for the second time after finishing in first place in 2017. Claro Moyano of Mississippi State is in first place in the individual standings with a 4 under par score of 66 in the first round.

"It was an extremely windy day," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We didn't have our best stuff, but we hung in there to keep pace. The forecast for tomorrow is similar to today; I'd like to see us make a few less mistakes and a few more birdies in the second round."

Kinhult led the Seminoles with three birdies ad 15 holes played at par or better. She was never more than 1 stoke over par and was as many as 2 strokes under par after consecutive birdies on the 16th and 17th holes. Kinhult carded two birdies on her first nine and two on her back nine. Her score of 69 was her 14th career single round score in the 60's and the third best first round score of her Seminole career.

Kinhult is tied for fourth with five other players and only one stoke from moving into the top three in the individual standings.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin, who was the Seminoles' top finisher in the season-opening Cougar Classic, is in a tie for 19th place after the first 18 holes with a two over par score of 72. She was 1 over par with one birdie and 12 holes played at par over her final 13 holes of the first round. Wallin has carded three of her first four scores of the season at 72 or better and is a cumulative total of three strokes under par in her first two fall events. Senior Amanda Doherty and sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen are in a tie for 36th in the individual standings as both players carded identical score of 74. Doherty totaled a team-leading five birdies while Thomsen carded 13 holes at par or better with one birdie. Sophomore Amelia Williamson totaled two birdies and finished the day with a score of 76.

September 28, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

NORMAN, Okla. - Sophomore All-American Frida Kinhult is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the No. 13 ranked Florida State Women's Golf Team is in eighth place in the team standings with one round of play remaining in the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Club. Kinhult carded a 3 under par score of 67 in the second round and enters play in the final round only one stroke out of the individual leads as she plays for the third tournament championship of her Seminole career.

Oklahoma, the host school, is in first place in the team standings with a one stroke leads over Texas. The Seminoles are only three strokes from moving into the top five in the team standings. Mikhaela Fortuna, who carded a 67 in the second round, is the overall individual leader with a 135 total for the first two rounds of the event. Florida State's Kinhult is tied for second place in the individual standings with Kaitlyn Papp of Texas - both golfers have identical scores of 136.

"Frida is playing really good golf right now," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "As a team we are close, but we haven't played as well as I know we can. Hopefully tomorrow is that day."

Kinhult is tied for second place with scores of 69 and 67 for a 36-hole total of 136. Her two-round total of 136 is tied for her career best she also carded a 36-hole total of 136 in winning the individual championships at both the fall 2018 Jim West Challenge and the spring 2019 Darius Rucker Challenge. Kinhult has now carded first and second round scores in the 60's for the second time in her Seminole career. She carded scores of 68-68 in the first and second rounds in winning the spring 2019 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.

In Saturday's second round, Kinhult carded four birdies and 17 holes scored at par or better. After a birdie on her sixth hole, Kinhult finished the round at 4 strokes under par over her last 12 holes. She carded consecutive birdies on holes 11 and 12 and closed the round with fourth birdie on her final hole of the round. Kinhult was a total of four strokes under par on her final eight holes.

Sophomore Amelia Williamson carded a 1 over par score of 71 and has a two-round total of 147. She improved her second round score by five strokes after carded a 76 in the first round. Senior Amanda Doherty and sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen carded scores of 73 in the second round.

September 29, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

NORMAN, Okla. - Sophomore All-American Frida Kinhult finished in a tie for first place in the individual standings, and the No. 13 Florida State Women's Golf team finished in a tie for fifth place in the team standings as play in the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Club came to a close. Kinhult earned her third career individual championship as she carded scores of 69-67-71 to finish with a three round total of 207 and tied for first with Tristyn Nowlin of Illinois.

It marked the third championship of her Florida State career after earning individual medalist honors at the fall 2018 Jim West Challenge and the spring 2019 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.

Texas rallied from one stroke down after the first two rounds to defeat second-place Alabama by nine strokes. Mississippi State and Florida State carded the best team rounds of the final day of the tournament. Mississippi State finished in third place in the team standings - just two strokes ahead of the Seminoles.

Florida State finished in a tie for fifth place in the team standings along with Illinois as the Seminoles shot their best team round of the tournament in the third and final round. The Seminoles improved by five strokes after the first round of play and bettered their team score in the third round by seven strokes as compared to the second round. A total of three Florida State players (Amanda Doherty, 67; Amelia Williamson, 69 and Puk Lyng Thomsen, 70) all carded scores at par or better in the final round. The Seminoles had two golfers play par or better golf in the first two rounds.

"Our goal today was to shoot the round of the day and we did that," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "I'm very proud of the way the girls handled the windy conditions again today. We made a really good Sunday run. I'm proud of Frida - she played great golf in the last few days."

Kinhult finished the tournament with a 1 over par score of 71 in the third round. She totaled scores of 69-67-71 and finished with a 3 under par score of 207. It marked the eighth time in her 12 career events as a Seminole that she finished with an under par tournament score. Kinhult is now a total of 36 strokes under par for her Florida State career.

"I didn't play my best today but I kept fighting as I knew the wind was hard out there and anything could happen," said Kinhult. "When I finished my round in 71 I thought I was out of it, but the wind didn't only hit me, and the others left out there made a couple of bogeys which made me go up the top. It's a great feeling to have gotten the third one and I'm excited to keep going."

Kinhult finished as Florida State's leader for the ninth time in her career and in the top 10 for the 10th time in her 12 career outings. She was never more than one stroke above par during the entire 54 holes of the Schooner Fall Classic.

Senior All-American Amanda Doherty led the Seminoles with a 3 under par score of 67 in the final round. Her best round of the tournament allowed her finish in a tie for 25th place in the individual standings - the 25th top 25 individual finish of her illustrious career as a Seminole. Doherty's score of 67 came within one of tying her career-best score of 66 which has come three times in her career.

Doherty finished her round with four birdies on her back nine after completing a perfect front nine with nine holes scored at par. She finished the tournament with 11 birdies including a personal best of five in the first round.

Sophomore Amelia Williamson played her best golf of the tournament as she carded a 1 under par score of 69 in the final round. She enjoyed a fine tournament as she improved her score of three strokes in the second and by two strokes in the third round following a first round score of 74.

Williamson's third round score of 69 came within one stroke of tying her career-best score for a single round. She carded a career-best score of 67 in the third round of the 2019 ACC Championship. Williamson's third round score of 69 marked her third career score in the 60's and second in two appearances in the Schooner Fall Classic. She carded a 69 in the second round of the 2018 Schooner Fall Classic.

Sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen carded a tournament-best 70 in the third round and finished in a tie for 38th place with a total of 217. Her third round score of 70 was just one off of her career-best score of 69 which came during the third round of the NCAA Auburn regional. Sophomore Beatrice Wallin finished in a tie for 48th place it the individual standings with a three round total of 219.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Frida Kinhult                1t    69    67    71    207
Amanda Doherty              25t    74    73    67    214
Amelia Williamson           34t    76    71    69    216
Puk Lyng Thomsen            38t    74    73    70    217
Beatrice Wallin             48t    72    75    72    219

Williamson Leads Golf At Jim West Challenge.

October 20, 2019

By Chuck Walsh

SAN MARCOS, Tex. - Sophomore Amelia Williamson is in a tie for 21st place in the individual standings, and the No. 13 Florida State Women's Golf Team is in a tie for 10th place in the team standings after two rounds of the Jim West Challenge at the Kissing Tree Golf Course. Williamson carded scores of 72-68 for a career-best 36-hole score of 140 and is only four strokes out of the individual lead heading into the final round of the tournament on Monday.

Texas Tech and Ole Miss are tied for first in the team standings with 18 holes remaining to be played in the Seminole' third of four fall tournaments. The Red Raiders and the Rebels hold an eight-stroke lead over Miami in the race for the team championship. The Seminoles, who finished with a team score of minus seven in the first two rounds, are one of 13 teams in the field of 15 who finished with under par team scores on the first day of play.

"The goal this week was to get this group to step up," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We showed signs of stepping up but we didn't continue it through 36 holes. In the fall, it's good to struggle because it shows us what we have to work on in order to succeed in the spring. I'd like to see us shoot the round of the day on Monday and leave the state of Texas with a good taste in our mouths."

Williamson, who carded her season-low score of 3 under par 68 in the second round, carded seven birdies and just three holes over par in the first two rounds of the event. In carding her near career-best score of 68 in the second round, she was below par the entire round after earning a birdie on her first hole of the afternoon. With three birdies on her final holes, she moved to four under par to close the round and put herself in contention for the best finish of her Florida State career.

Williamson will play the final round of the event looking to better her career-best finish of tied for 20th at the 2019 ACC Championship.

Sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen is in a tie for 25th place in the individual standings with scores of 67-74 for a two round total of 141. Her score of 67 in the first round is the best of her Florida State career and was two strokes better than her score of 69 in the third round of the NCAA Auburn Regional on May 8, 2019. In earning her career-best score, Thomsen carded a career-high seven birdies and finished with only one hole scored above par.

Thomsen was as many as five strokes under par in the first round.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin is in a tie for 33rd place with a two-round total of 143, while freshman Elle Johnson is in a tie for 43rd place with a total of 145. Johnson who is competing in her first collegiate event, carded a 1 under par score of 71 in her first collegiate round and finished the day with scores of 71-74.

October 21, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

SAN MARCOS, Tex. - Sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen finished in a tie for 17th place in the individual standings, and the No. 13 ranked Florida State Women's Golf Team finished in ninth place in the team standings as play in the Jim West Challenge at the Kissing Tree Golf Course came to a close. Thomsen finished the third round with a team-leading score of 71 and earned the third Top-20 finish of her career.

Ole Miss finished with a 28 under par score of 836 to claim the team championship with a 10-stroke victory over Texas Tech. Including the Seminoles, nine of the 15 teams in the event finished with below par team scores. Seven teams finished at double figures below par. Sasikarn Somboonsup of Texas State - the host team - won the individual championship with a final score of 10 under par 206. She defeated Julia Johnson of Ole Miss by one stroke.

"We got it going early; we just couldn't finish it out," said Seminole Head Coach Amy Bond. "We learned a lot and realized that we have work to do in the off season. The things we have to work on are the little things - once we get them taken care of, we'll be alright."

Thomsen, who led Florida State on the leader board for the first time in her collegiate career, enjoyed her best tournament as a Seminole. She carded her career-best score of 67 in the first round, finished with her career-best 36-hole total of 141, earned her career-best tournament score of 212 and carded her career-best tournament score vs. par of minus four in finishing within six strokes of the individual winner.

"My putting and pitching were the best aspects of my game this week," said Thomsen. "I had some good pitch shots and made some important putts that kept my momentum going in each round. Overall I am happy about many things in my game, but there are some things that need improvement. Most importantly I am making progress towards where I want to be. I am excited about my progress and am very excited that we get to play quickly - this week - in the Landfall Tradition."

Thomsen carded 15 birdies and was under par for 35 of the 54 holes contested in the event. She carded at or below par totals on 44 of the 54 holes (.815 percent) she played and was never more than three strokes above par during the entire event.

Sophomore Amelia Williamson carded a 1 over par score of 73 in the final round and finished with a three round total of even par 216. It marked just the second time in her Florida State career that she finished with an under par tournament score. Williamson totaled scores of 72-68-73 as she carded par or better scores of two of the three rounds played over the two-day event.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin and freshman Elle Johnson finished in a tie for 43rd place with identical scores of 219 while junior Kathleen Sumner finished with a 224 total. Sumner carded an even par score of 72 in the final round.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Puk Lyng Thomsen            17t    67    74    71    212
Amelia Williamson           22t    72    68    73    213
Elle Johnson                43t    71    74    74    219
Beatrice Wallin             43t    69    74    76    219
Kathleen Sumner             56t    77    75    72    224

Doherty Leads Golf At Landfall Tradition.

October 25, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

WILMINGTON, N.C. - Senior All-American Amanda Doherty is in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf team is in a tie for fourth place in the team standings after the first round of the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall. Doherty carded 17 of her 18 holes under par - including the seventh eagle of her Florida State career - to lead a pair of Seminoles in the top-10 of the individual standings.

Alabama and Illinois, a pair of teams who placed three players in the top 15 of the individual standings, are tied for first place in the team standings after 18 of 54 holes have been played. The Seminoles are in a tie for fourth place in the team standings and are only four strokes out of the team lead. Tunrada Piddon of UCF shot a four under 68 and is the first round individual leader. Doherty is only two strokes behind Piddon in the race for the individual championship.

Leading the way for the Seminoles, both Doherty (tied for seventh in the individual standings) and Puk Lyng Thomsen (tied for ninth in the individual standings) are both in the top-10. Florida State is one of only four teams (the Seminoles, Alabama, Virginia and South Carolina) who have two players in the top 10 of the individual standings after the first two rounds of the tournament.

Doherty carded one eagle, two birdies and 15 holes at par in earning her score of 2 under 70. She was two under on her final 15 holes of the round - one stroke under par on both sides of the course. Doherty was one of five players in the 95 player field with an eagle. The eagle was her second of the fall season - she also earned an eagle in the third round of the season-opening Cougar Classic and has carded three eagles in her last six events dating to the 2019 ACC Championship.

"I hit the ball well today, but I didn't make as many putts as I would have liked," said Doherty. "Overall it was a good day. It's nice to be back with the team; we always have fun when we travel."

Thomson, a sophomore, finished with a 1 under par score of 71 and is in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings. She carded four birdies and was below par over the course of her final 17 holes of the round. She opened the event par-birdie-par and was a total of two strokes under par when she made the turn. Thomson totaled seven of nine holes at par or better on her back nine.

Thomsen has now carded scores of 71 in both of her last two rounds and has finished with under par scores in four of her last five events. She is averaging 70.60 strokes per round and is a cumulative total of five strokes under par since carding a 70 in the third round of the Schooner fall Classic Sophomore Amelia Williamson carded a 74 and freshman Elle Johnson totaled a 77.

October 26, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

WILMINGTON, N.C. - Senior Amanda Doherty is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf team is in third place in the team standings after the second of three rounds in the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall. Doherty carded a 71 in the second round - her second consecutive sub-par round - and begins play in Sunday's final round only two strokes out of the individual lead as she plays for her first career tournament victory of her Seminole career.

Alabama played the best round of the second day and moved into first place in the team standings. The Crimson Tide holds an 11 stroke lead over South Carolina in the race for the team championship. Florida State is in third place and looking for its second top five team finish of the season. Angelica Moresco of Alabama is the individual leader after 36 holes with a total of 139. She has carded scores of 69-70.

"We put together a good, solid round today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We are going into tomorrow looking to shoot the round of the day. We are excited about playing in the final group and we'll see where we finish. We'd really like to end the fall on a high note.

Doherty has carded sores of 70-71 for a two round total of 141. She carded five birdies in the second round as she improved her standing by five positions in the individual standings after finishing the first round in a tie for seventh place. Doherty was even par on her front nine and 1 stroke under par with three birdies on the back nine.

"I've been striking the ball well and, and I've managed to get a few putt to drop," said Doherty. "Tomorrow, I'm going to make sure I stick to my game plan."

Doherty has earned two second place finishes in her career with both coming in the spring of 2018 - at the Florida State Match-Up and the Brickyard Collegiate. She begins play in the final round looking to finish under par in a collegiate tournament for the 10th time in her career. "Amanda is playing some really good golf right now," said Bond. "The greens have a really fast pace to them and she's putting the ball in a position where she can score well."

Sophomore Amelia Williamson carded an even par 72 in the second round and has moved into a tie for 25th place in the individual standings. She has now carded scores of par or better in five of her last seven rounds. Williamson carded three birdies and 12 holes of par golf in finishing with her five score at 72 or better this fall.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin carded a 73 in the second round and is in a tie for 334th place with a two-round total of 147. Freshman Elle Johnson carded a 74 in the second round for a two-round total of 151. She improved her individual standing by 16 places in the individual standings.

October 27, 2019

by Chuck Walsh

WILMINGTON, N.C. - Senior Amanda Doherty finished in a tie for 11th place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf team finished in fifth place in the team standings as play in the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall came to a close. The finish was Doherty's best of the fall season, her 18th career top-15 finish and best finish since earning a sixth place finish in the 2019 NCAA Auburn Regional Championship. For the Seminoles it was their second top-five team finish of the fall season.

Florida State earned four top-10 team finishes during its four-match fall season. The Seminoles begin play on their spring season schedule at the Guadalajara International Invitational Feb. 16-19.

South Carolina rallied from 11 strokes down at the start of the third round to defeat Alabama by five strokes and win the team championship. The Gamecocks played the best round of the day and finished with a team score of 283. Priscilla Schmid of Indiana won the individual title with a three round score of 209 to earn a two stroke victory over Ana Palaez of South Carolina.

"We didn't play our best today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "But we finished with two birdies and an eagle which allowed us to move into a top five finish. We know what we have to do in the offseason and we've got to put in a lot of work but is nothing that can't be done. We are certainly looking forward to the spring season."

Doherty finished the 54-hole tournament with a score of 75 in the final round of the championship. She carded scores of 70-71-75 to finish in a tie for 11th place. Doherty has now earned 18 career top-15 finishes. During the third round, Doherty carded three birdies and her second eagle of the tournament. She finished the Landfall tradition with a tournament-leading two birdies and has eight career birdies in her Seminole career. Doherty's two birdies in this tournament marked the first time in her career that she carded multiple birdies in the same tournament.

Sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen played the best round of the third day as she finished with a 2 under par score of 70. She finished in a tie for 31st place in the individual standings. Thomsen led the Seminoles with six birdies in the final round; she totaled 11 birdies in her three rounds played and was one of only seven players in the tournament with 11 or more birdies.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin also finished in a tie for 31st place in the individual standings with a three round total of 220. She was never more than two strokes over par during the final round and was one stroke under par on her final 11 holes with two birdies and seven holes played a par.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Amanda Doherty              11t    70    71    75    216
Puk Lyng Thomsen            31t    71    79    70    220
Beatrice Wallin             31t    74    73    73    220
Amelia Williamson           38t    74    72    76    222
Elle Johnson                64t    77    74    79    230

Women's Golf Defeats Virginia, 7.5-1.5, In Dual Match.

PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Florida State won seven of the nine matches contested and defeated Virginia by a 7.5-1.5 score in match play at Bay Point Golf Club. The Seminoles won all three matches in the morning and won four of the six head to head matches in the afternoon to gain the team victory in the spring season opening event for both teams.

Florida State won all three matches in the morning with Puk Lyng Thomsen and Amelia Williamson defeating Virginia's Beth Lillie and Riley Smyth by a 2-up score. Amanda Doherty and Sandra Salonen - a pair of Seminole seniors beat Haeley Wotknsky and Celeste Valinho by a 4&3 score and Kathleen Sumner and Beatrice Wallin closed out the successful round of golf with a 1-up victory over Virginia Bossi and Julia Ford.

The Seminoles then won four of the six afternoon matches with one ending all square to give the Seminoles the team victory.

In the afternoon's head-to-head match play, Williamson defeated Lillie 2&1, Wallin downed Valinho 2&1 and Doherty picked up a 4&3 victory against Bossi. Virginia's only win came when Ford defeated Salonen 7&5. Wotnosky and Thomsen were all-square when the match ended.

Florida State 7.5, Virginia 1.5
Doubles competition
Puk Lyng Thomsen/Amelia Williamson (FSU) d. Beth Lillie/Riley Smyth (UVa) 2-up
Amanda Doherty/Sandra Solonen (FSU) d. Celeste Valinho/Haeley Wotknsky (UVa) 4&3
Kathleen Sumner/Beatrice Wallin (FSU) d. Virginia Bossi/Julia Ford (UVa) 1-up
Singles competition
Amelia Williamson (FSU) d. Beth Lillie (UVa) 2&1
Beatrice Wallin (FSU) d. Celeste Valinho (UVa) 2&1
Amanda Doherty (FSU) d. Virginia Bossi (UVa) 4&3
Julia Ford (UVa) d. Sandra Solonen (FSU) 7&5
Puk Lyng Thomsen (FSU) vs Haeley Wotknsky all-square
Kathleen Sumner (FSU) d. Riley Smyth (UVa)

Women's Golf Tied For 7th After First Round Of IJGA Collegiate.

February 16, 2020

by Kristen Smith, FSU Sports Information Graduate Assistant

GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Florida State sophomore Beatrice Wallin is tied for second place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf Team is tied with Arkansas, Clemson, and Texas A&M for seventh place in the team standings after the first round of the IJGA Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club. Wallin carded a score of 4 under par 68, and is only two strokes behind the individual leader, LSU's Ingrid Lindblad. Lindblad carded a score of 6 under par 66.

Wallin, who is tied for second in the individual standings, and senior captain Amanda Doherty, who is tied for fifth in the individual standings, are one of only three teammate duos who are in the top five of the individual standings after the first 18 holes. Elodie Chapman (tied for second) and teammate Gurleen Kaur (tied for fifth) of Baylor and Calista Reyes (fourth) and Brooke Seay (tied for fifth) of Stanford are also in the top five of the individual standings with two rounds remaining to be played.

Baylor leads the team standings at the conclusion of round one. The Bears are closely followed by Stanford and Virginia who are currently the only teams who have a gross score under par.

"Bea and Amanda played great golf," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Both players struck the ball really well, and both feel they could have played better, which is a really good sign for the first official round of the spring. We had to knock the competition rust off. Now that we have done that, we are going to improve on the positives things we did well as well as improving on the things we didn't do well."

Wallin's day began well as she carded an eagle on hole No. 1 to immediately move to 2 strokes under par. She birdied her second hole to move to 3 under par. She finished the round with 17 holes scored at par or better (13 pars, two birdies, one eagle) and only one scored over par.

The eagle was Wallin's fourth in competition as a Seminole and her first since the third round of the 2019 NCAA Championship Finals.

Doherty carded a 2-under par score of 70 as she caught fire midway through the round. She was 3 strokes under par on her final 10 holes of the afternoon with five birdies down the stretch. She went from 1 stroke over par after eight holes to 2 strokes under par with her fifth birdie of the day on hole No. 18.

Doherty, who will play in the Augusta National Women's Amateur in April, is just four strokes out of the individual lead with 36 holes remaining to be played.

Sophomore Amelia Williamson is in a tie for 31st place with a score of 74.

February 17, 2020

by Kristen Smith, FSU Sports Inforamtion Graduate Assistant

GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Senior captain Amanda Doherty is in second place in the individual standings and the Florida State Women's Golf Team is in seventh place in the team standings with nine holes remaining to be played in the third and final round of the 2020 IJGA Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club. Doherty begins play in the final nine holes of the tournament on Tuesday morning three strokes behind Ingrid Lindblad of LSU who is in first place with a 10 under par total through the first 45 holes of the tournament.

LSU is in first place in the team standings and is closely followed by South Carolina, Arizona State and Virginia - the only teams under par after 45 holes. The Tigers have nine stroke lead over South Carolina heading into the final morning of competition.

"We played pretty good golf for 27 holes today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We played the harder nine this afternoon and I'm really looking for us to come out firing tomorrow to finish the tournament. Amanda is playing really good golf. I'm hoping that she can have a few more putts fall tomorrow and have an opportunity to catch the leader."

At the conclusion of the second round which took place in the morning, senior Amanda Doherty has carded scores of 70-68 for a two-round total of 138. She carded five birdies in the second round as she improved her individual standing by three positions after finishing the first round in a tie for fifth place.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin carded scores of 68-72 for a two-round total of 140. She was even par on her front nine and one stroke under par with two birdies on the back nine. Wallin is in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings.

The beginning of the third round of play took place at the conclusion of second round.

Sophomore Amelia Williamson is currently tied for 38th place.
Doherty Earns Medalist Honors; Golf T5 at IJGA Collegiate.

February 18, 2020

by Kristen Smith, FSU Sports Information Graduate Assistant

GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Florida State senior Amanda Doherty won her first career individual title, and the Florida State Women's Golf Team finished in a tie for fifth place in the team standings as play in the IJGA Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club came to a close. Doherty rallied from three strokes back with nine holes remaining to be played to defeat Ingrid Lindblad of LSU by one stroke.

Doherty was four under par with three birdies and the ninth eagle of her Seminole career on her final nine holes to overtake Lindblad and earn medalist honors. The Seminole captain closed her third round par-eagle-birdie-par to move into first place as Lindblad earned par scores on her final seven holes of the round.

The finish was Doherty's 11th top-ten career finish.

Virginia won the team championship by two strokes over LSU. South Carolina finished third as only three teams finished under par for the 54-hole event.

"This was a good week to knock off the dust," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We had two players who played really, really good golf and who carried us throughout the week. There were a lot of positives, and, there are also a lot of things we have to work on. We will work on those things in the next couple of weeks as we get ready for our home tournament."

The Seminoles play host to the Florida State Match-Up at the Bay Point Golf Club in Panama City, Feb. 29-March 1.

Doherty finished the 54-hole tournament with a score of 68 in the final round of the championship. She carded scores of 70-68-68 to finish as the individual medalist. During the third round, Doherty carded four birdies and one eagle.

"Winning this event was a great first career win for Amanda," said Bond. She played a lot of solid golf this week. She struck the ball and putted really, really well. We are all very happy for her."

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin finished the tournament in fourth place with scores of 68-72-70. In the final round she carded four birdies bringing her total to 10 for the tournament.

The tied for fourth place finish was Wallin's second best career finish - just behind her third place standing at the spring 2019 Evans Derby Experience.

Sophomore Amelia Wlliamson finished in a tie for 46th place in the individual standings with a three-round total of 225. She was never more than one stroke over par during the final round and carded on par four times with one birdie.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Amanda Doherty               1     70    68    68    206
Beatrice Wallin              4t    68    72    70    210
Amelia Williamson           44t    74    74    77    225
Kathleen Sumner             57t    81    73    76    230
Puk Lyng Thomsen            73     81    79    84    244

Golf In 2nd Place At Florida State Match-Up.

February 29, 2020

by Kristen Smith, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

PANAMA CITY, Fla. - At the conclusion of round two of the Florida State Match-Up at the Bay Point Golf Club, Florida State shot 27-over par and the Seminoles are second in the team standings.

"Today was a windy day and the course played hard but I think once we got settled in after the first round we played pretty well in the second round and put ourselves in the position to potentially catch the leaders tomorrow," said Seminole Head Coach Amy Bond.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin finished the first round tied for 11th place in the individual standings but moved up the leaderboard nine spots into second place with scores 75-72. She totaled five birdies and never carded a score more than 1 over par.

"I though Beatrice played very well. Her 75 this morning was very good in the conditions that we had and for her to turn around and shoot even par in the second round was also a really good round," Said Bond. "She's put herself in position to make a run tomorrow, which is certainly doable for her."

Senior Amanda Doherty carded scores of 76-75 securing a tie for eighth place with two birdies on the back nine holes. Junior Kathleen Sumner tied for sixth place with scores 76-74. A birdie on hole 15 of the second round secured her spot on the leaderboard.

"Kathleen played probably two of her most consistent rounds so far in trying conditions and I'm excited to watch her and Amanda play tomorrow," said Bond.

Sophomore Puk Lyng Thomsen, who competed as an individual, played consistently well for all 36 holes. She maintained a top 10 standing throughout the two rounds carding scores 72-77. She scored even par for eight holes of the first round and totaled four birdies.

"Puk's 72 this morning was excellent," said Bond. "And she too has the ability to make a run at the leader."

Leading the individual standing is LSU's Ingrid Lindblad who carded scores 71-72 for a total of 143.

"We need to put together a really good round tomorrow," said Bond. "Overall I'm proud of the way we hung in there and I'm excited to see how we can compete with everyone else tomorrow."

The LSU Tigers are leading the field, along with Clemson in the matchup format. Florida State and Alabama are second and trail the leaders by 11 strokes heading into Sunday.

March 1, 2020

by Kristen Smith, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

PANAMA CITY, Fla. - The Florida State Women's Golf Team finished in second-place in the team standings at the sixth Annual Florida State Match-Up at the Bay Point Golf Club.

"It's a tough complex to play so all of the girls deserve a round of applause for hanging in there and getting better as the day went on because the conditions were extremely difficult on a difficult golf course," said Seminole Head Coach Amy Bond.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin maintained consistent play throughout the tournament and finished in second place. In the third round she carded three birdies for a score of 73.

"I've been playing really well this spring. Over the winter I focused on practicing my swing and the technique and it just feels really good to be playing well," said Wallin.

Senior Amanda Doherty jumped four spots on the leaderboard in the third round. A birdie on hole 16 secured her fourth-place finish after consistently scoring even par all day. She only scored over par once.

Teammate Sandra Salonen made a huge jump on the leaderboard in the third round of play. She finished even par with 3 birdies for a total of 72 on the round. She advanced 16 spots to finish in a tie for 19th place.

"I thought Sandra had a good comeback today," said Bond. "She struggled a little bit in the first round but got better each round and I'm super proud of her for that."

LSU's Ingrid Lindblad claimed the individual title with scores 71-72-69 for a total of 212 and the LSU Tigers scored 22 over par to claim the team title with a total score of 886 - a 14-stroke lead over runner-up Florida State.

The champions of the match-up format are LSU & Clemson with a combined score of 1117. This style of play is a unique and fun way for the girls to learn from and interact with other teams.

"Golf is all about the camaraderie," said Bond. "When the kids can see players head to head it's so much better than them seeing it on paper. For everyone here to be able to play with somebody from another team for three straight rounds is a good thing."

The Seminoles considered this weekend a huge success.

"As difficult as conditions were, we truly saw how dedicated these kids are going to have to be and how internally motivated they're going to have to be when it comes to difficult conditions," said Bond. "So, I thought they hung in there really well. We've still got some work to do."

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Beatrice Wallin              2     75    72    73    220
Amanda Doherty               4     76    75    72    223
Kathleen Sumner             14t    76    74    80    230
Sandra Salonen              19t    83    76    72    231
Elle Johnson              * 26t    75    82    76    233
Puk Lyng Thomsen          * 30t    72    77    86    235
Amelia Williamson           33t    80    75    81    236

Wallin, Doherty Lead Golf Through 1st Round Of Darius Rucker.

March 6, 2020

by Kristen Smith, Sports Inforamtion Graduate Assistant

HILTON HEAD, S.C. - At the conclusion of the first round of play at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Club, the Seminoles are in 13th place. Florida State shot 20 over par for a total of 304.

Sophomore Beatrice Wallin and Senior Amanda Doherty are both tied for 25th place in the individual standings with scores of 74.

"It was a tough day for us," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "The team scores are all bunched up, and if we can put together a good round tomorrow, like I know we can, we jump up and improve our team and individual standing."

Wallin totaled three birdies and maintained steady play on the back nine holes. Her final birdie was on hole 10 followed by even par scores on the subsequent five holes.

Doherty started off the round with two birdies on the front nine holes and never scored more than one over par.

Wake forest leads the team standings and holds a five stroke lead over UCLA. The Demon Deacons shot 3 over par for a total of 287. Leading the individual standing is Wake Forest's Rachel Kuehn who carded a score of 69.

March 7, 2020

by Kristen Smith, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

HILTON HEAD, S.C. - Senior Amanda Doherty is in a tie for 32nd place, and the Florida State Women's Golf Team is in 14th place in the team standings heading into the final round of the Darius Rucker Invitational at the Long Cove Club.

"We were hoping to move up the leaderboard today and that didn't happen" said Head Coach Amy Bond. "The wind and the course got the best of us. There is still a lot to play for. Tomorrow I look for us to make the adjustments and battle. The goal tomorrow is to finish strong and shoot the round of the day.

Kathleen Sumner carded two birdies on the front nine holes and one on hole 14. Similar to teammate Doherty, she, too, shot five over par for a score of 76 landing her in a tie for 40th place.

Leading the individual standings is Wake Forest's Emilia Migliaccio who carded a score of 70 to move up the leaderboard nine spots.

Wake Forest is leading the field. The Demon Deacons shot 7 over par and carded a score of 288. This brings their total to 575 for the tournament. The UCLA Bruins are second and trail the leaders by five strokes heading into Sunday.

March 8, 2020

by Kristen Smith, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

HILTON HEAD, S.C. - Sophomore Beatrice Wallin carded a career-low score of 66 in the final round and finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings, and the Seminole women's golf team finished in 11th place in the team standings as play in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Club came to a close.

Florida State shot the second best team round of the day - and its best round of the tournament - with a 5 over par score of 289.

Wallin surged up the leaderboard in the final round. She shot five under par, carded five birdies, and shot even par on her first six holes of play to jump 38 spots.

She has earned a top 10 finish in all three of the Seminoles' events this spring - a career-best second at the Florida State, Match-Up, tied for fourth at the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate and tied for seventh at the Darius Rucker.

"Sometimes golf is hard, nothing goes in and we don't have out best games," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Today, we battled it out to the second best round of the day and the lowest individual score of the tournament. I am a very proud coach and this will come in handy later."

Junior Kathleen Sumner also made great improvements to help advance the team. She jumped seven spots and carded scores 75-76-73 for a tie for 33rd place. In the final round, she shot 2 over par with three birdies to secure her standing.

Wake Forest's Emilia Migliaccio won the individual title. She carded scores 72-70-70 for a total of 212 and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons scored 3 over par to claim the team title with a total score of 855 - a 26-stroke lead over runner-up Auburn.

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Beatrice Wallin              7t    74    78    66    218
Kathleen Sumner             33t    75    76    73    224
Amanda Doherty              56t    74    76    80    230
Puk Lyng Thomsen            65t    81    78    75    234
Amelia Williamson           85     85    84    75    244