2023 Women's Golf - Year In Review |
| Coaching Staff Amy Bond, Head Coach Robert Duck, Assistant Coach, Dir of Player Development Ryan Heisey, Assistant Coach Stephen Parker, Strength and Conditioning Jennifer Santiago, Director of Operations  Click here to see individual photos |
Jacqui Putrino, 5-10, Lakewood Ranch
Lottie Woad, 5-8, Farnham, England
Women's Golf: Heath, Woad, Williamson Named To All-ACC Team; Woad Freshman Of The Year. May 1, 2023 by Chuck Walsh TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Three
Seminoles - Charlotte Heath, Lottie Woad, and Amelia Williamson - have been named to the 2023 All-ACC Women's Golf team in a vote by the league's 12 head coaches. It is the third time Heath has
earned All-ACC honors, the second time for Williamson and the first time Woad has been honored by the ACC. Woad was also named as the ACC Freshman of the Year, marking just the second time a Florida
State golfer has been named as the ACC's top newcomer in the sport of women's golf. The selection of three Seminoles to the All-ACC team marks just the third time in school history that three or
more players have earned All-ACC honors in the same season. The school record for All-ACC selections in the same year is four - Matilda Castren, Lydia Gumm, Kim Metraux and Morgane Metraux - in 2017.
Woad is just the second Seminole to earn ACC Freshman of the Year honors - joining only Frida Kinhult in 2019. Florida State and Wake Forest are the only two teams in the ACC with three or more
players named to the 2023 All-ACC Women's Golf team. Head Coach Amy Bond has now coached a total of 24 All-ACC selections in her first 13 years as the Seminoles' head coach, and is the only head
coach in school history to have coached the only two players (Kinhult and Woad) in school history to earn ACC Freshman of the Year honors. "We are super excited for Charlotte, Lottie, and Amelia,"
said Bond. "All three golfers have played well all season, and set the tone both on and off the course for our entire team. With the semester coming to a close, we expect to do as well in the
classroom as we have on the course this season. We are thankful to our administration and professors on campus who work to give all of the girls on our team the opportunities to be successful
throughout their careers." Heath and Woad are both on the ANNIKA Award Watch list - the award that names the National Player of the Year at the conclusion of the NCAA Championships. Each of the
Seminoles who earned All-ACC honors had the pleasure of competing in Augusta National Women's Amateur in Match at Augusta National. Heath enters the NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship as the
Seminoles' leader in stroke average with a school-record best 70.79 scoring average. She has finished in the top five in the individual standings in four of Florida State's five events and is a total
of 17 strokes under par this spring for her junior season, Heath is a cumulative total of 32 strokes under par. She finished as the individual co-champion at the Landfall Tradition in October.
"I'm happy to be selected to the All-ACC for the third consecutive season," said Heath. "My focus is on the success of our team as we begin play in regionals next week. We are really looking forward
to a great week of practice, and beginning play in Raleigh." Heath is just the fifth player in school history to earn All-ACC honors at least three times as a Seminole. She joins Caroline Westrup
(2006, 07, 08, 09), Kristin Tamulis (2001, 02, 03), Castren (2014, 16, 17) and Beatrice Wallin (2019, 21, 22) as Florida State golfers who have earned All-ACC honors three or more times. Woad, who
has earned seven top-10 finishes in her nine events in her first season as a Seminoles, enters the NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship with a 70.84 stoke average. She has earned two individual
championships (at the Ivy Intercollegiate and the Florida State Match Up) and has six top-five individual finishes. Woad has finished under par in five of her nine starts, including a 10 under
performance in finishing in third place in the Moon Invitational in February. "I am pleased to have made the All-ACC team in my first year after playing pretty consistently throughout the season,"
said Woad. "It's an honor for our program, and for me, to be named the ACC Freshman of the Year." Heath and Woad were recently named to the International Team for the 2023 Palmer Cup (June 8-10)
at the Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa. Williamson, the first player to play in five seasons in the history of the program, is averaging 72.80 strokes in nine events as a senior. She
finished in fifth place in the individual standings at the Florida State Match Up, and in a tie for 15th place in the recently completed ACC Championships. Williamson is ranked sixth in school
history with 123 career rounds played, and is looking to become just the second player in school history to play in 130 or more career rounds. "I am honored to receive All-ACC team recognition,
said Williamson. "It's nice to see an honor of this caliber come from my hard work, especially in my final season as a Seminole." Florida State begins play on May 8 at the NCAA Raleigh (N.C.)
Regional Championship at the Lonnie Poole Golf Course. The Seminoles are looking to become just the sixth team since 2000 to win three consecutive regional championships after winning the titles at
the Louisville (2021) and Tallahassee Regional (2022) in the last two years. "We've had a really good season, but we know there's a lot of golf left to play," said Bond. "We are happy for members
of our team to be honored, but we all know there are bigger team goals ahead in the next four weeks. We are all excited to get on the road and play Florida State golf." 2023 ACC Women's Golf
Player of the Year 2023 ACC Women's Golf Freshman of the Year 2023 ACC Women's Golf Coach of the Year 2023 All-ACC Women's Golf Team June 1, 2023 by Chuck Walsh TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State junior Charlotte Heath and freshman Lottie Woad, who led the Seminoles to a fifth place
finish at the 2023 NCAA Division I Championship Finals, have earned All-American First-Team honors as announced by the Women's Golf Coaches Association. The selections of both Heath and Woad to the
First-Team marks the third consecutive season the Seminoles have had at least one player earn All-American First-Team honors. Three-time Beatrice Wallin earned the honor in both 2021 and 2022. It
also marked the second consecutive season Heath has been named to the All-American team by the WGCA. She earned All-American Honorable Mention honors 2022. Woad is the third freshman in school
history to earn All-American First-team honors. Florida State and Wake Forest were the only two teams in the nation to have two golfers earn All-American First-Team honors this season. Florida
State has had at least one golfer earn All-American honors each season since 2016 with five first-team All-Americans during that span. "We are all very excited for Charlotte and Lottie to be
recognized as two of the nation's top players by the WGCA," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Both players played very well throughout the season. The consistency both players exhibited during the year was
fun to watch. Amazingly, both Charlotte and Lottie finished under par for the entire season, and that's hard to do. They are to be congratulated for being named All-Americans in a year when there
were so many deserving players from around the country." In addition to playing well for the Seminoles, Heath (25th) and Woad (13th) finished in the top 25 in the individual standings in the third
annual Augusta National Women's Amateur Championship in April. Heath, who finished in eighth place in the individual standings at the 2023 NCAA Championship Finals at Grayhawk Golf Club, finished
the 2023 season with a single-season program record 70.56 stroke average. She earned her first career individual championship at the Landfall Tradition in the fall of 2022, and a career-best eight
top-10 finishes. Heath led the Seminoles in stroke average, rounds scored at par or better (24 of 32), and rounds scored of 75 or better (31 of 32). Heath was a combined total of 30 strokes under
par as a junior. "I'm really proud to have earned all American First-Team honors this year, said Heath. "I've been fortunate to earn honorable mention honors previously, so it was definitely a
goal of mine to be on the first team this year. I'm looking forward to coming back in the fall for my last year, and continuing the hard work with my coaches." Woad is the third freshman in school
history to earn All-American First-Team honors joining Caroline Westrup in 2006 and Frida Kinhult in 2019. Woad finished her first season as a Seminole with a 71.06 stroke average - the fourth
lowest single-season scoring average in school history. She led the Seminoles with two individual titles - at the Ivy Intercollegiate and the Florida State Match Up - and tied the school record score
for a single round with a 65 in the second round of the Schooner Fall Classic. Woad led the Seminoles on the scoreboard seven times in 11 matches including at the NCAA Raleigh Regional
Championship. "I am very excited for this honor in my first season at Florida State," said Woad. "Because of our success as a team, this honor is very much a team award and each player on our team
needs to share in this recognition. Many thanks to our coaches - Coach Bond, Coach Duck and Coach Heisey - because they are a driving force behind us as players." Heath and Woad will play in the
Arnold Palmer Cup beginning June 8 at the Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa. 2023 WGCA 1st Team All-Americans
2023 WGCA 2nd Team All-Americans 2023 WGCA Honorable Mention All-Americans All-Time Florida State/WGCA All-Americans June 14, 2023 by Chuck Walsh TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State junior Charlotte Heath (First-Team) and freshman Lottie Woad (Second-Team) have earned
All-American honors for the 2023 season as selected by the writers and editors of Golfweek. Heath is now a consensus First-team All-American as she earned the top honor from both the Women's Golf
Coaches Association, while Woad was selected a First-Team All-American by the WGCA and a Second-Team All-American by Golfweek. Both Heath and Woad earned All-ACC honors - Heath for third time and
Woad for the first time in their careers. Heath was also a finalist for the ANNIKA Award as the National Player of the Year while Woad was selected as both the ACC Freshman of the Year and the
National Freshman of the Year (co). "It's great for both Charlotte and Lottie to be named All-Americans by both the WGCA and Golfweek," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Both Charlotte and Lottie are
outstanding golfers and even better people. Our program is blessed to have both players as student-athletes at Florida State. And the best thing - both golfers will be back in our lineup in 2023-24
as our program continues to reach new heights in the ACC and nationally." Heath is one of nine players in the nation-and one of only two from the ACC, who was selected as a First-Team All-American
by both the WGCA and Golfweek this season. She finished the 2023 season with a career-low and team-leading 70.56 stroke average, her first career individual win, and with eight top-10 finishes in
Florida State's 11 matches during the fall and spring events. Heath is a five-time All-American selection (Honorable Mention by Golfweek in 2021 and 2022, Honorable Mention by the WGCA in 2022, and
First-Team by the WGCA and Golfweek in 2023). She is also a three-time All-ACC selection (2021, 2022, 2023). Woad, only a freshman, earned All-American First-Team honors by the WGCA and
Second-Team honors by Golfweek, All-ACC honors, All-NCAA Raleigh Regional Honors, and was ACC and National Freshman of the Year (co) as she completed her first collegiate season as one of the most
decorated players in the nation. Woad finished with a 71.06 stroke average (fourth-best in school history for a single season), won two individual championships and finished in the top-10 of the
individual standings in 10 of 11 events. She tied the school-record with her low round score of 65 in the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic. Florida State and Wake Forest are the only two
ACC teams with multiple players who earned All-American First or Second team honors. Florida State earned a cumulative team GPA of 3.560 in the spring season with four players (Madison Hewlett,
Alice Hodge, Kayla Williams, and Katherine Cook) named to the Academic Dean's List. Golfweek First-Team All-Americans Golfweek Second-Team All-Americans
Golfweek Third-Team All-Americans Golfweek Honorable All-Americans Women's Golf: Tied For 4th At Cougar Classic. September 12, 2022 by Chuck Walsh CHARLESTON, S.C. - Freshman Lottie Woad carded a 5 under par 66
in the first round and is in third place in the individual standings, and the No. 6 ranked Florida State Women's golf team is in a tie for fourth place in the team standings after two rounds of the
19th Annual Cougar Class at the Yeamans Hall Club. Woad is in third place in the individual standings and only one stroke out of the individual lead. Ole Miss, the only team to finish with under
par team scores in both of the first two rounds, is in first place in the team standings. The Seminoles are tie for fourth in the team standings behind Clemson and NC State. Jenny Bae of Georgia and
Andrea Lignell of Ole Miss are tied for first in the individual standings with identical scores of 135. Bae carded a 65 in the second round to move into a tie for first in the individual standings
following a first round 70 which had her in 22nd place individual standings. "In the fall, you want to see what happens when adversity hits," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We are really looking
forward to tomorrow because we all know that we are better than how we played in the second round today. It was a good to kick the rust off; now we look ahead to moving forward." Woad began the
day well with a birdie on her first career hole, and stayed hot throughout the 36 holes played on the first day of the event. She birdied three of her first six holes in the first round and totaled
six birdies in her first round as a Seminole. Woad was in first place after the first 18 holes with her first round score of 5 under par 66. Woad carded three more birdies in the second round,
including birdies on two of her final three holes. She was never more than one stroke over par, and was as many as four strokes under par during the first two rounds as she made her collegiate
debut. Woad's score of 66 was tied for the third-best single round score of the day, and she was one of six players scored a 66 or below in the first two rounds of the tournament. Heath, who
totaled 10 birdies in the first two rounds of play, is in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings. She carded scores of 69-69 for a two-round total of 138 and is only three strokes out of
the individual lead. Heath was one of only six players in the field who carded two scores in the 60's. Her 36-hole total is just one stroke off of tying her career-best score for the first two
rounds as a Seminole. September 13, 2022 by Chuck Walsh CHARLESTON, S.C. - Florida State freshman Lottie
Woad finished in a tie for fourth in the individual standings, and the No. 6 ranked Seminole Women's Golf team finished in fourth in the team standings as the 19th Annual Cougar Classic at the Yeamans
Hall Club came to a close. Woad was in contention for the individual title throughout the event, and finished a mere two strokes off of the lead in her first career tournament as a Seminole. Ole
Miss, with three players in the top 15 of the individual standings, win the team championship with a one stroke victory over Clemson. The Seminoles finished second among the six ACC teams in the
tournament. Andrea Lignell of Ole Miss won her first career individual championship with a one stroke win over Mathilde Delavallade of Penn State and Emma Schimpf of the College of Charleston. "It
was our first event out of the gates, and we realize that we have some things to work on," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "I have always felt that the fall is where teams begin to get better, and that's
true for us after this event. We are going to continue to get better - that's our goal and that's what we are going to work towards accomplishing." Woad finished with a 1 under par score of 70 in
the final round and totaled a 7 under par score of 206 in her first career collegiate tournament. She finished with scores of 66-70-70 and was just one of four players in the 96-player field who
carded under par scores in each of three rounds. Woad's three-round total of 206 is tied for the ninth-best tournament score in school history. Woad's tournament score of 206 is the best
three-round tournament score in a player's first tournament in school history. Woad played consistent golf, with two birdies and 17 holes scored at par or better in the third and final round. Her
only blemish over her final 18 holes was a bogey on her 16th hole of the afternoon. Woad birdied her second hole of the round to go under par, and was never at even or above par during the remainder
of the round. Junior Charlotte Heath finished in a tie for 13th place with a three-round total of 210. She totaled scores of 69-69-72 as she finished at 3 under par for the 54-hole tournament. She
has now earned 13 career top-15 finishes and finished with an under par tournament score five times. Senior Amelia Williamson carded her second score of 70 during the tournament in the final round.
She carded three birdies in the final round and totaled a 3 over par score of 216.
Women's Golf: Woad Ties School Record With 65 At Schooner. September 24, 2022 by Chuck Walsh NORMAN, Okla. - Freshman Lottie Woad tied the
school record with a 5 under par score of 65 and is in a tie for third place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf Team is in first place in the team standings after the
first round of the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Course. Playing in just her second collegiate event, Woad was 4 under par on her final three holes with one eagle and two birdies, to
finish her fourth career round at 65. During the round she totaled four birdies, one eagle and 17 holes scored a par or better. She is just one stroke behind Clemson's Chloe Holder and Crystal Wang
of Illinois who carded scores of 6 under par 64. Florida State's team score of 13 under par 267 established a school record. The score vs. par of 13 under is just five strokes off of the team
record. The score of 267 is the best score by three strokes in school history. Florida State moved into the team lead as three Seminoles - Woad, Charlotte Heath and Alice Hodge - all carded
birdies on their final holes of the afternoon. The three birdies allowed the Seminoles to move ahead of Oklahoma, the host school for the tournament, which had led the team standings for the majority
of the first round. The Seminoles enter the second round with a one stroke lead over the Sooners. Virginia Tech and Clemson are tied for third in the team standings. "We played a really, really
good round of golf today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "The expectation was that the wind was going to kick up - but it didn't kick up as hard as it could have. Because of that, the course became very
scoreable. We took advantage of the holes we could, did what we needed to on the hard holes, and snuck in a couple of surprise birdies. "Jacqui (Putrino) played a great first college round. The
wind is supposed to kick up tomorrow. We just have to take advantage when we can." Woad was nearly flawless throughout the round in becoming the first Seminole to card a 65 since Alice Hodge
totaled a 65 in the third round of the 2022 NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course. She is just the ninth player in school history to card a score of 65. The score
has been achieved 10 times in school history. Woad played especially strong golf on her back nine as she totaled a 5 under par total. She totaled three birdies and her first career eagle in tying
the school record. Woad was five under par on her final seven holes of the round. Woad was one of four Seminoles who finished the round under par. Woad (5 under par 65), Heath (3 under par 67),
Hodge (3 under par 67) and Putrino (2 under par 68) helped the Seminoles finish with a 13 under par team score of 267. The 13 under par score is just five strokes off of the school record of 18 under
par which came during the first round of the 2021 Valspar Augusta Invitational. The Seminoles' score of 267 in Saturday's round is the best single round team score by three strokes in school
history. September 25, 2022 by Chuck Walsh NORMAN, Okla. - Florida State freshman Lottie Woad is
in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings, and the Seminole Women's Golf Team is in first place in the team standings with one round remaining to be played in the Schooner Fall Classic at
the Belmar Golf Club. The Seminoles increased their lead from one stroke to six strokes in round two, and enter the final round of the event with a six stroke lead over Oklahoma and a seven stroke
lead over Houston, who are in second and third places, respectively, in the team standings. The Seminoles' overall score of 552 through the first two rounds of the classic is the best two-round
team score in school history. The previous 36 hole record for a team score was 568 at the 2018 Cougar Classic. Florida State carded a school record for a single round (267) in Saturday's first
round. "The conditions were more difficult today as compared to yesterday," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "But I thought we handled it pretty well and had an overall good day. We extended our lead
and that's one of our goals when we are in this position. "One of our goals is also to play in the final group on the final day and we have accomplished that, too. I think the wind is going to be
a factor again tomorrow and we just have to compete and play the course well like we know we can." Woad carded a 71 on Sunday and is in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings with a
two-round total of 136. She begins play in Monday's final round just three strokes behind the individual leader, Carmen Griffiths of Louisville. Griffiths carded a 5 under par score of 65 and has a
36 hole total of 133. A total of three strokes separate the top seven players in positions one through tied for fifth. Woad carded three birdies in the second round and has earned seven birdies
and one eagle through her first two rounds of play. She has not been more than one stoke above par at any point through the first two rounds of play. Junior Charlotte Heath also carded a 71 in
Sunday's second round and is in a tie for 12th place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 138. She is in line for a top-10 finish as she is only five strokes out of the lead and one
stroke out of seventh place. Heath has earned eight career top-10 finishes with her most recent coming at the 2022 ACC Championships. Senior Amelia Williamson finished with the best score of the
round for the Seminoles as she carded an even par score of 70. She has played extremely consistent golf in this event with scores of 70-71 for a two-round total of 141. Williamson carded a
team-leading five birdies on Sunday and improved her individual seeding by 18 places in the standings as she moved from a tie for 48th place after the first round into a tie for 30th place after two
rounds of play. September 26, 2022 by Chuck Walsh NORMAN, Okla. - Florida State won the championship of the Ninth
Annual Schooner Fall Classic with a three-stroke victory over TCU as play in the event at the Belmar Golf Club Came to a close. The Seminoles took the lead in the first round and held it for most of
the remainder of the event to win the Schooner Fall Classic for the second time. Florida State also won the event in 2016. Florida State set the school record for a team score in a three-round
tournament with its 828 team total. The Seminoles' team total broke the school record by one stroke. The previous record of 829, came as Florida State won the 2016 Schooner Fall Classic. Caitlyn
Macnab of TCU won the individual championship with a 10 under par score of 200. She defeated Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn of Iowa State by one stroke. Florida State's Lottie Woad finished in eighth place
with a three-round total of 205 while teammate Charlotte Heath finished in ninth place in the individual standings with 54-hole total of 206. The Seminoles were one of only three teams in the 16-team
field to finish with two players in the top 10 of the final individual standings. Head Coach Amy Bond was presented with an autographed guitar by Trivia Covel and country music superstar Toby Keith
- the tournament co-hosts. The event is held to benefit the OK Kids Korral, a nonprofit group that aids children with cancer and their families. The OK Kids Korral is a "home away from home"
facility where children with cancer and their families can spend time either overnight or during the day, cost-free, while receiving treatment at nearby children's hospitals. Amenities include
overnight suites, daytime rooms, dining areas, game rooms, living rooms, a kitchen, a laundry room, and family resource rooms. It is designed as a relaxing, safe haven. "From start to finish we
played good golf," said Bond. "We played well in a variety of weather conditions on a really good golf course. We didn't get off the best of starts today but we finished well and that showed me that
there's a lot of heart within the girls on our team. I'm ecstatic to win this event because we are playing for the OK Kids Korral - a special place that is very important to me, and to our
program. "I'm happy for this group to get their first win. Congratulations to them for a great week of golf." Freshman Lottie Woad led the Seminoles for a second consecutive tournament as she
finished in eighth place in the individual standings with a 5 under par score of 205. She played her final 17 holes of the tournament at three under par with four birdies and 16 holes played at par
or better for her second consecutive top-10 finish. She finished in a tie for fourth place at the fall season-opening Cougar Classic. Woad's score of 205 is tied for the eighth best three-round
tournament score in school history. Woad played 47 of 54 holes below par with 11 birdies and one eagle in closing the event as the Seminoles' top finisher for the second straight time. She was one
of nine players in the field who carded at least one eagle. Woad finished with scores of 65-71-69, with her score of 65 in the first round tying the school record for lowest round by a Florida State
golfer. Junior Charlotte Heath finished in ninth place in the individual standings with a 4 under par score of 206. She earned scores of 67-71-68. She has now earned nine career top-10 finishes.
Heath carded four birdies in the final round and was four under par over her final 13 holes of the round.
Women's Golf: Woad Wins Individual Title, FSU Second At Ivy Intercollegiate. by Chuck Walsh SPRINGFIELD, N.J. - Freshman Lottie Woad was five under
par over her final eight holes and finished as the individual co-champion, and the No. 16 ranked Seminole women's golf team finished in second place in the team standings as the stroke play portion of
the Ivy Intercollegiate was completed in 36 holes at the famed Baltusrol Golf Club. Woad gained her first career win in just her third career start as she finished with a two-round total of 3 under
par 141. She finished tied with North Carolina's Krista Junkkari for the individual lead. Florida State, who was in eighth place in the team standings after the first round of the day, played
spectacular golf in the afternoon round and finished as the only team under par in the second set of 18 holes. The Seminoles' team score of 287 in the second round was the best round of the day by
any of the 12 teams in either round. The Seminoles steadily climbed the team leaderboard as both Woad and teammate Charlotte Heath finished under par for the second round, and in the top 10 of the
individual standings. Woad earned her third career top-10 finish, while Heath finished with a two over par total of 146 and in 10th place in the individual standings. North Carolina won the team
title with a two-round total of 589. The Seminoles combined for a 1-2 ACC finish with a 594 team total. The ACC finished with each of its six teams in the event earning top-eight team finishes.
Match play in the event begins Tuesday where players from the ACC will take on players from the Ivy League. Each individual match will be determined by how the players finish in Monday's stroke play.
The top ACC finisher will take on the top Ivy finisher, the second-best ACC finisher will take on the second-best Ivy finisher with a total of 30 matches played. With 30 points up for grabs (each
match counts one point), the conference with the most points will be declared the winner. "We challenged the girls and they came through," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Each of the girls showed a lot
of heart in the second round after we dug ourselves a hole. They all turned it around, and played through tough conditions with their backs against the wall in the second round." Woad continued to
play extremely consistent golf in just the third event of her Florida State career. She finished tied for the tournament lead with 26 of her 36 holes on the day at scored par and totaled six birdies
in the second round. She earned an even par score of 72 in the first round and totaled a 3 under par total of 69 in the second round. Woad has now totaled four of the first eight rounds of her
career in the 60's and owns a scoring average of 69.00 through her first three tournaments. Heath was on fire in the second round as she carded a 2 under par score of 70 and finished the 36-hole
day with a total of 146. She birdied her final two holes of the second round and was two under par over her final 13 holes of the day. Heath was never above par in the second round of play. For
her efforts, Heath earned her 10th career top-10 finish, and second this season. She finished in ninth place in the individual standings at last week's Schooner Fall Classic, helping the Seminoles to
their first team championship of the season. Senior Amelia Williamson and freshman Jacqui Putrino carded scores of 74 in the second round and finished in a tie for 24th place and in a tie for 31st
place respectively in the individual standings.
Women's Golf: Heath's Hole In One Leads Seminoles to 5-0 Mark. by Chuck Walsh SPRINGFIELD, N.J. - A hole in one by Charlotte Heath highlighted five
match play wins for the Seminoles on the final day of the Ivy Intercollegiate at the Baltusrol Golf Club. Match play victories by senior Amelia Williamson, juniors Charlotte Heath and Alice Hodge,
and freshmen Jacqui Putrino and Lottie Woad helped the ACC defeat the Ivy League by a 20.5 - 9.5 margin in the 30 match play competitions that were contested on the final day of the tournament. The
Seminoles finished in second place in the team standings in the stroke play portion of the event, which was played Monday. Woad earned her first career victory as she finished as the co-champion in
the individual standings along with North Carolina's Krista Junkkari. "I'll take 5-0 in match play," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "It was great to get the experience of match play this early in the
season. To gain that experience this early in the year will be beneficial for us as we get into the spring and begin preparing for the postseason." Heath's hole in one came during her 4Up victory
over Catherine Rao of Princeton. She began her match against Rao with wins on four of her first five holes. Heath then aced hole No. 10 and never looked back in gaining the point for the ACC. She
increased her lead to four with three holes remaining to be played to earn the victory. "The green was hard sloping right to left, so I hit a little 6 iron and it ran in," said Heath. "I wasn't
sure if it went in, but Amelia was on the hole next to me and saw it go in. It was really cool to have her see it." For Heath it was her third career hole in one, and first as a Seminole. Her
most recent ace came at the Shire Golf Club in the U.K. when she was 16 years old. Heath was one of three Seminoles to win their individual matches by 4UP scores. Also winning by four holes were
Putrino and Hodge. Williamson won her match by a 2UP score, while Woad was victorious by a 1UP score. Match Play Results Women's Golf: Heath Leads Seminoles At Landfall Tradition. October 28, 2022 by Chuck Walsh WILMINGTON, N.C. - Junior Charlotte Heath is in a tie
for first and freshman Lottie Woad is in a tie for third in the individual standings, and the No. 18 Florida State Women's Golf team is in third place in the team standings after the first round of
the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Wilmington. Heath carded a 66 and is tied for the individual lead with Rachel Kuehn of Wake Forest with 36 holes remaining to be played. Woad, who has
gained three top 10 finishes in the first three events of her collegiate career, is among five players tied for third, and is only one stroke behind the leaders. Florida State is the only team with
two players in the top-five of the individual standings after the first round. The Seminoles are three strokes behind No. 9 ranked San Jose State for first place and just two strokes behind No. 2 Wake
Forest for second place. The Seminoles are currently ranked second among the six ACC teams competing in the event. Heath's first round score of 66 was one stroke off of her personal career best
(65), one stroke off of the school record (65), and tied the single-round record for the Landfall Tradition. "The course is in great condition, but the wind blew 10-20 MPH today," said Head Coach
Amy Bond. "The increased wind on this course forces you to be diligent in your yardages and club selections. Despite the wind, this was a good start as part of a great field for us. Tomorrow we'll
play with two top-10 teams in San Jose State and Wake Forest, and hopefully we can move up the leaderboard a bit more." Heath finished the first round with a field-tying seven birdies on her way to
a score of 66 or better for the second time in her career. She carded a career-best 65 on the Valspar Invitational in the spring of 2021. Heath birdied two of her first eight holes and was two under
at the turn. It was after the turn that she got hot with five birdies on her first seven holes. She closed the round at six under par on her final eight holes of the round. Woad, a freshman
playing just the fourth tournament of her career, carded a 67 and is just one stroke off of the individual lead. Her score of 67 is her third lowest score of her Seminole career and the fifth (of
nine) round scored in the 60's. Woad enters the second round with a stroke average of 68.77 in the first nine rounds of her career. Following a birdie on her first hole of the round, Woad went
under par with two consecutive birdies and was as many as five strokes under par during the round. Woad birded two of her final three holes of the afternoon. Woad, who was named to the ANNIKA
Award Watch List on Monday, totaled five birdies and all 18 holes played at par or better. Freshman Jacqui Putrino is in a tie for 39th place after carding a 2 over par score of 73 on Friday. October 29, 2022 by Chuck Walsh WILMINGTON, N.C. - Junior Charlotte Heath is in a tie for second place in
the individual standings, and the Seminoles are in a tie for third place in the team standings after two rounds of the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall. Heath is in a group of three
players who are tied for second and is only one stroke out of the individual lead heading into Sunday's third and final round of the championship. No. 18 Florida State is in a tie for third place
in the team standings with No. 4 ranked South Carolina. The Seminoles and the Gamecocks are six strokes behind second place Wake Forest and 10 strokes behind first place San Jose State. The
Seminoles are ranked second among the six ACC teams in the event - behind the Demon Deacons, and ahead of NC State (fifth place), Duke (14th place), North Carolina (15th place) and Virginia Tech (17th
place). Heath carded an even par score of 72 and has a 36-hole total of 138. She is tied for second place with Vania Simont of NC State and Justine Fourand of South Carolina. The three golfers in
second place are chasing Louisa Carlbom of San Jose State. With a two-round total of 137, Carlbom has a one stroke lead over the field with 18 holes left to play. "We just didn't have anything
fall for us today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "It was just one of those days - we didn't do anything great, but we didn't do anything bad. There seemed to be a lid on the holes, which we think bodes
well for tomorrow. We'll see if we can't get more putts to drop into the cup, and make a run and the lead." Heath's even par score of 72 gave her a two-round total of 138 - just one stroke off of
her career-best 36 hole total of 137. She has earned scores of 66-72 in the first two rounds of the tournament. In Saturday's second round, Heath totaled three birdies and 15 holes at par or better.
She was never more than one stoke above par, and was below par for the majority of the round. Heath has carded 10 birdies and only four bogeys in her play during the first two rounds of the event.
She is tied for third among the 96 players in the field with 10 birdies. Senior Amelia Williamson led the Seminoles with a two under par score of 70 in the second round. She has a two-round total
of 145 and is in a tie for 31st place in the individual standings. After carding a 75 in Friday's first round, Williamson improved her score by five strokes as she made four birdies on Saturday as
compared to only two in the first round. Williamson totaled only two bogeys in the second round as compared to five in the first round. Freshman Lottie Woad carded a 2-over par 74 in the second
round, and is in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 141. October 30, 2022 by Chuck Walsh WILMINGTON, N.C. - Junior Charlotte Heath earned her first career individual championship, and the Florida State Women's Golf team finished in
third place in the team standings as play in the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall came to a close. Heath led the Seminoles to the best team score of the final round as she carded a
68 to lead the Seminoles to their third top-three finish of the fall season. The third-year Seminole finished as the co-champion along with San Jose State's Louisa Carlbom. Florida State, which
entered the tournament ranked 18th nationally, defeated 10 teams in the top-50 of the Golfstat rankings including No. 4 South Carolina and No. 11 Duke. The Seminoles completed the tournament with
under par team scores in each of the three rounds and finished with a 15 under par team total. Florida State's 849 team total is tied for the eighth best three-round tournament score in school
history, while its 15 under par total is tied for the seventh-best team score vs. par in school history. Heath's score of 206 is a Landfall Tradition tournament record and ties her personal best
score for a three-round tournament. Her minus 10 score vs. par ranks as Heath's career best, bettering by three strokes her 7 under par score in the Moon Invitational during the spring of 2021.
Heath's score of 206 is tied for the 10th best three-round tournament score in school history. No. 9 ranked San Jose State finished as the tournament champion with a 22 under par total of 842.
Wake Forest of the ACC finished in second place, six strokes behind the Spartans. The Seminoles finished in second place among the six ACC teams in the event. In winning her first career
individual championship, Heath finished with scores of 66-72-68 for her tournament score of 10 under par 206. She finished tied with Carlbom who carded scores of 67-70-69. The two golfers finished
two strokes ahead of the third place finisher, Justine Fournand of South Carolina, who finished with a three-round score of 208. Heath enjoyed a stellar day from the beginning of the round, as she
was even par on her first seven holes before heating up and becoming the best golfer on the course. She finished a stretch of five birdies on eight holes to move to five under par after 15 holes.
She then finished the round a 1 over par on her last three holes to finish with a 68 for the round. Heath then had to play the waiting game as Carlbom completed play slightly after Heath. Carlbom
finished with a 69 in the final round, as she finished with scored of par on her of her last six holes. Florida State finished as the only team in the field with two players in the top-five of the
individual standings. Freshman Lottie Woad joined Heath in the top-five as she earned a tied for fourth place finish. Woad carded a 68 in the final round to earn her fourth consecutive top-10
finish. She totaled five birdies and 17 holes scored at par or better in her final round. Woad finished with scores of 67-74-68 and a three-round total of 7 under par 209. Her under par score
allowed her to finish the fall season at a cumulative total of 22 strokes under par and with under par scores in each of the first four tournaments of her career. Senior Amelia Williamson carded a
69 in the final round and finished in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings. She carded finished the final two rounds of the event with a 5 under par score of 139 and earned her 13th
top-15 career finish. Williamson began play in Saturday's second round in a tie for 56th place and moved up 43 spots in the individual standings to gain her final placement. Florida State earned
top four team finishes in each of their four fall events: Schooner Fall Classic (first), Ivy Intercollegiate (second), Landfall Tradition (third), and the Cougar Classic (fourth).
Women's Golf in Third Place at Collegiate Invitational. by Taylor Caradonna GUADALAJARA, Mexico - No. 10 Florida State opened its spring season at
Guadalajara Country Club for the Collegiate Invitational and is currently in third place at 9-over par (441) after 27 holes of play. Junior Charlotte Heath leads the Seminoles with a round one
score of 2-under par (70) and finished the first nine holes of round two at even-par. After round one, Heath was tied for the lead with Tennessee's Manassanan Chotikabhukkana and remained at the top
of the leaderboard throughout the 27 holes. Heath had a strong front-nine, birdying three out of her first five holes to finish her first nine at 2-under par. Although she started off with a bogey
at the turn, she birdied No.18 - a 499-yard par 5 to close out her first round. She continued persevering through a bogey on the first hole of round two, returning with a birdie on hole No. 2 to
get back to even-par for the nine. She parred the remaining seven holes to finish her third nine of the day at even-par, totaling two-under for 27 holes. Heath led the Seminoles in birdies,
totaling 5 for the day. Freshman Lottie Woad shot two out of the three nines played Sunday under-par, with her first-nine of the tournament being her only nine over-par. Woad was even-par through
her first five holes of the first round, but encountered her only double-bogey of the three nines on hole No. 6 followed by a bogey on No. 8. Woad quickly bounced back with two birdies on the
back-nine to shoot 1-under par for a total of 2-over in round one. The first nine of round two proved to be different than earlier in the day, as Woad birdied two of her first six holes and continued
to par her remaining four holes. Woad is currently T4 with an even-par total for the tournament after shooting 2-under on her first-nine of round two. She led the Seminoles in pars, totaling 20 for
the day. Senior Amelia Williamson is T20 with a round one score of 4-over par (76) and a first-nine round two score of 1-over par. Williamson found slight trouble on the back-nine, but was able to
fight through the adversity and secure two birdies to shoot a 3-over par 39. Sophomore Kaylah Williams is currently T27 at 6-over par with an opening round score of a 4-over par 76 followed by a
round two front-nine 2-over. Williams had two birdies for the day, one on hole No. 4 of the first nine and another on the opening hole of round two. Junior Alice Hodge is T47 at 10-over par with
rounds of 79 (7-over par) and 39 (3-over par). Hodge led the 60-player field in average score on par 3's, averaging a 2.67 (-2). Woad and Heath both led Florida State in average scores on par 4's
and par 5's, each averaging a 4.00 (E) and a 4.83 (-1). Guadalajara Country Club, the 6,333 yard par 72 course, proved to be difficult for the entire 12-team field, as the average score for the
first round was a 76.79. The hardest hole on the golf course was No. 6 - a 384-yard par 4 which saw an average score of 4.53. Not a single hole at Guadalajara averaged below par. As a team, Florida
State shot an average score of 2.97 (-1) on par 3's, a 4.19 (+14) on par 4's, and a 5.20 (+6) on par 5's. They led the 12-team field in pars, totaling 90 for the 27 holes and combined for 15 birdies
altogether. by Taylor Caradonna GUADALAJARA, Mexico - No. 10 Florida State placed second as a team
in the Collegiate Invitational at Guadalajara Country Club. Top individual finishes included Charlotte Heath (T4) and Lottie Woad (T4). This is Heath's fourth top 10 finish of the 2022-23 season and
Woad's fifth as a freshman newcomer. Junior Charlotte Heath gained another top-10 finish in her 23rd tournament start as a Seminole at the Collegiate Invitational. It is the 12th top-10 finish of
her collegiate career. Heath shot even-par in the final round and totaled an even-par 216 for the tournament. With the resume of round two, Heath found herself off to a great start at 1-under
through five holes on the back-nine. She struggled in the closing of the round, shooting 3-over in her last four holes. A 2-over 38, her highest scoring nine of the tournament, pushed her back to a
tie for third place. Although the final round was just moments later, Heath flipped her game around and shot 1-under on the front-nine after birdying her opening hole. She shot 1-over on her final
nine to secure another impressive round at even-par. Heath led the Seminoles in par 5 scoring, averaging a 4.83 (-2), and in birdies, totaling eight for the three rounds. Freshman Lottie Woad
competed in her first spring season tournament for the Seminoles in Guadalajara, securing a T4 finish with an even-par 216 total for the event. Woad shot her lowest round of the Collegiate
Invitational with the completion of round two Monday morning. Her bogeyless two nines combined for a 3-under par 69 with birdies on holes No. 2, No. 5, and No. 10. Round three for Woad was off to a
shaky start after posting a 3-over par front-nine. She quickly recovered with a birdie at the turn to the back-nine to get back to 1-over for the tournament. Woad continued her consistent play with
seven straight pars and a birdie on her final hole to shoot a 1-over par 73 in the final round. Woad led the entire 60-player field in pars, totaling 41 for three rounds. Senior Amelia
Williamson saw an immense improvement on the back-nine in round three, which was deemed to be the setback to her otherwise phenomenal play in the last two rounds, and shot a 1-over par 37.
Williamson combined her best two nines of the tournament to shoot her lowest score of the Collegiate Invitational with a 2-over par 74 to finish T23 at 10-over par. Junior Alice Hodge was off to an
immaculate start on the second 27-hole day. Through 16 holes, she accounted for five birdies and zero bogeys to score a second round 1-over par 73 and a final round 3-over par 75. Hodge led the
Seminoles for most birdies in the final round. For three rounds straight, she also led Florida State in par 3 scoring, averaging a 2.83 (-2). She finished in 27th place with an 11-over par total.
Kaylah Williams placed T50 with a 19-over total for the tournament. She shot an 8-over 80 in the second round and a 7-over 79 in the final round. As a team, Florida State shot an average score of
3.13 (+8) on par 3's, a 4.17 (+28) on par 4's, and a 5.10 (+6) on par 5's. They led the 12-team field in pars, totaling 180 for the 54 holes and combined for 28 birdies altogether.
Women's Golf: Woad Leads Seminoles At Moon Invitational With 66. February 19, 2023 by Chuck Walsh MELBOURNE, Fla. - Florida State freshman
Lottie Woad carded a 6-under par 66 and is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the No. 7 ranked Seminole Women's Golf team is in a tie for 11th place in the team standings after
the first round of the Moon Invitational on the Classic Course at the Suntree Golf Club. Woad carded seven birdies and was 6 under par over her final 15 holes of the round. She is one stroke behind
the individual leader, Tunrada Piddon of UCF. With two players in the top-seven of the individual standings, LSU is in first place in the team standings with a 12-under par team score of 276. The
Tigers hold a two stroke lead of UCF with two days of golf and 36 holes remaining to be played. Piddon leads the individual race with a career-ow tying 65 - a score she first carded in the Moon
Invitational in 2002. "We began the round slow and sloppy," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "All of the girls showed a lot of heart by finishing with a flourish of birdies on the back. The strokes we
picked up late in the round are going to help us in the next two rounds and the wind is predicted to pick up significantly." As a team, the Seminoles carded five birdies on the final three
holes. Woad carded her sixth score of 69 or better in the first 15 rounds of her career as a Seminole with her results in the first round of the event. She came within one stoke of tying her
career best score of 65 which came during the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic in the fall of 2022. Woad, who is on the ANNIKA Award Watch List, is averaging a program-record 69.53 strokes
per round as a first-year Seminole. Woad began her day with her first of seven birdies to quickly move below par. Following her only bogey of the day on her third hole, the star freshman went on a
role. She birdied six of her next 15 holes without a birdie to finish with her near-program record tying 66. The school-record for a single round of 65 has been carded 10 times in program history -
including by Woad on September 26, 2022 in her first Schooner Classic. "Lottie played a great round of golf," said Bond. "She was able to maneuver her way around the course and make important
putts when she had to." Senior Amelia Williamson played her best round of in the Seminoles' two early season events as she carded an even par 72. She totaled two birdies and 14 holes scored a par
or better. She closed her round nicely with a birdie on the par 5 hole No. 18 to move back to par for the afternoon. Williamson is ranked ninth in school history with a career stroke average of
73.66. Juniors Charlotte Heath and Alice Hodge carded identical scores of 74. Heath totaled three birdies, while Hodge carded two birdies in finishing to over par of in the first of three rounds
in the tournament. February 20, 2023 by Chuck Walsh MELBOURNE, Fla. - Florida State's Lottie Woad
shot a 69 in the second round and is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the Seminole Women's Golf Team is in a tie for 12th place in the team standings after the second of
three rounds of the Moon Invitational on the Classic Course at the Suntree Country Club. Woad is just one stroke behind Carla Tejedo Mulet of LSU in the race for the individual title. Woad is tied
with Ingrid Lindblad of LSU, Maribel Ting of Augusta and Annabell Fuller of Florida as all four have carded identical 36-hole scores of 135. All four golfers are chasing Tejedo Mulet who has a
two-round total of 134. The final round of the championship begins at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday. Woad will play for her second career individual victory after earning medalist honors at the Ivy
Intercollegiate during the fall of 2022. The freshman has three top-five and one top-eight finish in her already impressive Seminole resume. No. 9 LSU continued to lead the team standings and
holds a nine-stroke lead over Auburn. The Lady Tigers boast three golfers in the top 15 of the individual standings. "We didn't have our best day today and we let the golf course get the best of
us," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We are going to do our best tomorrow because I have confidence in each of these girls. Tomorrow will be a gut check to see if we can shoot the round of the day and
finish off on a high note." Woad was on top of her game for the second consecutive day as she carded a team-leading five birdies, was never above par, and carded 17 of 18 holes at par or better.
She is the tournament leader with 12 birdies through the first two rounds of the event. Woad carded her first birdie of the day on her first hole of the round for a second straight day to
immediately go under par. She then rolled scores of par on her next eight holes and moved to the back nine at one under par for the round. Woad opened her back nine with two birdies on her first
three holes to move to three under. She then closed her round with consecutive birdies on holes No. 17 and 18. Woad has carded birdies on both days on holes No. 1, 10 and 18. Woad, Tejedo Mulet,
Lindblad, Ting, Fuller and Leila Raines of Michigan State are the only players in the tournament with scores in the 60's in the first two rounds of the tournament. Junior Charlotte Heath carded a 1
under par score of 71 and has a two-round total of 145 (74-71). She totaled 17 of 18 holes at par or better with two birdies. She was never above par during the second round. Heath birdied hole No.
10 and finished her final 11 holes of the day at 1 under par. She earned a clean slate of eight consecutive holes scored at par to finish the round. With Woad leading the way, Florida State has
earned a team total of 30 birdies and is one of only seven squads in the 17-team field with 120 or more holes scored at par. February 21, 2023 by Chuck Walsh MELBOURNE, Fla. - Florida State's Lottie Woad finished in third place with a 10 under par score of 206, and the Florida State Women's Golf
Team finished in 11th place in the team standings as play in the Moon Invitational on the Classic Course at the Suntree Country Club came to a close. Woad's final score of 206 tied her personal best,
while her score vs. par of minus 10 ranked as a personal best in just the sixth tournament of her Florida State career. Woad's third place finish marked her fifth top four individual finish in the
first six events of her career. She has now finished in a tie for first (Ivy Intercollegiate), third (Moon Invitational), tied for fourth three times (Cougar Classic, Landfall Tradition and the
Collegiate Invitational) and in eighth once (Schooner Fall Classic) during her freshman season at Florida State. She is a cumulative total of minus 32 below par as a Seminole. The Seminoles were
led on the leader board in the third round by junior Charlotte Heath who carded a 5 under par score of 67, Woad who carded a 1 under par 71, and Alice Hodge who carded an even par 72. The Seminoles
carded a 9 under par team score of 279 in the final round of the tournament - the second-best score of the final round. Michigan State, which finished in fourth place in the team standings, totaled a
team score of 12 under par 276. The Spartans finished with a 14 under par team total of 850. LSU won the championship by a whopping margin of nine strokes over Northwestern. The Lady Tigers
finished 30 shots under par and led the team race from wire to wire in winning the title. Leila Rines of Michigan State and Maribel Ting of Augusta finished as the co-medalists with identical scores
of 13 under par 203. "We put our backs against the wall, and showed what we can do as we put up the second-best team round of the final day," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "As the conditions got
harder, we got better. Today's round was a great team effort. Now it's time to regroup and have a couple of good weeks of practice before we play in the Augusta Invitational." In earning her
second top-three career finish, Woad finished the event with scores of 66-69-71 for a 54-hole total of 206. Her score of 206 tied her personal-best mark for a three round collegiate event. She also
carded a 206 in finishing in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings in the Cougar Classic — her first career event. She has now finished below par in five of her six career
tournaments. In the final round of the Moon, Woad carded three birdies to bring her tournament total to 15 - tied for the third-highest total among the 97 players in the championship. She was
above par for just one hole in the entirety of the Moon Invitational. Heath played the best golf of the final round for the Seminoles, with a team-leading 5 under par score of 67. She totaled
scores of 74-71-67 for a three-round total of 4 under par 212. Heath totaled a 4 under par total of 138 in the final two rounds of the tournament. Heath totaled six birdies in the final round - one
more than she totaled in the first two rounds, as she finished with the best single round score of the spring season. Heath finished in a tie for 17th place in the individual standings to gain her
19th career top-20 finish. She has played in 24 career events and has finished outside of the top-20 just five times. Senior Amelia Williamson carded a 3 under par score of 69 in the final round
and finished with scores of 72-75-69 for an even par total of 216. She totaled rounds of even par or better in the first and third rounds, and finished in a tie for 32nd place in the individual
standings. Wiliamson's score of 69 in the final round helped her move up 30 positions in the standings from the end of the second round to the end of the third round. Junior Alice Hodge played her
best golf of the event as she finished with an even par score of 72. She carded her sixth career eagle on hole No. 18 in the third round.
Women's Golf: No. 12 Seminoles In 3rd Place At Valspar Augusta. March 11, 2023 by Taylor Caradonna AUGUSTA, Ga. - No. 12 Florida State sits in
third place after the completion of 36 holes on the first day of the Valspar Augusta Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club. The Seminoles carded an even-par first round followed by a 1-under par
second round to total 1-under for the tournament. No. 9 Golfstat-ranked Charlotte Heath leads the Seminoles at 7-under par after shooting a 1-under par 71 in round one and a 6-under par 66 in round
two. Wake Forest leads the tournament as a team at 13-under par, as one of their own, Rachel Kuehn, totaled a 10-under par 134 to secure a spot at the top of the leaderboard individually. Junior
Charlotte Heath had a promising finish in round one after fighting through a 2-over par front-nine. Heath shot 3-under on the back-nine, capturing two back-to-back birdies on holes No. 13 and 14, and
a final birdie on No. 18 that secured a round one finish of a 1-under par 71. The front-nine proved not to be difficult for just Heath, but the entire 78-player field averaged above-par on the
nine, averaging a +0.16. Heath began her second round with early birdies on the first and third hole, she continued her phenomenal play with two back-to-back birdies on the eighth and ninth hole.
Her 4-under par front-nine momentum carried onto the back-nine where she carded one bogey followed by an eagle and a birdie to shoot 6-under in the second round. Heath is in sole possession of
second place at 7-under par. She is only three strokes off the lead heading into the final round. A shotgun start for both rounds put Alice Hodge on hole No. 3 to start her day. She opened up her
first round with two back-to-back birdies followed by another birdie on hole No. 8 to finish the front-nine at 2-under par. Hodge made the turn and secured another birdie on hole No.11, a 535-yard
par 5. She joined four other Seminoles in birdying hole No. 18, from there she parred out to shoot a first round score of 3-under. Although round two was started with a bogey on hole No. 3 for
Hodge, she quickly recovered with her sixth birdie of the day on the sixth hole. Hodge was unable to secure a birdie on the back-nine and shot 3-over par (75) for the second 18 of the day. She is
currently tied for 12th place at even-par. Senior Amelia Williamson shot a 1-over par 73 to complete round one of the Valspar Augusta Invitational. Starting off on the second hole of Forest Hills
Golf Club, she carded a single birdie to shoot 2-over on the front-nine. Her game proved to be consistent on the back-nine, not carding a single bogey and securing her second birdie of the day on
No. 18, a 290-yard par 4. In round two, Williamson showed her resiliency from round one's front-nine and shot 2-under on her third nine of the day, carding more birdies on a single-nine than her
first round in total. Although she started the turn off with a bogey, followed by another on the fifteenth, she recuperated with a birdie on hole No. 16 to return to 1-under for the second round.
Williamson recorded her only double-bogey of the day on the 18th hole, but ended the day with a par to shoot a 1-over 73 in round two. She is T22 at 2-over par. Sophomore Kaylah Williams was one
of four Seminoles to shoot over-par on the front-nine, although she fought back with an even-par score on the back-nine to finish round one 3-over par. Starting round two on the third hole,
Williams made two birdies on No. 6 and No. 8 accompanied by two bogeys in between to start the nine off at even-par. Two birdies on the back-nine gave Williams her best finish of the season,
carding an 1-over par 73. She is tied for 34th place at 4-over. Individual freshman Katherine Cook shot a season-low 2-over par 74 in her round one performance in Augusta. Beginning her round on
No. 16, she quickly birdied the 18th hole to find herself 1-under par through her first three holes. The front-nine showed its difficulties for the Seminoles, as Cook carded two bogeys to shoot
2-over on the nine that totaled 7-over for the team in round one. Florida State had a clutch back-nine as a team, totaling 1-under par in round one for the final nine. Cook was unable to card a
birdie in the second round, shooting 5-over on the front-nine and 1-over par on the back to total a 6-over par 78 for round two. She is T53 with a 8-over par two-round total. No. 2 Golfstat-ranked
Lottie Woad shot the highest round of her career at Florida State, carding a 4-over par 76 in round one. The freshman faced difficulty on the back-nine with a bogey and two unusual double-bogeys to
start off her back-nine at 5-over par. Although the back-nine could have started better, Woad did not waver and captured a birdie following the three-hole hurdle. She parred the rest of her
remaining holes to shoot 4-over on the back-nine. Woad and Heath were the only Seminoles to birdie the hardest hole on the golf course, the 383 par-4 eighth hole. Round two started off with a
birdie for Woad on the second hole, a 355-yard par 4. The rest of her round was encompassed with six bogeys and a birdie, which resulted in a 4-over par (76) second round score. She is T53 at
8-over. As a team, the Seminoles recorded 31 birdies, the third-highest in the 14-team field. Florida State was one of four teams to record an eagle in the tournament. Amelia Williamson and
Kaylah Williams led Florida State in par-3 scoring, averaging a 3.00 (E). Charlotte Heath had an impressive par 4 scoring average of 3.75 (-5). Heath was also 3-under on par 5's, securing a Seminole
team-low 4.63 average. March 12, 2023 by Taylor Caradonna AUGUSTA, Ga. - Forest Hills
Golf Club has been deemed unplayable due to heavy winds and rainfall, causing the final round of the Valspar Augusta Invitational to be cancelled. Charlotte Heath earns a second place, runner-up
finish at the tournament after shooting a combined two-round score of 7-under par (137). No. 12 Florida State places third as a team in the standings at 1-under par.
Women's Golf: Woad and No. 12 Seminoles Lead FSU Match Up After Round 1. March 17, 2023 by Taylor Caradonna TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Seminoles
sit at the top of the leaderboard after shooting a team total, 1-under par (287), in round one of the Florida State Match-Up at Seminole Legacy Golf Club. Freshman Lottie Woad shot a 4-under par 68 to
lead the 65-player field. The Seminoles were the only team to shoot under par in their only home tournament of the year. Starting on the back-nine, Woad began her round with a bogey on hole No. 13
- the longest par 3 by 30 yards on the course, which totals at 190 yards. Moving forward, she went bogeyless the remainder of her entire round, capturing a birdie on No. 17 and making the turn at
even-par. Woad's second nine was when her game caught momentum. She birdied two of her first four holes, then captured two back-to-back birdies on holes 6 and 7 to finish her round at 4-under par.
Woad's five birdies leads the Seminoles and ties four others for most birdies in round one. Woad also leads the 65-player field in par-4 scoring, averaging a 3.70 (-3). Three Seminoles shot
1-over par for round one of the Match-Up. Charlotte Heath, Alice Hodge, and Kaylah Williams each currently share a tie for tenth place. Charlotte Heath started off at the top of the leaderboard
through nine holes after shooting 2-under par. Her trouble began at the turn, as did many other players, due to the heavy gusts of wind that are bringing thunderstorms to Tallahassee this evening into
tomorrow morning. After nine holes, Heath began her second nine with three bogey's in a row, followed by a bogey and her only birdie of the back-nine on hole No. 7. She parred her remaining two
holes to shoot 3-over on the back-nine, resulting in a 1-over par 73 for the first round. Alice Hodge constantly battled through her round, always returning a bogey with a birdie throughout the
day. Her front-nine consisted of this fluency, as she opened up her round with a bogey on No. 13, followed by a birdie on No. 14. The rest of her nine consisted of another pair of a bogey and a
birdie, totaling even-par for Hodge's first nine holes. Hodge kept her back-nine consistent, only allowing one bogey and parring the other eight holes. Her 1-over finish on the second nine totaled
a 1-over par 73 for round one. Kaylah Williams continued her impressive play from the Valspar Augusta Invitational. After shooting a season-low 73 at the Valspar, Williams tied her season-low for a
second time after shooting 1-over (73) in round one of the Match-Up. Williams captured two birdies on her front-nine, only allowing a single bogey to shoot 1-under par on her first nine holes. At
the turn, she opened her back-nine with a bogey, but quickly recuperated with a birdie on the second hole of the nine. Her only double-bogey came on her 14th hole of the day, the 150-yard par 3
fifth hole. She made par on her remaining four holes to finish at 1-over par. Amelia Williamson shot a 3-over par 75 to sit in a tie for 19th place at the end of round one. Her round was off to a
great start as she made par on her opening six holes. It wasn't until the 400-yard par 4 seventh hole when she made her first bogey of the round. Williamson finished bogey, birdie, bogey in her
final three holes of the front-nine to shoot 1-over par. After making the turn, she birdied her 11th hole of the day, but followed the great start with two consecutive bogeys and a final bogey on hole
No. 7. She shot 2-over on her back-nine to finish 3-over par. Katherine Cook opened her round with a birdie on hole No. 10 - the 395-yard par 4. After parring her second hole, she allowed two
bogeys followed by her final birdie of the day on hole No. 17. In three holes, Cook was 4-over par after making a double-bogey on hole No. 3, followed by two back-to-back birdies on holes 4 and 6.
She finished 4-over par (76) and is currently in a tie for 27th place. Madison Hewlett made her collegiate debut as a Seminole in her first tournament at the Florida State Match-Up. Although she
only captured one birdie in her first round, she still managed to shoot an impressive 5-over par 77 in her first-career start. Hewlett shot 3-over on the front-nine followed by an improved
back-nine at 2-over par to total 5-over for round one of the Match-Up. She is currently T32. Florida State leads the 12-team field in birdies and par-4 scoring, averaging 3.94 (-3) by a combination
of all ten par 4's. The Seminoles totaled 16 birdies, capturing three more than Kentucky who sits in second for number of birdies at 13. Each Seminole shot below the average score of round one of
the Florida State Match-Up. The average score of all 65 players combined to be 77.23.
March 18, 2023 by Taylor Caradonna TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - No. 12 Florida State continued their phenomenal play in round two of the Florida State Match-Up, shooting 3-under par to once again be the
only team in the 12-team field to shoot below par. The Seminoles extend their lead to 15 strokes over Augusta University and remain in first place at 4-under par. Lottie Woad holds her position in
first place for two straight rounds after shooting a 3-under par 69 in round two of the Match-Up. Kentucky's Jensen Castle shot a field-low 5-under par 65 to join Woad in a tie for first place at
7-under. Woad enjoyed a flawless front-nine, capturing three birdies with two being back-to-back on the seventh and eighth hole. She did not allow a single bogey until the turn, where she opened
her back-nine with a bogey, followed by an immediate birdie and a final bogey on hole No. 12. The rest of her remaining six holes went smoothly, with the addition of a birdie on her last hole of
the day, No. 18 - the 390-yard par 4, to end the round at 3-under. Woad leads the 65-player field in par-4 scoring, averaging a 3.80 (-4), and birdies, totaling ten for two rounds. She also leads
her Seminole teammates in par 3 scoring (3.00, E) and par 5 scoring (4.63, -3). Charlotte Heath played consistently in her first nine, allowing a single bogey on the fifth hole to finish the nine
at 1-over par. Just as she did in round one, Heath had an electric back-nine, capturing three birdies and only one bogey to shoot 2-under on the back. Heath balanced a 1-over par first round and
1-under par second round to total even-par for the tournament. She is tied for third place. Amelia Williamson was off to a phenomenal start, capturing two back-to-back birdies in her two opening
holes of the round. She birdied hole No. 4 - the 505-yard par 5 to reach 3-under on her front-nine. Her only bogey of the nine came on the eighth hole. At the turn, Williamson birdied hole No. 11,
but was unable to find another birdie the rest of her back-nine. With two consecutive bogeys on holes 16 and 17, Williamson finished her second nine at 1-over to finish with a final 1-under par score
for round two. She is tied for seventh place at 2-over par. Through five holes, Alice Hodge was 3-over par, yet finished her round at 2-over par after battling throughout the day. With a birdie
on the eighth hole, followed by another birdie at the turn, Hodge returned to 1-over par. Hodge only allowed two bogeys on her back-nine, followed by a birdie on the final hole of the day to finish
in a tie for ninth place at 2-over par. She is T9 at 3-over for the tournament with one round remaining. Kaylah Williams began round two with a bogey on her opening hole, but redeemed her game with
a birdie on hole No. 8 to return to even-par for the nine. She kept her round consistent with seven pars following her birdie on the eighth hole. Williams conceded her only double-bogey of today's
round on hole No. 16 to finish her day at 2-over par (74). She is T9 at 3-over for the tournament. Williams leads the field in total number of pars, combining her two rounds for 27 pars.
Although Katherine Cook started her day off with three bogeys in her first four holes, she quickly recovered over her next 14 holes, only allowing a single bogey on the back-nine, accompanied by two
birdies and an eagle. Cook was one of only two players in round two to capture an eagle. This was the first eagle of her collegiate career as a Seminole. Her even-par (72) finish for the day places
her in a tie for 12th at the conclusion of round two. As a team, Florida State leads the field in total number of pars (118), birdies (32), and par 4 scoring average (3.96, -4). by Taylor Caradonna, Florida State Sports Information
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The No. 12 Seminoles took home the Florida State Match-Up team title after shooting a tournament total of even-par (864). Florida State shot rounds of 1-under (287), 3-under (285),
and 4-over (292) to win the annual tournament by 25 strokes, with Augusta falling in second place at 25-over par. This was Florida State's fourth time winning the tournament in its 10 year history.
The Seminoles' own, Lottie Woad, won her second tournament of the season with an individual title claim at the Match-Up after totaling 4-under par with rounds of 68-69-75 (212). Woad walked away
with a two stroke victory in the final round of Florida State's only home tournament of the season. Although Sunday's performance was not Woad's strongest, the cold weather and heavy winds caused
higher scores throughout the entire 65-player field. With three birdies and three bogeys on the front-nine, Woad secured an even-par first nine to remain at the top of the leaderboard at 7-under
par. At the turn, Woad allowed two bogeys on holes 10 and 11, plus another bogey on the 16th hole. Although Woad was unable to capture a birdie on the back-nine, she parred her last two holes to
finish 3-over par for the final round and claim the individual champion title. Charlotte Heath continued her consistent play throughout the Florida State Match-Up, shooting a 1-under par 71 to
place in a tie for third at the event. Heath's only struggle in the three day tournament was on the front-nine. She was unable to break par on her first nine holes, but ultimately used the
back-nine to her advantage to score under par. Heath captured two birdies on the back-nine in the final round to shoot 1-under par on her final nine, along with even-par on the front-nine, to
combine for a 1-under par finish. She totaled 1-under for the entirety of the Match-Up. Amelia Williamson totaled 3-over for the tournament, placing fifth in the individual standings. This marked
her best finish at an event in her fifth year season. After shooting 1-over on the front-nine, Williamson battled through a tough beginning of her final nine. She was 3-over through her first two
holes on the back-nine, starting off bogey, double-bogey. After her first two holes, she birdied hole No. 12, followed by two back-to-back birdies on the 16th and 17th hole. With an even-par
back-nine, she finished 1-over (71) for the final round. Kaylah Williams accomplished a career-best finish at the Florida State Match-Up. Her sixth place finish was her lowest finish in an event
since the 2022 Florida State Match-Up, where she placed tied for 20th at 8-over par. Although Williams' front-nine was not to her utmost capabilities, she captured two birdies and zero bogeys on
the back-nine to shoot 2-under par in her final nine holes. A 2-under par back-nine and 3-over par front-nine put Williams at 1-over for the final round, totaling 4-over for the tournament.
Williams and Heath were the only Seminoles to shoot under par on the back-nine in Sunday's round. Katherine Cook joined teammate Kaylah Williams in achieving a career-best finish at the Match-Up.
Although she played as an individual in the event, she placed in a tie for 7th at 5-over par. With Cook's career-low score coming from yesterday's 1-under par 71, her 1-over par 73 in the final
round placed as a second career best for her as a Seminole. Cook and teammate Lottie Woad each secured three birdies on the front-nine, capturing the most birdies on the front-nine out of all six
Seminoles. Alice Hodge placed T13 after a rough final round. Although Hodge had a birdie on the front-nine, it was not enough to offset the triple and double bogeys she faced. She finished strong
on the back-nine, shooting even-par to finish 5-over for the round. Hodge totaled 8-over par for the Match-Up. Florida State led the 12-team field in birdies (47) and pars (173). They scored the
lowest on par 4's, averaging a 3.99 (-1). The Seminoles had five players leading the field in par 4 scoring, with Woad being the lowest scorer, averaging a 3.90 (-3).
Women's Golf: Seminoles Advance to Final Round of Wolfpack Match Play. by Taylor Caradonna RALEIGH, N.C. - No. 11 and second-seeded Florida State
are advancing to the final round of the Wolfpack Match Play Invitation after defeating the University of Virginia 3-1-1 at Lonnie Poole Golf Course in Monday's second round of the tournament. In a
first round that saw the Seminoles fall 3-2 to Virginia Tech in the Quarterfinals of the Wolfpack Match Play Invitation, Florida State quickly recuperated with three victories in the semifinals
round. Originally, in the quarterfinals, two Seminoles, Kaylah Williams and Lottie Woad, won their matches, each capturing a 3&2 victory against Virginia Tech. Ginnie Lee, Becca DiNunzio, and
Alyssa Montgomery of Virginia Tech each won their individual matches to secure a 3-2-0 victory over Florida State. Lottie Woad and Madison Hewlett started off strong in the opening holes of the
tournament, leading 1-up after two holes against their opponents. Hewlett advanced the match to 2-up after gaining a stroke on Becca DiNunzio on the third hole. Hewlett kept a consistent lead on
DiNunzio up until the 13th hole. With a tied score on No. 13, DiNunzio took control of the match and won three consecutive holes to close out the match 3&2. Coming straight off a phenomenal Augusta
National Women's Amateur performance, Woad kept control of her lead in the match against Virginia Tech's Morgan Ketchum. Throughout the 18 holes, Woad only wavered her lead to a tie twice, but
ultimately finalized her victory on the 16th hole, 3&2. Kaylah Williams fought a consistent battle against match play competitor Symone Henriques. Through the first six holes, there was a constant
back-and-forth between the two players, with Henriques taking the lead on hole six 1-up. Hole No. 6 would be the last time Henriques saw a lead in the match, as Williams played tremendous golf on
the back-nine to finalize the score on hole No. 16 at 3-up. Alice Hodge and Amelia Williamson were unable to find a lead in the 18 holes played in the Quarterfinals. Hodge scored a six on the
opening hole, immediately going 1-down against Ginnie Lee. Although she was able to tie the score on holes three and 10, Lee managed to maintain a 2-up lead going into the 18th hole and ended the
match 2&1. Starting with a tie on the first two holes, Williamson ended the front-nine 2-down against opponent Alyssa Montgomery. She got a stroke back at the turn, but lost on holes 11 and 15 to
finalize the match 3&2 in favor of Virginia Tech. The Seminoles did not let a first round loss get in their way of making it to the Wolfpack Match Play Finals. Playing against the third-seeded
University of Virginia, Amelia Williamson was the first to enter the clubhouse at 3-up, giving Florida State their first win of the match. Kaylah Williams won her second match of the day after
leading her opponent to a 3&2 victory, never once wavering her lead which was as high as 4-up after the first nine. With two victorious matches in for the Seminoles, Madison Hewlett sealed the
advance to the finals by winning her match 4&3. In a match that saw her opponent holding a 1-up lead over Hewlett thru seven holes, Hewlett gained five strokes on Virginia's Smythe on the back-nine to
win the match. Alice Hodge tied her match after beating her opponent on the 18th hole. Katherine Cook fell 3&2 in her first match play event as a Seminole. Virginia Tech 3, Florida State
2 Women's Golf: Seminoles Advance to Final Round of Wolfpack Match Play. by Taylor Caradonna RALEIGH, N.C. - No. 11 and second-seeded Florida State
are advancing to the final round of the Wolfpack Match Play Invitation after defeating the University of Virginia 3-1-1 at Lonnie Poole Golf Course in Monday's second round of the tournament. In a
first round that saw the Seminoles fall 3-2 to Virginia Tech in the Quarterfinals of the Wolfpack Match Play Invitation, Florida State quickly recuperated with three victories in the semifinals
round. Originally, in the quarterfinals, two Seminoles, Kaylah Williams and Lottie Woad, won their matches, each capturing a 3&2 victory against Virginia Tech. Ginnie Lee, Becca DiNunzio, and
Alyssa Montgomery of Virginia Tech each won their individual matches to secure a 3-2-0 victory over Florida State. Lottie Woad and Madison Hewlett started off strong in the opening holes of the
tournament, leading 1-up after two holes against their opponents. Hewlett advanced the match to 2-up after gaining a stroke on Becca DiNunzio on the third hole. Hewlett kept a consistent lead on
DiNunzio up until the 13th hole. With a tied score on No. 13, DiNunzio took control of the match and won three consecutive holes to close out the match 3&2. Coming straight off a phenomenal Augusta
National Women's Amateur performance, Woad kept control of her lead in the match against Virginia Tech's Morgan Ketchum. Throughout the 18 holes, Woad only wavered her lead to a tie twice, but
ultimately finalized her victory on the 16th hole, 3&2. Kaylah Williams fought a consistent battle against match play competitor Symone Henriques. Through the first six holes, there was a constant
back-and-forth between the two players, with Henriques taking the lead on hole six 1-up. Hole No. 6 would be the last time Henriques saw a lead in the match, as Williams played tremendous golf on
the back-nine to finalize the score on hole No. 16 at 3-up. Alice Hodge and Amelia Williamson were unable to find a lead in the 18 holes played in the Quarterfinals. Hodge scored a six on the
opening hole, immediately going 1-down against Ginnie Lee. Although she was able to tie the score on holes three and 10, Lee managed to maintain a 2-up lead going into the 18th hole and ended the
match 2&1. Starting with a tie on the first two holes, Williamson ended the front-nine 2-down against opponent Alyssa Montgomery. She got a stroke back at the turn, but lost on holes 11 and 15 to
finalize the match 3&2 in favor of Virginia Tech. The Seminoles did not let a first round loss get in their way of making it to the Wolfpack Match Play Finals. Playing against the third-seeded
University of Virginia, Amelia Williamson was the first to enter the clubhouse at 3-up, giving Florida State their first win of the match. Kaylah Williams won her second match of the day after
leading her opponent to a 3&2 victory, never once wavering her lead which was as high as 4-up after the first nine. With two victorious matches in for the Seminoles, Madison Hewlett sealed the
advance to the finals by winning her match 4&3. In a match that saw her opponent holding a 1-up lead over Hewlett thru seven holes, Hewlett gained five strokes on Virginia's Smythe on the back-nine to
win the match. Alice Hodge tied her match after beating her opponent on the 18th hole. Katherine Cook fell 3&2 in her first match play event as a Seminole. Florida State def. Virginia
3-1-1 Women's Golf: FSU Falls To NC State in Final Round Of Match Play Championship. by Taylor Caradonna RALEIGH, N.C. - The second-seeded Seminoles fell
3-2-0 in the final round of the Wolfpack Match Play Invitation against fifth-seeded N.C. State University in Tuesday's round at Lonnie Poole Golf Course. Lottie Woad was the first Seminole to enter
the clubhouse with a 7&6 victory over her N.C. State opponent Lauren Olivares. Woad's victory was the best match play result in the Seminoles' three rounds of golf. Woad only waver from the lead in
her match was on her opening hole where the pair tied with even scores of a four. From that point on, she won nearly every hole to finalize the match on the 12th hole. Madison Hewlett won her
second match of the event, maintaining a 15 hole lead over her opponent and finishing the match play on the 18th hole at 1-up. Kaylah Williams went wire-to-wire with N.C. State competitor Vania
Simont in the final round. Williams saw herself 2-down at the turn, but quickly gained two strokes on Simont, tying the match on the 12th hole and maintaining the tie until the 18th hole. Simont
scored a three on the 18th, while Williams was unable to match her competitor and scored a four to lose the match by one. Katherine Cook opened her match 1-down after her N.C. State opponent scored
a five on the first hole of the match, with Cook scoring a six. Cook won the third hole to tie the score, then won the fifth hole to keep an on-and-off lead up until the 11th hole. Over the next
three holes, Cook and Amezcua would switch leads, with Amezcua ultimately winning the 14th hole to take control of the match and win 1UP on the 18th. Alice Hodge began her match against opponent
Caitlin Whitehead 1-up after scoring a four on the 1st hole compared to Whitehead's five. Whitehead won the second and fourth hole to grasp a lead that never wavered through the rest of the match.
Although Hodge refused to back down from the match, lowering a 3-up lead by Whitehead to only one on the 16th hole, Whitehead won the 17th to finalize the match 2&1. North Carolina State def.
Florida State 3-2 Women's Golf: Heath Leads Seminoles Through Two Rounds Of ACC Championship. April 13, 2023 by Chuck Walsh GREENSBORO, N.C. - Florida State
junior Charlotte Heath is in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings, and the Seminole Women's Golf Team is in fifth place in the team standings after the first two rounds of the 34th Annual
ACC Championships at the Sedgefield Country Club. Heath carded two under par scores on the first day of the championship and is just seven strokes behind Amanda Sambach of Virginia, who holds the
individual lead heading into Friday's final round of stroke play. Florida State is 11 strokes behind Virginia in the race for one of the four top spots in the team standings during stroke play. The
top four teams - currently Wake Forest, Duke, Clemson and Virginia - in the team standings after Friday's final round of stroke play advance to two rounds of match play to determine the ACC Champions
for the 2022-23 season. Sambach carded scores of 68-66 for the 36 hole total of 134 as each of the 12 teams in the event played 36 holes on the first days of the championship. Sambach holds a
two-stroke lead over Rachel Kuehn of Wake Forest, with Heath and a group of five golfers within seven strokes of the individual lead. The ACC individual champion will be crowned after the third round
of stroke play on Friday. Heath played spectacular golf throughout the day, as she was never over par for the first 36 holes of the championship. She carded five birdies on the day (one in the
first round and four in the second round) and earned her sixth eagle of her Florida State career on hole No. 15 in the first round. She closed her first round with eight consecutive holes scored at
par for a first round score of 71. Heath caught fire early in the second round with two consecutive birdies on holes No. 5 and 6 as she dropped to 2 strokes under par. She totaled two birdies on
her back nine, which allowed her to finish with a second round score of 70. Heath's 36-hole total of 141 is her second-best two round total of the spring season. She was at a career-best 137 after
36 holes of the Valspar Augusts Invitational in March, with scores of 71-66. Heath begins play on Friday looking to earn the first ever individual ACC title by a Florida State player, as well as her
career-best third consecutive top-five finish. Senior Amelia Williamson is in a tie for 27th place with scores of 74-74 for a two-round total of 148. She played her best golf of the day on her
front nine in the second round, and she carded three birdies and five more holes scored at par. Williamson was two strokes under par on her front nine in the second round. Freshman Lottie Woad is
in a tie for 35th place after carding an even par score of 72 in her second round. The freshman, who is playing in her first postseason event for the Seminoles, earned five birdies over the course of
six holes to begin the second round. She finished the round at even par and improved her individual position by 10 places from her first round finish. April 14, 2023 by Chuck Walsh GREENSBORO, N.C. - Junior Charlotte Heath finished in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings, and the
Seminole Women's Golf Team finished in fifth place in the team standings as stroke play at the 34th Annual ACC Women's Golf Championships at the Sedgefield Country Club came to a close. Heath earned
the best ACC Championships finish of her career as she carded a 2 under par score of 70 in the third and final round to finish with a 5 under par tournament score of 211. Seminole senior Amelia
Williamson finished in a tie for 15th place in the individual standings, as Florida State finished as one of five teams with multiple players who finished in the top 15 of the individual standings.
Wake Forest (first place), Duke (second), Clemson (third) and Virginia (fourth) finished as the top four teams in stroke play, and begin the match play portion of the championship Saturday. Wake
Forest faces Virginia and Duke faces Clemson in the semifinals with the two winning teams meeting for the championship on Sunday. Virginia's Amanda Sambach defeated Duke's Phoebe Brinker by two
strokes to capture the individual championship and her first ACC Championship of her career. Sambach carded scores of 68-66-68 for a three-round total of 202. She was the only player in the field of
65 golfers who carded each of her score in the 60's during the stroke play portion of the tournament. Florida State's Heath finished the tournament with scores of 70-71-70 for a three-round total
of 5 under par 211. It's the second time she has finished at even par or better in three ACC Championship appearances, and the first time she has finished with three blow par scores in the same ACC
Championship. Heath has now carded five sub-par rounds in nine career AC Championship rounds. Heath finished her third ACC Championship with five birdies in the third round. She had totaled five
birdies in the first two rounds of the event and closed the tournament with 10 total birdies. Heath played especially well on her back nine Friday with three birdies on holes No. 10, 12 and 17 to
finish with her score of 70. She was three under par over the course of her final 14 holes of the afternoon. Heath enters the NCAA Regional Championships (May 8-10) having finished in the top five
of each of her last three events - second at the Valspar Augusta Invitational, tied for third at the Florida State Match Up and tied for fifth at the ACC Championships. She is a total of 13 strokes
under par in her last three events and 17 strokes under par in five events this spring. Williamson, who was playing in her school-record tying fourth ACC Championship, finished the tournament with
a 1 under par score of 71 in the final round and a 3 over par total of 219. Her tournament score marked the second consecutive season she has scored a three-round score of 219 or better after
finishing with a 217 tournament score during the 2022 ACC Championship. Williamson finished in a tie for 15th place with scores of 74-74-71. Her play on Friday included a personal tournament-high
four birdies, after she carded a total of three birdies in the first two rounds of the event. Williamson played her first 13 holes of the final round at 3 under par with three birdies and 10 more
holes scored at par. Freshman Lottie Woad finished the tournament with a 2 over par score of 74 in the final round. She closed her first ACC Championship at 2 over par in the final two rounds with
scores of 72-74. She finished in a tie for 34th place in the individual standings.
Women's Golf: Woad and Heath Lead Seminoles Into 2nd Place at NCAA Regional. May 8, 2023 by Chuck Walsh RALEIGH, N.C. - Freshman Lottie Woad is
in a tie for first place and junior Charlotte Heath is in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf team is in second place in the team standings after the
first round of the NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship at the Lonnie Poole Golf Course. Woad shot a 5 under par score of 67, while Heath carded a 2 under par score of 70 to lead the Seminoles
individually through the first 18 holes of the championship. No. 3 seeded Florida State trails No. 8 seeded and tournament host NC State by one stroke and leads No. 2 seeded Arizona State by one
stroke as the Seminoles play for their third consecutive NCAA Regional championship. The Seminoles won the regional championships at Louisville in 2021 and in Tallahassee in 2022. Florida State is
looking to advance out of the Raleigh Regional Championship and into the NCAA Championship Finals for the school-record seventh consecutive time. The top five teams in each of the six NCAA Regionals
(which all began on Monday) will advance to the finals at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Az. (May 19-24, 2023). Each of the NCAA Regional Championships are set for 54 holes. Florida State played
its best golf as a team on the back nine, as the Seminoles' five players recorded nine birdies and only five bogeys after making the turn. The Seminoles totaled nine birdies on the back nine after
carding five on the front side of the course. Throughout the entirety of the first round, the Seminoles totaled 14 birdies and just 12 bogeys - and no scores above a bogey. "We played well and
put together a good round for the first day," said Seminole Head Coach Amy Bond. "We have put ourselves in a position, after the first 18 holes, to accomplish our goals if we continue to play well
for the next two days. We need to continue to play well tomorrow, play shot by shot and be gritty - because that's what it takes to be successful in the postseason." Woad, who is tied for the
individual lead, carded a team-leading five birdies and all of her 18 holes at par or better. She totaled one birdie on her front nine and four after making the turn. Her score of 67 is tied for the
third best single round score in an NCAA Regional Championship by a Seminole, and is a school-record low round in an NCAA Regional Championship by a Florida State freshman. Woad earned scores of
par on her first seven holes, was never over par during the round, and was six strokes under par on her final 11 holes of the round. With a birdie on hole No. 17, Woad was at her first-round best
five strokes under par. "I'm happy with how we played as a team today," said Woad. "Everything was pretty solid as I worked to minimize my mistakes. I'm looking forward to building on how I
played today in tomorrow's round." Heath, who is playing in her third career regional championship, totaled four birdies and was 3 under par over her final 13 holes to card a 2 under par score of
70. She earned two birdies on both sides of the course, and was a total of 4 strokes under par on holes No. 6 through 11. Heath was as many as three strokes under par during the round. She is
currently in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings. Junior Amelia Williamson is in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings after she carded an even par score of 72 in the first
round. She was nearly perfect on the day in finishing at even par - she totaled one birdie, one bogey, and 17 holes scored at par or better. Freshman Madison Hewlett, who is making her first career
NCAA Regional Championship appearance, carded a career-best score of 74 and is in a tie for 34th place in the individual standings. Hewlett totaled three birdies and was a total of 2 under par over
the final six holes of the round with birdies on holes No. 14 and 15. She carded three consecutive holes at par to close the round. Sophomore Kaylah Williams carded one birdie on her way to a
first-round score of 75. Williams has played in a career-high seven matches this season and is playing in her first career NCAA Regional Championship tournament. May 9, 2023 by Chuck Walsh RALEIGH, N.C. - Freshman Lottie Woad is in a tie for fourth place and junior Charlotte Heath is
in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings, and the Florida State Women's Golf team is in sixth place in the team standings after two rounds of the NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship.
Florida State is one of four teams in the 12-team regional with two players in the top-10 of the individual standings with one round remaining to be played in the championship. Florida State is
just one stroke behind both Arizona and Purdue, and just two strokes behind Wake Forest, as just two teams shot below par in the second round, in the battle for one of the coveted top five placings
needed to advance to the NCAA Championship Finals at the Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Az. (May 19-24, 2023). NC State, the host school, maintained its first place lead with an even par team
score in the second round. The Wolfpack (570), Arizona State (572). Wake Forest (577), Arizona (578), and Purdue (578) are the top five teams heading into Wednesday's final round. Florida State is
looking to advance out of the Raleigh Regional Championship and into the NCAA Championship Finals for the school-record seventh consecutive time. Dorota Zalewski of Chattanooga, is the individual
leader with a two-round total of 135. She carded a 66 in Tuesday's second round to move into the lead. Zalewski is competing as an individual golfer. "We came out a little flat, and at times, I
think lost our focus," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Thankfully, we're just nine strokes out of the lead, so it's anybody's game tomorrow. We have to go out and want it; we have to post a strong number
and take it rather than hoping it comes to us." Florida State was led in the second round by senior Amelia Williamson, Heath and Woad who all carded scores of 73. Woad leads the Seminoles with a
two-round total of 140 and is just five stroke behind the lead of Zalewski. Woad began the second round of her first career NCAA Regional with a birdie on the first hole, and totaled two birdies on
her front nine. She closed her round at 1 over par on her final 12 holes of the round to finish with a 1 over par score of 73. She is tied with Julia Misemer of Arizona and Grace Summerhayes of
Arizona State with scores of 140. She is just one stroke out of third, two out of second and five out of the individual lead. Heath maintained her top-10 individual standing with a 1 over par
score of 73 in the second round. She has a two-round total of 143. Heath totaled one birdie in the second round and was perfect with 10 consecutive holes at par to close her round. She is looking
to earn her career best NCAA Regional finish after finishing in a tie for 21st place at the 2022 Tallahassee Regional. Williamson also carded a 73 in Tuesday's second round. She carded two birdies
during the round on consecutive holes - No. 10 and 11 - and was never more than one stroke over par during the round. Williamson has earned three top-25 regional championship finishes, including a
tied for second place finish at the Louisville Regional in 2021. May 10, 2023 by Chuck Walsh RALEIGH,
N.C. - The Florida State Women's Golf team finished in fifth place at the NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship at the Lonnie Poole Golf Course and has advanced to the NCAA Championship Finals for a
school-record seventh consecutive year. The Seminoles have played in the championship finals in each year since 2016 (there was no championship in 2020) and have now finished in the top five of seven
consecutive regional championship. Florida State finished the third and final round of the regional championship with a 3 over par team score of 291 and totaled a 6 over par score of 870 for the
54-hole tournament. As one of the teams who played in the first wave of the round, the Seminoles completed their round, then had to wait anxiously for the entire field to finish play to officially
punch their ticket to the NCAA Championship Finals. No. 3 seeded Florida State finished just three strokes ahead of Purdue for the fifth and final spot in the final team standings. "I'm very proud
of the way each player on our team played today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "It wasn't easy, but ultimately they did what they had to do to get into the top five." NC State, the host team, won
their first ever NCAA Regional Championship. The Wolfpack finished just two strokes ahead of Arizona for the regional championship. Wake Forest finished third, with TCU completing play in fourth and
the Seminoles earning the fifth spot. Dorota Zalweski of Chattanooga won the individual title with a 12 under par score of 204. Freshman Lottie Woad led the Seminoles as she finished in a tie for
seventh place in the individual standings with a 2 under par score of 214. She carded scores of 67-73-74 to earn her eight top-10 finish in her 10 events this year. Senior Amelia Williamson finished
in a tie for 12th place with a three-round total of even par 216 and junior Charlotte Heath finished in a tie for 15th place with a 1 over par score of 217. Williamson led the Seminoles on the
final day with a 1 under par score of 71. She was exceedingly consistent over the course of the final round with two birdies, 17 holes played at par or better and only one bogey. Williamson birdied
her third hole of the round and stayed under par for the remainder of the round. She was 2 under par over her first 11 holes and closed the round with six consecutive holes scored at par.
Williamson totaled scores of 72-73-71 for her score of 216. She has now earned three top-12 NCAA Regional finishes in her stellar postseason Florida State - tied for 12th at Raleigh (2023), tied for
ninth at Tallahassee (2022) and tied for second at Louisville (2021). Williamson will make her school-record tying fourth NCAA Championship Finals appearance at the Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale,
Az.(May 19-24). Woad finished as Florida State's leading golfer for the seventh time, and finished with an under par tournament score, also for the seventh time. She finished with a team-high four
birdies in the final round (11 for the championship) and will play in her first career NCAA Finals event. Woad finished in a tie for seventh place in the final individual standings - the eighth
top-10 finish of her freshman season. Heath, who was playing in her third career regional championship, earned her best career regional finish at tied for 16th. She carded scores of 70-73-74 for a
1 over par total of 217. Heath finished in a tie for 21st place in the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship in 2022. Florida State's most impressive score of the final round was carded by
sophomore Kaylah Williams who finished with an even par score of 72 - a total that tied her career-best score. She was on fire on her front nine with four birdies and was 4 strokes under par when she
made the turn. Alice Hodge, who was inserted into Florida State's lineup for the third and final of the regional, carded a 74. "Anytime that your team is still playing at this time of the year,
it's pretty special," said Bond. We've had our ups and downs this year but we now have a shot at winning a national championship. This is the position each of our girls has worked so hard to reach.
I am very proud of this group of girls."
Women's Golf: Woad Leads Seminoles In NCAA Championship Finals. May 19, 2023 by Chuck Walsh SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Florida State freshman Lottie
Woad is in a tie for 10th place in the individual standings, and the No. 8 seed Florida State Women's Golf Team is in a tie for seventh place in the team standings after the first round of the NCAA
Division I Championship Finals at the Grayhawk Country Club. Woad carded a 2 under par score of 70 and is within four strokes of the individual leader, while the Seminoles are tied with Duke and
Stanford, and only nine strokes behind the team leader. The field of 30 will play three full rounds (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) before the field is cut, and the top 15 teams play in a fourth and
final stroke play round. After the four rounds of stroke play, the top eight teams will play three rounds of match play to determine the national championship team for the 2023 season. Wake Forest
from the ACC is in first place in the team standings with a 9 under par total of 279. The Demon Deacons lead second-place Oklahoma State by one stroke. Woad, who was announced as one of five
finalists for the National Freshman of the Year award, is just four strokes behind the individual lead of Maddison Hinson-Tolchard of Oklahoma State. Hinson-Tolchard carded a 6 under par score of 66
in the first round. Florida State equally effective on both sides of the course, with eight birdies on the front and back nine. The Seminoles, who began on hole No. 10, were a total of 4 strokes
over par when they made the turn to the front of the course. The Seminoles' four counted scores totaled 3 strokes under par on their second set of nine holes. "We put together a good round
especially after we made the turn and the wind kicked up," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "Each of the girls fought throughout the entire round, and I'm proud of all of them for their play today. We'll
take even par in the first round. We need to get some food in them, and some rest because tomorrow comes quickly." Woad, the ACC Freshman of the Year, totaled three birdies and 17 holes scored at
par or better in her first NCAA Championship round. She birdied her second hole of the round and was at even par when she moved to the front nine. Woad birdied two of her first three holes of the
front, and closed the round with five consecutive holes at par to finish at 70. Woad's round of 70 is the best first round by a Seminole in the NCAA Championship Finals since Morgane Metraux also
carded a 70 in the first round of the NCAA Championship Finals in 2018. Metraux (in 2018) and Beatrice Wallin (in 2021) both hold the Florida State record for a single round score in the NCAA
Championship Finals with scores of 68. Junior Charlotte Heath, who was named as one of 10 finalists for the ANNIKA Award as the nation's top player on Monday, carded a 1 under par score of 71. She
is in a tie for 21st place in the individual standings. Heath totaled two birdies on her first set of nine holes, and three on her second set, as she totaled a team-high five birdies during the
round. Junior Alice Hodge scored a 2 over par 73 in her first round of play and is in a tie for 51st place in the individual standings. She totaled three birdies and 15 holes scored at par or
better. Senior Amelia Williamson totaled two birdies (one on each side) and is in a tie for 66th place in the individual standings. Sophomore Kaylah Williams totaled a first round score of 78.
Florida State finished as one of nine squads in the 30-team field with a total score of par or better. A total of six teams finished at under par and three, including the Seminoles, finished at par
for the first round. Florida State finished tied for first on the par 5 holes scoring with an average of 4.6 strokes. May 20, 2023 by Chuck Walsh SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Senior Amelia Williamson and junior Charlotte Heath are tied for 24th place in the individual standings, and the No. 8 seed Florida
State is tied for eighth place in the team standings after two rounds of the NCAA Division I Championship Finals at the Grayhawk Country Club. Williamson carded a season-low score of 68, while Heath
finished with her second consecutive score of 71 to give both players 36-hole scores of 142. The Seminoles counted four scores at 73 and below, finished with a second-round team total of 286 and
enter Sunday's third round six strokes inside the cut line currently needed to advance to Monday's fourth round of stroke play. The field of 30 will play three full rounds (Friday, Saturday and
Sunday) before the field is cut, and the top 15 teams play in a fourth and final stroke play round on Monday. After the four rounds of stroke play, the top eight teams will play three rounds of match
play beginning Tuesday to determine the national championship team for the 2023 season. Florida State finished the second round as one of eight teams in the field to post an under par team round at
2 under par 286. The Seminoles are one of 10 teams in the field who have carded two-day scores of under par at 2 under par 574. The Seminoles are also just one of seven teams in the team standings
with multiple players currently ranked in the top 25 as Williamson and Heath are both tied for 24th place in the individual standings. Wake Forest maintained its lead in the team standings with its
second consecutive under par team score. The Demon Deacons are two strokes ahead of Stanford, who carded a tournament-best 15 strokes under par team score in the second round. Wake Forest, Stanford,
South Carolina, Texas, and Oklahoma State are the top five teams in the standings. Lauren Walsh of Wake Forest holds the individual led with consecutive rounds of 67 and a 36-hole total of 134. She
holds a one stroke lead over Catherine Park of Southern California. "We showed a lot of guts today," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "We didn't have our best stuff to begin the day, but we finished
well, and have given ourselves a shot. Amelia played unreal golf today; she played her best round of the year. She really got it going; she hit some great golf shots and made some putts."
Williamson carded a season-low and postseason career-best score of 68 in the second round. She totaled a team-high six birdies and 16 holes scored at par or better. She birded her fourth hole of the
round to move below par, where she stayed for the remainder of the round. Williamson was 4 under par on her back nine, and a total of 2 under par on her final six holes of the round. Williamson began
the day in a tie for 66th place in the individual standings, and improved her individual placement by 42 spots. "My approach play and wedges worked well for me today," said Williamson. "My birdies
came from close approach shots. After the rough start today for the team, we are excited that we brought it back, and are in a good position heading into tomorrow." Williamson has earned eight
birdies in her first two rounds. Her score of 68 is her best in her six career NCAA Championship Finals rounds, and is her best score since earning a 68 in the second round of the Florida State Match
Up during the spring of 2022. Heath carded her second consecutive score of 71 and enters the third round of play with a 36-hole total of 142. She totaled three birdies in the second round and was
3-under par over her final 17 holes of the day. Heath totaled three birdies and 14 holes scored at par to close her round. She is now 18 strokes under par for the entire spring season. Freshman
Lottie Woad is in a tie for 38th place with a two-round total of 144. She totaled two birdies and was 2 strokes under par over her final 13 holes of the day. Woad was 4 strokes over par after her
first five holes of the second round, and was 2 under par the rest of the way. Sophomore Madison Hewlett carded her career-best score of 73 with three birdies in the round. She enjoyed a strong
day and finished the round one under with three birdies and eight holes scored at par on her final 12 holes of the round. "These are the best two rounds we've played at Grayhawk," said Bond. "The
conditions have been ideal." May 21, 2023 by Chuck Walsh SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Florida State is
in fifth place in the team standings and has advanced to the fourth and final round of stroke play at the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships at the Grayhawk Golf Club. The Seminoles begin
play on Monday looking to maintain their place in the top eight of the team standings in order to advance to the match play round for the second consecutive year. The match play semifinals begin on
Tuesday. Three rounds of match play will be contested on Tuesday and Wednesday to determine the 2023 NCAA Division I team champion. Florida State's fifth place finish is the best three-round
finish in program history at the NCAA Championship Finals after finishing in sixth place in 2022. The Seminoles are just one of five teams along with Stanford, LSU, Texas and South Carolina to
advance to the fourth and final stroke play round in each of the last three season. Florida State has finished in the top 12 of the stroke play portion of the NCAA Championship Finals in each of the
last five tournaments (T12th, 2018; 12th, 2019; 8th, 2020; 6th, 2022; 5th, 2023). "That was a really, really good round of golf by each member of our team," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "That was a
tough day of golf. The hole locations were the most difficult they have been, and the greens were as firm as they've been all week. It's great to be playing another day - it's the only way you can
win a national championship. We've gone from one in 266 (NCAA Division I teams) to begin the season, to one in 30 to begin the week, and now we are one of 15 who can win a national championship."
Senior Charlotte Heath is in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings with a three-round total of 5 under par 211. She carded a 3 under par score of 69 in Sunday's third round. Heath tied
her tournament best with five birdies in the third round to raise her total to 13 birdies in the first three rounds of the championship. She carded a birdie on her third hole of the round to go under
par and stayed under par for the remainder of the round. Heath earned birdies on three of her first nine and two of her final six holes. "That was a special round of golf played by Charlotte
today," said Bond. "She made putts when she had to, and I know she is happy with where her game is right now." Heath was announced last week as a finalist for the ANNIKA Award as the nation's top
player. Heath's round of 69 marked the third player who has carded the low round for the Seminoles in the first three rounds of the championship - Lottie Woad with a 70 in the first round, Amelia
Williamson with a 68 in the second round, and Heath's 69 in the third round. "Our play this week has been a total team effort," said Bond. "We've had a different player with the low round in each
of the first three rounds. That's truly the epitome of this team, and I'm very proud of the girls for how they've approached this championship." "We've played well so far this week," said Heath.
"But, this tournament is not over yet. We are trying to keep on getting better as the week goes on." Freshman Lottie Woad carded an even par 72 and is through the first three rounds with an even
par score of 216. She is in a tie for 25th place in the individual standings. Woad carded two birdies and 17 holes at par or better in Sunday. She was 2 under par with two birdies on her final six
holes of the round. Woad was named as one of 10 finalists for the National Freshman of the Year awarded by the WGCA. Florida State's Amelia Williamson, the lone senior in the Seminoles' lineup,
carded a third round score of 75 and finished the first three rounds with a 1 over par score of 271. She is in a tie for 30th place. Freshman Madison Hewlett carded her second consecutive score of
73 - her second of back-to-back scores that counted toards the Seminoles' overall team score. May
22, 2023 by Chuck Walsh SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - No. 6 seed Florida State will face No. 3 seed Wake Forest in the quarterfinals of match play on Tuesday beginning at 9:20 a.m. (ET) as the Seminoles
finished in sixth place in stroke play at the NCAA Division I Championship Finals at the Grayhawk Golf Club. The Seminoles advanced to match play for the second consecutive season with its
program-best tying sixth place finish in four rounds of stroke play. It marks the second consecutive year the Seminoles have finished in a program-best sixth place during stroke play and advanced to
match play at the National Championship Finals. The Seminoles are one of just three teams - Florida State, Stanford, and Texas A&M - who have advanced to match play in the NCAA Championship Finals
in the last two seasons. Stanford finished in first place in stoke play and earned the No. 1 seed in match play. The Cardinal was followed by No 2 seed Texas, No. 3 Wake Forest, No. 4 South
Carolina, No. 5 seed Southern California, No. 6 seed Florida State, No. 7 seed Texas A&M and No. 8 seed Pepperdine in the final team standings. Sophomore Rose Zhang of Stanford won her second
consecutive NCAA individual title. She carded a four-round score of 10 under par 278 - a score that included an 8 under par score of 64 in the second round. "I'm extremely proud of all of the
girls," said Head Coach Amy Bond. "They all dug deep and got the job done. The big thing about playing in this round is making pars and doing what you need to do to manage the course. That's what
we did today." Florida State's four round team score of 1,155 now stands as the school record for a four-round team score in the NCAA Championship Finals. The Seminoles' 2023 score eclipses the
former school record of 1,174 strokes in 2021 by an amazing 19 strokes. Junior Charlotte Heath finished in a tie for eighth place with a 6 under par score of 282 to mark the best individual
national finish of her career. He score of 282 and her 6 strokes under total are both Florida State records for the NCAA Championship Finals. She carded a 1 under par score of 71 in the fourth
round and finished as one of only three players who finished with four scores of under par golf in the during stroke play. Heath's scores of 71-71-69-71 put the ANNIKA Award finalist in select
company with Lucia Lopez-Ortega of San Jose State (68-69-71-71) and Chayse Gomez of Oregon State (71-71-70-71) as the only players in the field who carded four scores of under par golf. Heath's
tied for eighth place individual finish is the second best finish in Florida State NCAA Championship history. Morgane Metraux, who finished in a tie for fifth place in 2018, holds the school record
for highest individual NCAA Finals finish in school history. Heath is now one of four players in school history with a top-10 finish in the NCAA Finals - Metraux in 2018, Heath in 2023, Beatrice
Wallin (tie for ninth) in 2021, and Frida Kinhult (tied for 10th) in 2019. "I was a little disappointed with today as my putts just didn't drop," said Heath. "I was happy with my ball striking
today as I haven't had my best stuff all week. I'm super excited for our team to advance into match play. It'll be the second time in school history and I'm proud to be a part of that for our
program." Bond continued to be impressed with the play of her three-time ACC selection. "I thought Charlotte played well again today," said Bond. "Overall, she gutted the round out. She has
worked hard and has played a great four days of golf. She's definitely taking advantage of her wedges, and taking what the course is giving her. Honestly, I don't think she's played her best golf
yet." Senior Amelia Williamson (even par 72 on Monday) and freshman Lottie Woad (1 over par 73 on Monday) finished in a tie for 31st place in the individual standings with scores of 1 over par
289. Florida State advanced to match play for the first time at the NCAA Championship Finals in 2022 as the No. 6 seed where they lost a close 3-2 decision to No. 3 seed Texas A&M. Three current
Seminoles - Alice Hodge, Amelia Williamson and Charlotte Heath - played against the Aggies last season. "It's incredible to have the opportunity to face Wake Forest, a team that we obviously know
very well," said Bond. "To advance we have to beat great teams at this point. We're going to continue to keep plugging away and work on playing our best golf at the most important time of the
year."
Women's Golf: Seminoles Fall In NCAA Quarterfinals To Wake Forest. by Chuck Walsh SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - No. 3 seed Wake Forest won three consecutive
decisions and rallied from a 1-0 deficit in match points to defeat No. 6 seed Florida State, 3-1-1, in the quarterfinals of match play at the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship at Grayhawk Golf
Club. Florida State finished in a tie for fifth place in the final national standings for the second consecutive year. The Seminoles advanced to match play for the second consecutive year and for
the second time in school history. Florida State, Stanford and Texas A&M are the only three teams who have advanced to match play at the NCAA Championship Finals in both of the last two seasons.
Wake Forest senior Rachel Kuehn defeated Florida State senior Amelia Williamson in 20 holes to clinch the victory for Wake Forest. Kuehn's win gave the Deacons a commanding 3-1 lead. Sophomore
Kaylah Williams earned the first point of the day for the Seminoles with a 3&1 win over Wake's Emilia Migliaccio. Williams won the second hole of the round to move to 1Up and never looked back in
closing out Migliaccio in 17 holes. Migliaccio closed to within one hole with three holes remaining, by Williams won the final two consecutive holes to gain the point for Florida State. Wake
Forest's Carolina Lopez-Chacarra gained the first point of the match of the Deacons with a 2&1 win over Seminole freshman Lottie Woad. Lopez-Chacarra took the lead on the 10th hole of the match,
remained in the lead during the entire front side, and closed out Woad with a clinching win on hole No. 8. Lopez-Chacarra's win tied the match a 1-1. Wake Forest took its first lead of the match
as Mimi Rhodes defeated Florida State's Alice Hodges, 1UP. Hodge led the match through the first four holes before surrendering the lead to her Demon Deacon counterpart. She recovered to tie match,
but Rhodes won the 18th and final hole to take the point, and a 2-1 lead for the Deacons. Florida State's Charlotte Heath's match against Wake Forests' Lauren Walsh was declared to be a tie before
its conclusion as the Demon Deacons had clinched the match on Kuehn's win. Wake Forest def. Florida State, 3-1-1
2023 Roster - By Name
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T PY
R Name Hgt Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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* Katherine Cook 5-7 Fr Thomasville, Ga. (Brookwood)
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen 5-4 Sr-R * Ballerup, Denmark (Oesterhoejskolen/UNC-Charlotte)
* Charlotte Heath 5-4 Jr ** Bailiff Bridge, England (Brighouse)
* Madison Hewlett 5-3 Fr-R Oldsmar (East Lake)
* Alice Hodge 5-7 Jr ** Larchmont, N.Y. (The Ursuline School)
* Jacqui Putrino 5-10 Fr Lakewood Ranch (Riverview)
* Kaylah Williams 5-8 So * Western Cape, South Africa (Fairmont)
* Amelia Williamson 5-7 Sr-R **** Norfolk, England (Norwich School for Girls)
* Lottie Woad 5-8 Fr Farnham, England (Weydon School)
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Kelley Hester, Clemson
Charlotte Heath, Florida State
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Amelia Williamson, Florida State
Amanda
Sambach, Virginia
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest
Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest
Carolina Lopez-Chacarra, Wake Forest
Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest
Phoebe Brinker, Duke
Savannah Grewal,
Clemson
Annabelle Pancake, Clemson
Erica Shepherd, Duke
Kayla Smith, North Carolina
Jennifer Cleary, Virginia
Mimi Rhodes, Wake Forest
Women's Golf: Heath And Woad Earn
All-American First-Team Honors.
Charlotte Heath, Florida State University
Lottie
Woad, Florida State University
Jenny Bae, University of Georgia
Zoe Campos, UCLA
Karisa Chul Ak Sorn, Iowa State University
Hannah Darling, University of South Carolina
Madd
Hinson-Tolchard, Oklahoma State University
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest University
Andrea Lignell, University of Mississippi
Ingrid Lindblad, Louisiana State University
Julie Lopez
Ramirez, Mississippi State University
Megan Schofill, Auburn University
Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest University
Crystal Wang, University of Illinois
Rose Zhang, Stanford University
Kajsa Arwefjall, San Jose State University
Rosie Belsham, Baylor University
Carla Bernat, Tulane University
Sadie Englemann, Stanford
University
Laney Frye, University of Kentucky
Sera Hasegawa, Baylor University
Lion Higo, Pepperdine University
Carolina Lopez Chacarra, Wake Forest University
Ashley Menne Arizona
State University
Jennie Park, Texas A&M University
Amanda Sambach, University of Virginia
Celina Sattelkau, Vanderbilt University
Latanna Stone, Louisiana State University
Chiara
Tamburlini, University of Mississippi
Mirabel Ting, Augusta University
Amari Avery, University of Southern California
Phoebe
Brinker, Duke University
Jensen Castle, University of Kentucky
Mathilde Claisse, University of South Carolina
Aine Donegan, Louisiana State University
Megha Ganne, Stanford
University
Melanie Green, University of South Florida
Tiffany Le, University of California Riverside
Mackenzie Lee, Southern Methodist University
Lucia Lopez-Ortega, San Jose State
University
Patricie Mackova, University of Maryland
Caitlyn Macnab, Texas Christian University
Antonia Malate, San Jose State University
Caley McGinty, The Ohio State University
Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest University
Catherine Park, University of Southern California
Louise Rydqvist, University of South Carolina
Emma Schimpf, College of Charleston
Jeneath
Wong, Pepperdine University
Michelle Zhang, Southern Methodist University
Nadia Ste-Marie, First-Team, 1989
Karen Stupples,
Second-Team, 1995
Kristin Tamulis, Honorable Mention, 2003
Caroline Westrup, First-Team, 2006
Caroline Westup, First-Team, 2007
Caroline Westrup, Second-Team, 2008
Maria Salinas,
Honorable Mention, 2012
Matilda Castren, Second-Team, 2014
Matilda Castren, Honorable Mention, 2016
Morgane Metraux, Honorable Mention, 2017
Morgane Metraux, Honorable Mention,
2018
Frida Kinhult, First-Team, 2019
Beatrice Wallin, Honorable Mention, 2020
Beatrice Wallin, First-Team, 2021
Beatrice Wallin, First-Team, 2022
Charlotte Heath, Honorable
Mention, 2022
Charlotte Heath, First-Team, 2023
Lottie Woad, First-Team, 2023
Women's Golf: Heath And Woad
Named All-Americans By Golfweek.
Charlotte Heath, Florida State
Jenny Bae, Georgia
Zoe
Campos, UCLA
Hannah Darling, South Carolina
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest
Andrea Lignell, Ole Miss
Ingrid Lindblad, LSU
Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State
Amanda Sambach,
Virginia
Rose Zhang, Stanford
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn, Iowa State
Sadie Englemann, Stanford
Sera
Hasegawa, Baylor
Maddison Hinson-Tolchard, Oklahoma State
Jennie Park, Texas A&M
Megan Schofill, Auburn
Latanna Stone, LSU
Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest
Crystal Wang, Illinois
Kajsa Arwefjall, San Jose State
Amari Avery, USC
Laney Frye, Kentucky
Lion Higo, Pepperdine
Carolina Lopez-Chacarra, Wake Forest
Patricie Mackova, Maryland
Ashley Menne, Arizona State
Celina Sattelkau, Vanderbilt
Chiara Tamburlini, Ole Miss
Mirabel Ting, Augusta
Carla Bernat, Tulane
Phoebe Brinker, Duke
Jensen Castle, Kentucky
Mathilde Claisse, South Carolina
Annabell Fuller, Florida
Megha Ganne, Stanford
Sophie Guo, Texas
Jo Hua
Hung, Georgia
Mackenzie Lee, SMU
Hannah Levi, Mississippi State
Hsin-Yu (Cynthia) Lu, Oregon
Caitlyn Macnab, TCU
Caley McGinty, Ohio State
Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest
Silje Ohma, Baylor
Ashleigh Park, Oregon
Catherine Park, USC
Kelly Sim, Northwestern
Jeneath Wong, Pepperdine
Michelle Zhang, SMU2023 Conference Awards
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Charlotte Heath Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
Amelia Williamson Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
Lottie Woad Atlantic Coast Conference - Freshman of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
All-Conference - 3
2023 All-Americans
Name Organization
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Charlotte Heath NCAA - - 7th place
Golf Week - 1st Team
Women's Golf Coaches Association - 1st Team
Lottie Woad Golf Week - 1st Team
Women's Golf Coaches Association - 1st Team
All-Americans - 2
2023 Award Winners
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Lottie Woad WGCA Co-Freshman of the Year
Award Winners - 1
2023 Schedule and Results
GAME
SCORE
Cougar Classic
September 12-13, 2022, Charleston, S.C.
Schooner Fall Classic
September 24-26, 2022, Norman, Okla.
ACC-Ivy League Challenge
Springfield, N.J.
ACC-Ivy League Match Play
Springfield, N.J.
Landfill Tradition
October 28-30, 2022, Wilmington, N.C.
IJGA Collegiate Invitational
February 5-6, 2023, Guadalajara, Mexico
Moon Invitational
February 19-21, 2023, Melbourne
Valspar Augusta Invitational
March 11-12, 2023, Augusta, Ga.
Florida State Match Up
March 17-19, 2023
Virginia Tech
Wolfpack Match Play, Raleigh, N.C.
Virginia
Wolfpack Match Play, Raleigh, N.C.
North Carolina State
Wolfpack Match Play
ACC Championship
April 13-14, 2023, Greensboro, N.C.
Raleigh Regional
May 8-10, 2023, Raleigh, N.C.
NCAA Championship
May 19-22, 2023, Scottsdale, Ariz.
Wake Forest
NCAA Match Play, Scottsdale, Ariz.
EOY Stats
Ref
Overall Home Away Neutral
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FSU record is 1- 3 0- 0 0- 1 1- 2
vs ACC 1- 2 0- 0 0- 1 1- 1
2022-23 Atlantic Coast Conference Results
1 Wake Forest 845
2 Duke 853
3 Clemson 857
4 Virginia 865
5 Florida State 878
6 Virginia Tech 889
7t Louisville 893
7t North Carolina State 893
9t North Carolina 894
9t Notre Dame 894
11 Boston College 899
12 Miami 924
2022-23 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT, Greensboro, N.C.
Date Score Comments
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04/15/2023 (4)Virginia 3, (1)Wake Forest 2 Round 1
04/15/2023 (3)Clemson 3, (2)Duke 1 Round 1
04/16/2023 (3)Clemson 3, (4)Virginia 1 Round 2
2023 EOY Stats
Name Tournaments Rounds Par Low Strokes Wins Top10 Ave
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Charlotte Heath 11 32 24 66 2,258 1 8 70.56
Lottie Woad 11 32 19 65 2,274 2 8 71.06
Amelia Williamson 11 32 14 68 2,325 0 1 72.66
Jacqui Putrino 3 8 2 68 590 0 0 73.75
Alice Hodge 11 30 4 67 2,249 0 0 74.97
Madison Hewlett 4 8 0 73 604 0 0 75.50
Kaylah Williams 8 19 1 72 1,440 0 1 75.79
Katherine Cook 3 8 1 72 610 0 1 76.25
2022-23 Women's Golf
09/13/2022
Cougar Classic
Par 7109/26/2022
Schooner Fall Classic
Par 7010/10/2022
ACC-Ivy League Challenge
Par 7210/11/2022
ACC-Ivy League Match Play10/30/2022
Landfill Tradition
Par 72Katherine Cook
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen
Charlotte Heath
Madison Hewlett
Alice Hodge
Jacqui Putrino
Kaylah Williams
Amelia Williamson
Lottie Woad
02/06/2023
IJGA Collegiate Invitational
Par 7202/21/2023
Moon Invitational
Par 7203/12/2023
Valspar Augusta Invitational
Par 7203/19/2023
Florida State Match Up
Par 7204/03/2023
Virginia TechKatherine Cook
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen
Charlotte Heath
Madison Hewlett
Alice Hodge
Jacqui Putrino
Kaylah Williams
Amelia Williamson
Lottie Woad
04/03/2023
Virginia04/04/2023
North Carolina State04/14/2023
ACC Championship
Par 7205/10/2023
Raleigh Regional
Par 7205/22/2023
NCAA Championship
Par 72Katherine Cook
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen
Charlotte Heath
Madison Hewlett
Alice Hodge
Jacqui Putrino
Kaylah Williams
Amelia Williamson
Lottie Woad
05/23/2023
Wake ForestKatherine Cook
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen
Charlotte Heath
Madison Hewlett
Alice Hodge
Jacqui Putrino
Kaylah Williams
Amelia Williamson
Lottie Woad
Cougar Classic, 4th place
09/13/2022, September 12-13, 2022, Charleston, S.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Woad Leads Seminoles To 4th Place Finish.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
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Lottie Woad 4t 66 70 70 206
Charlotte Heath 13t 69 69 72 210
Amelia Williamson 39t 70 76 70 216
Alice Hodge 56t 73 73 74 220
Kaylah Williams 85t 75 74 78 227
Schooner Fall Classic, 1st place
09/26/2022, September 24-26, 2022, Norman, Okla.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: First Place Lead Extended At Schooner Fall Classic.
Women's Golf: Schooner Fall Classic Champions.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 8 65 71 69 205
Charlotte Heath 9 67 71 68 206
Jacqui Putrino 20t 68 73 69 210
Amelia Williamson 27t 71 70 70 211
Alice Hodge 57t 67 74 76 217
ACC-Ivy League Challenge, 2nd place
10/10/2022, Springfield, N.J.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 1t 72 69 141
Charlotte Heath 10 76 70 146
Amelia Williamson 24t 79 74 153
Jacqui Putrino 31t 81 74 155
Alice Hodge 40t 80 77 157
ACC-Ivy League Match Play
10/11/2022, Springfield, N.J.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Charlotte Heath (FSU) def. Catherine Rao (Princeton),
4UP
Amelia Williamson (FSU) def. Samantha Yao (Dartmouth), 2UP
Jacqui Putrino (FSU) def. Catie Schernecker (Harvard), 4UP
Alice Hodge (FSU) def. Katherine Sung (Dartmouth), 4UP
Lottie
Woad (FSU) def. Alison Paik (Columbia), 1UP
Landfill Tradition, 3rd place
10/30/2022, October 28-30, 2022, Wilmington, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Seminoles Tied For 3rd At Landfall Tradition.
Women's Golf: Heath Earns Medalist Honors, Seminoles Finsh Third at
Landfall.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Charlotte Heath 1t 66 72 68 206
Lottie Woad 4t 67 74 68 209
Amelia Williamson 13t 75 70 69 214
Alice Hodge 55t 77 75 72 224
Jacqui Putrino 62t 73 77 75 225
IJGA Collegiate Invitational, 2nd place
02/06/2023, February 5-6, 2023, Guadalajara, Mexico
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
No. 10 Women's Golf Finishes Runner-up in Collegiate Invitational.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 4t 74 69 73 216
Charlotte Heath 4t 70 74 72 216
Amelia Williamson 23t 76 76 74 226
Alice Hodge 27 79 73 75 227
Kaylah Williams 50t 76 80 79 235
Moon Invitational, 11th place
02/21/2023, February 19-21, 2023, Melbourne
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Woad In 2nd After Two Rounds Of Moon Invitational.
Women's Golf: Woad Finishes 3rd To Lead FSU at Moon
Invitational.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 3 66 69 71 206
Charlotte Heath 17t 74 71 67 212
Amelia Williamson 32t 72 75 69 216
Alice Hodge 66t 74 76 72 222
Kaylah Williams 86t 77 77 78 232
Katherine Cook * 91 77 77 83 237
Valspar Augusta Invitational, 3rd place
03/12/2023, March 11-12, 2023, Augusta, Ga.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Heath Earns Runner-up Finish at Valspar Augusta Invitational.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Total
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Charlotte Heath 2 71 66 137
Alice Hodge 12t 69 75 144
Amelia Williamson 22t 73 73 146
Kaylah Williams 34t 75 73 148
Katherine Cook * 53t 74 78 152
Lottie Woad 53t 76 76 152
Florida State Match Up, 1st place
03/19/2023, March 17-19, 2023, Tallahassee
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Woad And No. 12 Seminoles Remain In First At Florida State Match Up.
Women's Golf: Seminoles, Woad Win Team And Individual Championships At Florida State Match Up.
March 19, 2023
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 1 68 69 75 212
Charlotte Heath 3t 73 71 71 215
Amelia Williamson 5 75 71 73 219
Kaylah Williams 6 73 74 73 220
Katherine Cook * 7t 76 72 73 221
Alice Hodge 13t 73 74 77 224
Madison Hewlett * 65 77 77
Virginia Tech 3, Florida State 2
04/03/2023, Wolfpack Match Play, Raleigh, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Ginnie Lee (VT) def. Alice Hodge (FSU) 2&1
Kaylah Williams (FSU) def. Symone Henriques (VT) 3&2
Lottie Woad (FSU) def. Morgan Ketchum (VT) 3&2
Becca DiNunzio (VT) def. Madison
Hewlett (FSU) 3&2
Alyssa Montgomery (VT) def. Amelia Williamson (FSU) 3&2
Florida State 3.5, Virginia 1.5
04/03/2023, Wolfpack Match Play, Raleigh, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Amelia Williamson (FSU) def. Celeste Valinho (UVa) 3&1
Alice Hodge (FSU) tied Rebecca Skoler (UVa)
Virginia Bossi (UVa) def. Katherine Cook (FSU) 3&2
Kaylah Williams (FSU)
def. Megan Propeck (UVa) 3&2
Madison Hewlett (FSU) def. Riley Smyth (UVa) 4&3
North Carolina State 3, Florida State 2
04/04/2023, Wolfpack Match Play, Raleigh, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Lottie Woad (FSU) def. Lauren Olivares Leon (NCS) 7&6
Isabel Amezcua (NCS) def. Katerine Cook (FSU) 1UP
Vania Simont (NCS) def. Kayla Williams (FSU) 1UP
Madison
Hewlett (FSU) def. Natalie Ambrester (NCS) 1UP
Caitlin Whitehead (NCS) def. Alice Hodge (FSU) 2&1
ACC Championship, 5th place
04/14/2023, April 13-14, 2023, Greensboro, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Heath And
Williamson Lead FSU At ACC Championships.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Charlotte Heath 5t 70 71 70 211
Amelia Williamson 15t 74 74 71 219
Lottie Woad 34t 78 72 74 224
Alice Hodge 48 74 79 81 234
Madison Hewlett 57 75 77 152
Kaylah Williams 59t 76 76
Raleigh Regional, 5th place
05/10/2023, May 8-10, 2023, Raleigh, N.C.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf:
Woad And Heath In Top-10 At NCAA Raleigh Regional Championship.
Women's Golf: Seminoles Punch Ticket To NCAA National Finals.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== =====
Lottie Woad 6t 67 73 74 214
Amelia Williamson 11t 72 73 71 216
Charlotte Heath 14t 70 73 74 217
Kaylah Williams 37t 75 77 72 224
Alice Hodge 62 74 74
Madison Hewlett 65 74 79 153
NCAA Championship, 5th place
05/22/2023, May 19-22, 2023, Scottsdale, Ariz.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Women's Golf: Seminoles Tied For 8th At NCAA Championship
Finals.
Women's Golf: Seminoles Advance To Fourth Round At NCAA Championship.
Women's Golf: Seminoles Advance To Match Play At NCAA Championships.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Total
========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== =====
Charlotte Heath 7t 71 71 69 71 282
Amelia Williamson 31t 74 68 75 72 289
Lottie Woad 31t 70 74 72 73 289
Alice Hodge 74 73 80 77 76 306
Madison Hewlett 82 73 73 76 222
Kaylah Williams 83 78 78
Wake Forest 3, Florida State 1
05/23/2023, NCAA Match Play, Scottsdale, Ariz.
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Kaylah Williams (FSU) def. Emilia Migliaccio (WF), 3&1
Carolina
Lopez-Chacarra (WF) def. Lottie Woad (FSU), 2&1
Mimi Rhodes (WF) def. Alice Hodge (FSU), 1UP
Rachel Kuehn (WF) def. Amelia Williamson (FSU), 20 holes
Charlotte Heath (FSU) tied Lauren
Walsh (WF)