FLORIDA WOMEN'S OPEN SCOREBOARD

CACTUS TOUR - Rio Pinar Country Club, Orlando

ROUND 1 - All the Scores

Par 72

MCKENZIE　JACKSON 67
SUE　KIM 70
JESSICA　CARAFIELLO 70
YUKARI　NISHIYAMA 70
RENEE　SKIDMORE 71
LAURA　BAVAIRD 71
AMANDA　ROBERTSON 72
AMY　ENEROTH 72
LAUREN　HUNT 72
EMMA　JANDELL 73
GINNY　BROWN 73
JOANNA　COE 73
CAROLINE　CULLER 74
MISHUN　CHO 74
MOAH　CHANG 74
TRACY　STANFORD 74
ALEXANDRA　CASI 75
EMILY　FLANIGAN 75
SHASTA　AVERYHARDT 75
YUKI　SAKURAI 75
ABBY　BOOLS 76
JACKIE　BARENGBORG 76
JEN　HONG 76
JESSICA　YADLOCZKY 76
KATE　SCARPETTA 76
KRISTINE　ODAIYAR 76
LAURA　MARTIN 76
MARTINA　GAVIER 76
SEIRA　NAKASHIMA 76
SUSAN　CHOI 76
ALEXANDRA　GIBSON 77
ERIKA　MALIK 77
ALEX　SHULTE 78
ANASTASIA　KOSTINA 78
GALINA　RATMISTROVA 78
GLORIANA　SOTO 78
KATIE　KEMPTER 78
NATALIE　SHEARY 78
SEUL-KI　PARK 78
ALLISON　MICHELETTI 79
BENEDIKTE　GROTVEDT 79
JILLIAN　FRACCOLA 79
LIBBY　SMITH 79
RAQUEL　RILEY 79
COURTNEY　HARTER 80
LAUREN　SULLIVAN 80
NATALIE　GUIDRY 81
NANNETTE　HILL 82
ALICE　BROWN 88
NAOKO　TSUYUKI 88

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SCOTTISH WOMEN'S INTER-CLUB MATCH-PLAY FOURSOMES DRAW

A record number of 84 clubs has entered this year's Scottish women's inter-club match-play foursomes. A total of 44 clubs have received byes into the second round.

Draw for first-round ties, to be played by Sunday, April 15, is:

Newburgh-on-Ythan v Longside
Portlethen v Longside
Blairgowrie v Taymouth Castle
Crieff v Strathmore
Downfield v Camperdown
Ladies Panmure Barry v Letham Grange
Kinross v Dunblane New
Ladybank v Kinghorn
Linlithgow v Bridge of Allan
Muckhart v Alyth
Stirling v Tillicoultry
Cawder v East Kilbride
Haggs Castle v Gleddoch
Helensburgh v Windyhill
Irvine v West Kilbride
Kilmacolm v Caldwell
Ladies Golf Club Troon v Largs
Duddingston v Baberton
Turnhouse v Merchants of Edinburgh
Dumfries and Galloway v Crichton

+The semi-finals and final will be played at Muckhart GC on Sunday, September 2.

HENDERSON OUTSHONE BY ODU TEAM-MATES McGEE AND WILDE

North Berwick's Neil Henderson, a final-year student at Old Dominion University, Norfolk in Virginia, finished joint 28th in a field of 72 at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate golf tournament over the Pinehurst No 6 course, North Carolina.
Henderson had rounds of 73, 76 and 74 for a 10-over-par total of 223 over a 6,819yd course with a par of 71. He finished 13 shots behind the six-stroke winner, Michael Kania (Villanova) who had rounds of 68, 68 and 73 for three-under 210.
Neil's Old Dominion team-mates Garth McGee, pictured, and Tom Wilde did better than the Scot.
McGee, from Bangor, near Belfast, tied for second place on 216 with rounds of 70-70-76 while Wilde, from Berkshire, finished joint fourth on 217 with rounds of 75, 67 and 675 for 217. Wilde's 67 was the lowest of the tournament.
Old Dominion (871) won the team event from Eastern Kentucky (875) and Penn Stage (876) in a field of 12 teams.

RHYS ENOCH JOINT 2ND IN 'GENERAL HACKLER'

Rhys Enoch (East Tennessee State) from Cornwall finished joint second in the General Hackler Championship which ended today at DeBordieu Club, Georgetown in South Carolina.
Enoch shot 76-76-66 (the lowest round of the tournament) for a two-over-par total of 215 over the 7,189yd course which has a taxing and testing par of 71.
He finished level with Ryan Eibner (East Carolina) (72-73-70), three shots behind the winner Sean Dale (North Florida) who scored 69-70-73 for one-under-par 212.
Irishman Kevin Phelan (North Florida) from Waterford, Ireland finished T16 on 221 with 77-72-72.
Walker Cup Welshman Rhys Pugh and another East Tennessee State student, Tom Heggarty from Cheshire, finished T18 and T45 respectively.
Pugh put together rounds of 77-74-71 for 222 while Heggarty's scores were 77-78-74 for 229.
Garrick Porteous (Tennessee) from Morpeth in the NE of England came T49 on 230 with scores of 76-76-78.
Scott Gibson (East Tennessee State) from Dumfries finished T63 on 236 with scores of 81-80-75.
And yet another of East Tennessee State's British students, sophomore Danny Keddie from Lincoln finished 82nd of 84 with rounds of 82-85-87 for 254.
North Florida (872) won the team honours from East Carolina (875) and Arkansas (878) with East Tennessee State (900) finishing eighth in a field of 15 teams.

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CANCER SUPPORT SCOTLAND'S APPEAL TO SCOTTISH GOLF CLUBS

NEWS RELEASE
Cancer Support Scotland has launched a widespread appeal to encourage golf clubs across Scotland to select the organisation as their charity of the year. Based at the Gartnavel Hospital Complex in Glasgow, the charity provides practical and emotional support for people affected by cancer – from those living with the disease to their friends and family as well.
Via complementary therapies, one-to-one talking therapy and a network of support groups across the country, Cancer Support Scotland’s services aim to help people cope with the diagnosis, treatment and recovery from cancer. However, the charity can only continue to provide these vital services free of charge as a result of donations, which is why this appeal has been launched to encourage golf clubs all over Scotland to get involved.
Each golf club which partners up with Cancer Support Scotland will be offered tailored fund-raising advice and ideas, as well as promotional materials to ensure that each event is a great success.
Lynda Smith, Ladies Captain at Douglas Park Golf Club in Bearsden, which has already hosted a fund-raising event for the charity, said: “The services provided by Cancer Support Scotland make a real difference to the lives of people affected by cancer, and we are very proud as a golf club to be raising money for such a worthwhile cause.”
Cancer Support Scotland Chief Executive Colin Graham said: “In the time it takes to play a round of golf, at least 13 people in Scotland will have been given the shocking and devastating news that they have cancer.
“There is no denying that every golf club will have members who have been affected by the disease in some way, so it is a cause which is likely to gather fantastic support.
“Every penny raised will help us to make a difference to the lives of people affected by cancer in Scotland.”
For more information about Cancer Support Scotland, visit www.cancersupportscotland.org and for fund-raising advice, E-mail fundraising@cancersupportscotland.org or call 0141 211 0122.

SIAN EVANS MAKES FINAL TOP TEN AT EAGLE LANDING INVITE

FROM KEN CONDON
Kent's Sian Evans (East Tennessee State), pictured, finished with a 75 for a 54-hole total of 220 (73-72-75) and secure a tie for 10th place in a field of 100 at the JMU Eagle Landing Invite college tournament at Jacksonville, Florida.
Liz Haycock (Old Dominion) from the West Midlands fired an 83 to slip down to a tie for 54th on 234 (75-76-83).
Meanwhile, Derbyshire's Kimmy Bradbury (Old Dominion) and Lincolnshire's Kirsty Condon (Radford) recovered some ground with stirring late revivals. Both played their last nine holes under par. Kimmy carded a 77 (42-35) for a total of 237 (77-83-77), tied 63rd, and Kirsty fired a 75 (41-34) to finish on 240 (79-86-75), tied 77th.
South Florida led the 18-team event from start to finish, shooting 883 in the process, five shots ahead of Maryland, with East Carolina a further four shots back in third.
East Tennessee State grossed 903 for sixth place, Old Dominion 928 (14th) and Radford (937) 17th.
Kaylin Yost (Campbell University), who amassed 15 birdies in the tournament, won the individual medal despite a double bogey at the last. Her final round of 74 and a total of 215 (67-74-74) saw her scrape home one shot ahead of three opponents.

EMMA AND NIKKI FINISH IN TOP TEN IN ARIZONA

Emma Clegg (Missouri State University) from Blackburn, Lancashire finished T13 in a field of 89 players at the Rio Verde Invitational at Quail Run @ Rio Verde Country Club, ArIzona.
Over a par-71 course of 6,260yd, Emma, pictured, scored 77, 77 and 73 for 227 - eight shots behind the winner by one, Kristen Hill (Akron Univ) (73-74-72 for 219).
Nikki Dunn (Texas A and M) from Harrogate, Yorkshire finished T14 with scores of 77-75-76 for 228.
Emma Clegg's Missouri State team-mate from Ballyclare, Northern Ireland, freshman Megan Thompson finished 38th with scores of 80-77-79 for 236.
Kansas (900) won the team title ahead of runners-up Missouri State (904) with Akron (906) third. Texas A and M (911) finished fourth of 16).





US CURTIS CUP PLAYERS FINISHED IN TOP FOUR AT LSU CLASSIC

Two players selected to play for the United States in the June 8-10 Curtis Cup match against GB and I at The Nairn Golf Club, near Inverness, finished in the top four of the LSU Classic women's college tournament at University Club, Baton Rouge in Louisiana.
Erica Popson (Tennessee) (75-70-69 for 214)  tied for victory with Catheine O'Donnell (North Carolina) (72-71-71). There was no play-off for the individual title.
Austin Ernst (Louisiana State) (73-73-72) finished fourth in a field of 78 with scores of 73-73-72 for 218 over a par-72 course of 6,305.
Tennessee (880) won the team title ahead of Louisiana State with North Carolina (889) third of 14 teams.