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Texas Tech Women's Golf Jumps to Third at New Mexico State
October 31, 1998
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The Texas Tech University women's golf team jumped from a tie for fifth into third place after two rounds of the Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational.
The 54-hole tournament concludes with Sunday's final round on the par-72, 6,177-yard University Golf Course. The Red Raiders shot 17-over-par 305 on Saturday and stand at 618, 12 shots behind front-running New Mexico State (606). The host shot the lowest round of the day with a 14-over 302. TCU is second at 608.
Texas Tech junior Jamie Vannoy, who shot 5-over 77 on Saturday, is six shots back at 151 in a tie for sixth. TCU's Angela Stanford (145), who shot 4-over 76 today after a 3-under 69 on Friday, holds a one-shot advantage over SMU's Kelley King (146).
Freshman Jennifer Newhouse is tied for 13th at 154. She shot a second consecutivve 5-over 77 on Saturday. Sophomore Priscillia Hunt, who struggled to a 9-over 81 on Friday, improved to 2-over 74 today. She is tied for 18th at 155. Senior Brooke Lowrance is back in the pack in a tie for 32nd at 159. She shot 6-over 78 today.
Junior Heather Wrede, after a 5-over 77 on Saturday, is tied for 58th at 164. Playing as an individual, junior Alana Soliz is tied for 39th at 160.
3rd Texas Tech 313 305 618 t6 Jamie Vannoy 74 77 151 t13 Jennifer Newhouse 77 77 154 t18 Priscillia Hunt 81 74 155 t32 Brooke Lowrance 81 78 159 t39 Alana Soliz* 81 79 160 t58 Heather Wrede 87 77 164 * Playing as an individual
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