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Women's Golf Completes Day One of The Strutter
3/31/2019 8:05:00 PM | Women's Golf
STATESBORO, Ga. – The Florida Atlantic University women's golf team kicked off the first day of The Strutter on Sunday in Statesboro, Georgia. The Owls played 36 holes on the day, carding 317 and 316 for the two rounds.
The tournament continues tomorrow with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. Fans can keep up with live results on Birdie Fire.
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GOLF FORE AFRICA
All this season the Owls will be teaming up with Golf Fore Africa to raise money for clean water in rural Africa. The team's goal is to raise enough money to build a well for a village in Zambia, providing clean water for an entire community.
One well costs $15,000 to build and brings clean water to 300 people for life. Just a $50 donation brings clean water to one person for a lifetime. To date, Golf Fore Africa has built 160 wells and FAU is looking to be the first collegiate program to raise complete funding for a well.
Online contributions can be made here or by contacting Head Coach Aimee Neff (neffa@fau.edu).
THE OWLS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
For complete coverage of FAU women's golf, follow along on Twitter (@FAUWGolf), Instagram (@FAUWomensGolf) and Facebook (FAU Women's Golf).
The tournament continues tomorrow with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. Fans can keep up with live results on Birdie Fire.
QUICK HITS
- The Owls are in fifth place after two rounds, shooting 57-over par on the first day
- Arielle Keating leads the Owls after two, shooting 82 and 70 on the day to end 8-over par. Keating heads into the final day in sixth place overall
- Rosa Barnak is in 17th place with a 15-over score. She shot 78 and 81 through the first two rounds
- Amanda Leslie shot a 78 in the first round and 83 in the second to end the day tied for 20th place
- Madison Heideman carded an 81 and 82 for the first two rounds. Taylor Morgan rounded out the group, shooting 80 and 86 on the day
| FAU Scores | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Place | Round 1 | Round 2 | Total | |
| Keating | 6th | 82 | 70 | +8 | |
| Barnak | 17th | 78 | 81 | +15 | |
| Leslie | T20th | 78 | 83 | +17 | |
| Heideman | T26th | 81 | 82 | +19 | |
| Morgan | T31st | 80 | 86 | +22 | |
GOLF FORE AFRICA
All this season the Owls will be teaming up with Golf Fore Africa to raise money for clean water in rural Africa. The team's goal is to raise enough money to build a well for a village in Zambia, providing clean water for an entire community.
One well costs $15,000 to build and brings clean water to 300 people for life. Just a $50 donation brings clean water to one person for a lifetime. To date, Golf Fore Africa has built 160 wells and FAU is looking to be the first collegiate program to raise complete funding for a well.
Online contributions can be made here or by contacting Head Coach Aimee Neff (neffa@fau.edu).
THE OWLS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
For complete coverage of FAU women's golf, follow along on Twitter (@FAUWGolf), Instagram (@FAUWomensGolf) and Facebook (FAU Women's Golf).
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