Women’s Golf Lands in Bottom Three in Third Event of the Season

The Ramblers placed 10th out of 12 teams in Manhattan, Kan.

Second-year Maureen O'Leary ended in 46th place. (Courtesy of Loyola Athletics)
Second-year Maureen O'Leary ended in 46th place. (Courtesy of Loyola Athletics)

Loyola women’s golf traveled to Manhattan, Kan. to compete in the Powercat Classic hosted by Kansas State University Sept. 28-29. The Ramblers placed 10th out of 12 teams after three rounds of play. 

The first round of play was the best for the Ramblers, with the team shooting 16 over par. The second round saw a score of 18 over par, and the third round came out to a dismal 23 over par for a total three-round score of 57 over par. 

Second-year Robbin Zetrouer was first in line for the Ramblers, tying for 13th place with a score of +8 (+4, +3, +1). 

Third-year Grace Hui trailed with a tie for 43rd place after shooting four over par and three over par in the first two rounds, respectively. Hui stumbled in the third round, shooting 10 over par for a total score of +17 (+4, +3, +10). 

Second-year Maureen O’Leary ended in 46th place with a total score of +18 (+3, +7, +8) while third-year Madison Haugen followed in a tie for 47th after shooting eight over par in rounds one and three, and five over par in round two for a total score of +21 (+8, +5, +8). 

Second-year Reese Kite ended in the bottom for the Ramblers, finishing tied for 50th place after shooting five over par in the first round, and falling to 11 over par in the second round. Kite logged a final score of +22 (+5, +11, +6). 

The Ramblers next travel to Indianapolis, Ind. to compete in the Butler Fall Invitational hosted by Butler University Oct. 5-6.

  • Claire Bovino is a third-year student studying Political Science and Multimedia Journalism and is originally from Pittsburgh. This is her third year writing for the Phoenix and her first year as sports editor. When she’s not writing or watching sports, Claire can be found reading long fantasy novels by the lake, eating hot dogs or complaining about the state of Pittsburgh sports teams.

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