UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, October 16, 1996
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Women's golfties for sixth
Score is 36 strokes behind Texas A&M
By Tommy Gallagher
Kansan sportswriter
The KU women's golf team tied for sixth place out of 14 teams at the Mari Lynn Smith/Sunflower Invitational that it sponsored yesterday and Monday at Alvany Golf Club.
The Jayhawks, who shot a total score of 985, finished the tournament tied with Colorado State. The score was 36 strokes higher than tournament-champion Texas A&M, which won with a score of 949 after leading each of the tournament's three rounds. Nebraska, Missouri, Wichita State University and Colorado placed second through fifth, respectively.
Kansas women's head golf coach Jerry Waugh said that he was disappointed with the team's performance but that he looked at it as a learning experience.
"We can't hang our heads too low or carry any baggage into the season, because the tournament is done and over with," Waugh said. "The fall season acts as our training period and helps with our preparation for the conference championships in the spring."
championships the spring
Senior Anne Clark had rounds of 80, 77
and 82 at the 54-hole tournament en
route to a team-best score of 239.
Although playing on a familiar course
"I played well the first 36 holes because I was relaxed and just played the course like I normally do," Clark said. "Today there was no comfort zone."
was an advantage for Clark on Monday, she said it turned into a disadvantage for her yesterday.
Thinking that everyone wants you to do better than you really can makes you take chances and try to do too much because you know the course, she said
"The greens were slick after they dried out, and I just couldn't put well yesterday or today." Reuter said yesterday.
Freshman Susan Tessary, playing in only her third collegiate tournament, finished one stroke behind Reuter at 248 with rounds of 82, 80 and 86. Although she is excited about making the team as a freshman, she said that it didn't come without pitfalls.
"It's been a tough adjustment early on, but I knew it would be a struggle to make everything work together," Tessary said.
say sure.
Senior Missy Russell and sophomore Mandy Munsch rounded out the team competition, posting total scores of 252 and 256, respectively.
The Jayhawks have one tournament remaining on their fall schedule, the Diet Coke Roadrunner Invitational at New Mexico State in Las Cruces, Oct. 28-30.
Darcy Coles / KANSAN
Sophomore Mandy Munsch tees off in the Marilynn Smith/Sunflower Invitational at Alvamar Golf Club. Munsch's total score for the two-day tournament, which ended yesterday, was 256.
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