Chaisilprungruang Climbs Into the Top Ten After Strong Second Round – Charlotte Athletics
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Charlotte Women’s golf completed the second round of the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate on Monday with a team score of 295 (+11) to bring their total for the tournament to 604 (+36) which is good for 10th place. Hosted by Tennessee, the tournament’s three rounds are played over a three-day span (Oct. 20-22) at the Cherokee Country Club (Par 71, 5,965 yards).
THE FIELD
The Niners will play alongside UCF, Kent State, Georgia State, Miami, East Carolina, Middle Tennessee, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eastern Kentucky, East Tennessee State, Memphis, and Campbell.
TOP FIVE
1st – Miami 577 (+9)
T2nd – UCF 579 (+11)
T2nd – Campbell 579 (+11)
4th – Tennessee 584 (+16)
5th – Memphis 587 (+19)
Charlotte sits in 10th place, eight strokes behind East Carolina (+28) and nine behind Middle Tennessee and Kent State (+27) who are tied for seventh place.
CHARLOTTE LEADERBOARD
T10th – Pinky Chaisilprungruang 145 (+3)
T22nd – Jette Schulze 148 (+6)
T46th – Caroline Johnson 152 (+10)
T64th – Ting Uang 159 (+17)
73rd – Mia Gray (DNF)
ROUND TWO
The final round is set for a 9:15 a.m. shotgun start on Tuesday morning. You can follow live results here.
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