JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Battling tough conditions, Kennesaw State women’s golf rallied on the final 18 holes to move up one spot to 13^th overall at the North Florida Invitational on Tuesday.
 
The Owls posted 77-over par score of 320-307-308 for the tournament, including a 23-over par final round.
 
Scorecard
 
Nyah Kelly turned in her best round of the tournament, carding a 2-over 74 to finish 12-over par for the tournament and 20^th overall.
 
Jackie Jang also turned in a 5-over par 77, including an eagle on 11, to finish 20-over par and jump 19 spots to 39^th individually.
 
Jumping 13 spots individually was Sabrina Kim, who finished 6-over on the day for a 22-over tournament. She finished 51^st overall.
 
Alessandra Nagayo (59^th) finished 24-over par after a 10-over round, while Ladina Luder (individual) carded a 9-over par 81 for a 28-over par tournament finish. Natasha Korman (87^th) rounded out the Owls’ efforts with a 11-over par 83 to finish 39-over par overall.
 
Tee Time
 
Kennesaw State will fly back out to Arizona next, competing in the Clover Cup in Litchfield Park, Arizona on March 10-12.
 
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