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Weather Cancels Final Round Of Liz Murphey
March 26, 2023 | Women's Golf
Bae leads Bulldogs with seventh top-5 finish
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ATHENS, Ga. — The final round of the 51st annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic was cancelled on Sunday due to inclement weather.
"Mother Nature won today," head coach Josh Brewer said. "We're obviously extremely disappointed we didn't get to play the entire tournament. We were looking forward to competing on our home course but are excited we'll have the opportunity to do so in May with an NCAA Regional."
Georgia is slated to host an NCAA Regional at the University of Georgia Golf Course on May 8-10. The Bulldogs will be looking to advance to the NCAA Championships site on May 19-24 in Scottsdale, Ariz., for the third consecutive year. Last spring, Georgia advanced to the match play portion of the national championships for the first time since the format was adopted in 2015. The Bulldogs lost to Stanford, the eventual NCAA champs, 3-2, in the quarterfinals.
Saturday's second-round standings became the final results for this year's Liz Murphey. No. 10 Auburn shot 13-under 563 through 36 holes to claim an 11-stroke win. The Tigers' Elina Sinz claimed medalist honors at 5-under 139, a shot better than Louise Rhyqvist of South Carolina.
Jenny Bae led Georgia for the seventh time in nine tournaments this season. The super senior from Suwanee, Ga., tied for fifth at 2-under 142. Bae has now recorded seven top-5 finishes in nine tourneys and is a combined 32-under on the year.
The Liz Murphey concludes Georgia's regular season. The Bulldogs will open play in the SEC Championships on April 12 at Greystone Golf and Country Club in Birmingham.
51st Annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
University of Georgia Golf Course
Athens, Ga.
Par 72, 6351 Yards
Sunday's Final Standings
Team Leaderboard
Auburn 277-286=563
South Carolina 290-284=574
Florida 288-293=581
Purdue 298-285=583
North Carolina 295-288=583
Georgia 294-292=586
Virginia 289-297=586
Louisville 295-291=586
Texas A&M 298-291=589
Arkansas 297-294=591
Charleston 298-297=595
Alabama 294-305=599
Georgia Southern 305-306=611
San Diego State 307-306=613
Daytona State 320-313=633
Individual Leaderboard
Elina Sinz, Auburn 69-70=139
Louise Rydqvist, S. Carolina 69-71=140
Maisie Filler, Florida 71-70=141
Megan Schofill, Auburn 70-71=141
Jenny Bae, Georgia 70-72=142
Momo Sugiyama, Purdue 73-69=142
Amanda Sambach, Virginia 71-71=142
Katie Cranston, Auburn 69-73=142
Megan Streicher, N. Carolina 72-71=143
Crista Izuzquiza, N. Carolina 75-69=143
B.F. Garcia Poggio, Texasm A&M 75-69=144
Emma Schimpf, Charleston 74-70=144
Hannah Darling, S. Carolina 73-71=144
Additional Georgia Scores
T18. Jo Hua Hung 73-73=146
T31. Caroline Craig 75-73=148
*T37. LoraLie Cowart 75-74=149
*T42. Céleste Dao 77-73=150
*T42. Isabella Holpfer 76-74=150
T42. Candice Mahé 76-74=150
T52. Caterina Don 76-76=152
* competing as an individual
ATHENS, Ga. — The final round of the 51st annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic was cancelled on Sunday due to inclement weather.
"Mother Nature won today," head coach Josh Brewer said. "We're obviously extremely disappointed we didn't get to play the entire tournament. We were looking forward to competing on our home course but are excited we'll have the opportunity to do so in May with an NCAA Regional."
Georgia is slated to host an NCAA Regional at the University of Georgia Golf Course on May 8-10. The Bulldogs will be looking to advance to the NCAA Championships site on May 19-24 in Scottsdale, Ariz., for the third consecutive year. Last spring, Georgia advanced to the match play portion of the national championships for the first time since the format was adopted in 2015. The Bulldogs lost to Stanford, the eventual NCAA champs, 3-2, in the quarterfinals.
Saturday's second-round standings became the final results for this year's Liz Murphey. No. 10 Auburn shot 13-under 563 through 36 holes to claim an 11-stroke win. The Tigers' Elina Sinz claimed medalist honors at 5-under 139, a shot better than Louise Rhyqvist of South Carolina.
Jenny Bae led Georgia for the seventh time in nine tournaments this season. The super senior from Suwanee, Ga., tied for fifth at 2-under 142. Bae has now recorded seven top-5 finishes in nine tourneys and is a combined 32-under on the year.
The Liz Murphey concludes Georgia's regular season. The Bulldogs will open play in the SEC Championships on April 12 at Greystone Golf and Country Club in Birmingham.
51st Annual Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
University of Georgia Golf Course
Athens, Ga.
Par 72, 6351 Yards
Sunday's Final Standings
Team Leaderboard
Auburn 277-286=563
South Carolina 290-284=574
Florida 288-293=581
Purdue 298-285=583
North Carolina 295-288=583
Georgia 294-292=586
Virginia 289-297=586
Louisville 295-291=586
Texas A&M 298-291=589
Arkansas 297-294=591
Charleston 298-297=595
Alabama 294-305=599
Georgia Southern 305-306=611
San Diego State 307-306=613
Daytona State 320-313=633
Individual Leaderboard
Elina Sinz, Auburn 69-70=139
Louise Rydqvist, S. Carolina 69-71=140
Maisie Filler, Florida 71-70=141
Megan Schofill, Auburn 70-71=141
Jenny Bae, Georgia 70-72=142
Momo Sugiyama, Purdue 73-69=142
Amanda Sambach, Virginia 71-71=142
Katie Cranston, Auburn 69-73=142
Megan Streicher, N. Carolina 72-71=143
Crista Izuzquiza, N. Carolina 75-69=143
B.F. Garcia Poggio, Texasm A&M 75-69=144
Emma Schimpf, Charleston 74-70=144
Hannah Darling, S. Carolina 73-71=144
Additional Georgia Scores
T18. Jo Hua Hung 73-73=146
T31. Caroline Craig 75-73=148
*T37. LoraLie Cowart 75-74=149
*T42. Céleste Dao 77-73=150
*T42. Isabella Holpfer 76-74=150
T42. Candice Mahé 76-74=150
T52. Caterina Don 76-76=152
* competing as an individual
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