MEMPHIS – The Millsaps women's golf program competed in their second competition of the week, Saturday and Sunday at the Lee & Jee Duncan Rhodes Invitational. Junior Abigail Cerwick paced the Majors with a top 20 showing on the par-71 course at The Links at Audubon.

After two rounds, Cerwick carded a plus-14 (79-77—156) to tied for 20th in the field of 56 competitors. A quartet of freshmen followed including Audrey Perry (T-43rd), Hynslee Goff (51st), Madison Baker (52nd), and Addison Forbes (53rd).

Perry carded a plus-27 (87-82—169), Goff posted a plus-33 (91-84—175), Baker finished at plus-34 (87-89—176), and Forbes closed at plus-38 (92-88—180).

Millsaps will next compete at the Carla Spenkoch Invitational in San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 12-13.

 

THE MAJORS - WOMEN
T-20th	Abigail Cerwick	79-77—156 (+14)
T-43rd	Audrey Perry	87-82—169 (+27)
51st	Hynslee Golf	91-84—175 (+33)
52nd	Madison Baker	87-89—176 (+34)
53rd	Addison Forbes	92-88—180 (+38)
WOMEN'S LEADERBOARD
1st	Sewanee	296-297—593 (+25)
2nd	Piedmont	308-300—608 (+40)
3rd	Oglethorpe	303-310—613 (+45)
4th	Berry	303-314—617 (+49)
5th	Maryville	307-320—627 (+59)
6th	Transylvania	324-315—639 (+71)
7th	MUW	314-327—641 (+73)
8th	Rhodes	323-323—646 (+78)
9th	Millsaps	344-331—675 (+107)

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