Texas Tech University Athletics
Women's Golf Tied for Fifth at NMSU Invitational
June 21, 1999 | Women's Golf
October 30, 1998
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The Texas Tech women's golf team is in a four-way tie for fifth place after the first round of the Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational, hosted by New Mexico State.
The Red Raiders, after a 25-over-par round of 313, are tied for fifth with Baylor, Oklahoma and Texas-El Paso. TCU has a nine-shot lead after a 7-over 295. Host New Mexico State (304) is second. Missouri (308) and SMU are tied for third. The tournament continues on Saturday on the par-72, 6,117-yard University Golf Course.
Texas Tech junior Jamie Vannoy shot a 2-over round of 74 and is in a five-way tie for fifth, five shots behind TCU's Angela Stanford. Freshman Jennifer Newhouse shot a 5-over 77 to tie for 13th. Senior Brooke Lowrance, junior Alana Soliz and sophomore Priscillia Hunt each shot rounds of 9-over 81 to tie for 46th.
TCU's Stanford shot a 3-under round of 69. New Mexico State's Rachel Duncan, and SMU's Kelley King are three shots off the pace after even-par rounds of 72. Colorado State's Kristin Clarke is fourth after a 1-over 74.
t5 Texas Tech 313 t5 Jamie Vannoy 74 t10 Jennifer Newhouse 77 t46 Brooke Lowrance 81 t46 Priscillia Hunt 81 t46 Alana Soliz 81TCU 295 New Mexico State 304 Missouri 308 SMU 308 TEXAS TECH 313 Oklahoma 313 Baylor 313 Texas-El Paso 313 Colorado 319 Colorado State 320 Kansas 321 North Texas 324 Lamar 325 Wichita State 329 Kansas State 331 Wyoming 331 Idaho 348 Boise State 349
