Texas Tech University Athletics

Red Raiders Wrap Stay in Florida in Seventh Place
February 09, 2021 | Women's Golf
Sofia Garcia led Texas Tech during final round with a 1-over card to tie for 20th overall
LUBBOCK, Texas – The No. 14 Texas Tech women's golf team concluded its trip to Florida with a seventh place finish Tuesday at the Heroes Ladies Intercollegiate three-day event hosted by Purdue at the Founders Golf Club in Sarasota, Florida.
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As a team, the Red Raiders finished at 16-over-par 880 for the tournament after combining for an 11-over 299 round Tuesday, their highest of the 54-hole event. Three different Red Raiders managed to place among the top-25 individuals.
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Sofia Garcia was the highest finisher for Tech's lineup after a 1-over 73 final round pushed her into a tie for 20th on the leaderboard. Garcia, who led the Red Raiders with three birdies on the day, has now finished in the top-20 individually in five of six tournaments so far this season.
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Cecilie Nielsen concluded the event only a stroke behind Garcia as she wrapped the final round with a 4-over 76 card to tie for 22nd overall. Gala Dumez finished, similarly, one stroke back of Nielsen after a 5-over 77 final round placed her in a tie for 24th on the leaderboard. Anna Dong and Amy Taylor both finished in a tie for 45th at 10-over following final rounds of 3-over 75 for Taylor and a 9-over 81 for Dong.
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Oklahoma State claimed the team title at 15-under after making a final-round push, posting a 6-under 282 team score that was the lone under-par card of the day. Ole Miss finished in second at 13-under after an even-par round, leaving the Rebels well ahead of Georgia in third at even-par and Iowa State at 3-over in fourth place. Northwestern and Virginia Tech shared fifth place at 10-over for the tournament.
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The Red Raiders will take less than two weeks off before returning to action at the Icon Invitational hosted by Houston at The Woodlands Country Club on Feb. 22-23.
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As a team, the Red Raiders finished at 16-over-par 880 for the tournament after combining for an 11-over 299 round Tuesday, their highest of the 54-hole event. Three different Red Raiders managed to place among the top-25 individuals.
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Sofia Garcia was the highest finisher for Tech's lineup after a 1-over 73 final round pushed her into a tie for 20th on the leaderboard. Garcia, who led the Red Raiders with three birdies on the day, has now finished in the top-20 individually in five of six tournaments so far this season.
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Cecilie Nielsen concluded the event only a stroke behind Garcia as she wrapped the final round with a 4-over 76 card to tie for 22nd overall. Gala Dumez finished, similarly, one stroke back of Nielsen after a 5-over 77 final round placed her in a tie for 24th on the leaderboard. Anna Dong and Amy Taylor both finished in a tie for 45th at 10-over following final rounds of 3-over 75 for Taylor and a 9-over 81 for Dong.
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Oklahoma State claimed the team title at 15-under after making a final-round push, posting a 6-under 282 team score that was the lone under-par card of the day. Ole Miss finished in second at 13-under after an even-par round, leaving the Rebels well ahead of Georgia in third at even-par and Iowa State at 3-over in fourth place. Northwestern and Virginia Tech shared fifth place at 10-over for the tournament.
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The Red Raiders will take less than two weeks off before returning to action at the Icon Invitational hosted by Houston at The Woodlands Country Club on Feb. 22-23.
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