Sunday, October 22
Simpsonville, Ky.
All Day
University of Toledo
at
Cardinal Cup
Junior Hannah Kochendoerfer led Toledo with a four-over par 76 today.
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Toledo Places Eighth at Louisville's Cardinal Cup
10/22/2017 4:05:00 PM | Women's Golf
Simpsonville, Ky. – Toledo's eighth-place standing remained unchanged during Sunday's final round at Louisville's Cardinal Cup as the Rockets finished with a team score of 49-over par 913 at the par-72, 6,250-yard University of Louisville Golf Club.
 "I'm happy with our eighth-place finish against what is a very tough field, but I thought we could have played better today," Head Coach Nicole Hollingsworth said. "The  conditions were really difficult which resulted in higher scores from everybody. I just wish we could have been a little more consistent with our play."
Junior Hannah Kochendoerfer carded UT's best round of the day with a four-over par 76, a score that moved her up 12 places during today's play to a 48th-place tie at 18-over par 234 (80-78-76).
Juniors Pimchanok Kawil and Pinyada Kuvanun topped the Rockets individually by tying for 19th place at nine-over par 225 after each shooting seven-over par 79s today.
Sophomore Saranlak Tumfong tied for 42nd place at 17-over par 233 (83-72-78), while junior Natcha Daengpiem tied for 68th place at 25-over par 241 (79-81-81) in her first tournament of the fall.
The tournament included seven teams ranked among Golfstat's Top 50. The host No. 41 Cardinals captured the tournament title at 16-over par 877, five
Louisville's Lauren Hartlage holds a commanding nine-stroke lead in the race for medalist honors after carding an impressive 10-under par 134 (69-65) over the first 36 holes. KSU freshman Kory Nielsen is tied for second place with Virginia Tech's Amanda Hollandsworth at one-under par 143.
The Rockets will wrap up their fall season at Hawaii's Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Tuesday-Wednesday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1.
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Louisville 289-284-304=877 (+13); 2. Illinois 288-299-298=885 (+21); 3. Wisconsin 298-292-302=892 (+28); T4. East Carolina 294-294-307=895 (+31); T4. Kent State 293-292-310=895 (+31); T6. Virginia Tech 295-293-313=901 (+37); T6. Memphis 300-296-305=901 (+37); 8. Toledo 302-299-312=913 (+49); 9. Murray State 307-299-309=915 (+51); 10. Kentucky 306-306-309=921 (+57); 11. Charlotte 306-306-317=929 (+65); 12. Richmond 308-309-313=930 (+66); 13. Louisville B 313-297-332=942 (+78); 14. Columbia 309-314-321=944 (+80); 15. Ball State 309-320-328=957 (+93)
TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS
1. Lauren Hartlage (UL) 69-65-72=206 (-10); 2. Dorthea Forbrigd (ECU) 72-72-74=218 (+2); 3. Tristyn Nowlin (Illinois) 75-74-71=220 (+4); T4. Molly Skapik (UL) 72-72-77=221 (+5); T4. Pimnipa Panthong (KSU) 74-73-74=221 (+5); T4. Lexi Harkins (UW) 73-73-75=221 (+5); T4. Bing Singhsumalee (Illinois) 72-74-75=221 (+5)
TOLEDO INDIVIDUALS
T19. Pimchanok Kawil 70-76-79=225 (+9); T19. Pinyada Kuvanun 73-73-79=225 (+9); T42. Saranlak Tumfong 83-72-78=233 (+17); T48. Hannah Kochendoerfer 80-78-76=234 (+18); T68. Natcha Daengpiem 79-81-81=241 (+25)
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 "I'm happy with our eighth-place finish against what is a very tough field, but I thought we could have played better today," Head Coach Nicole Hollingsworth said. "The  conditions were really difficult which resulted in higher scores from everybody. I just wish we could have been a little more consistent with our play."
Junior Hannah Kochendoerfer carded UT's best round of the day with a four-over par 76, a score that moved her up 12 places during today's play to a 48th-place tie at 18-over par 234 (80-78-76).
Juniors Pimchanok Kawil and Pinyada Kuvanun topped the Rockets individually by tying for 19th place at nine-over par 225 after each shooting seven-over par 79s today.
Sophomore Saranlak Tumfong tied for 42nd place at 17-over par 233 (83-72-78), while junior Natcha Daengpiem tied for 68th place at 25-over par 241 (79-81-81) in her first tournament of the fall.
The tournament included seven teams ranked among Golfstat's Top 50. The host No. 41 Cardinals captured the tournament title at 16-over par 877, five
Louisville's Lauren Hartlage holds a commanding nine-stroke lead in the race for medalist honors after carding an impressive 10-under par 134 (69-65) over the first 36 holes. KSU freshman Kory Nielsen is tied for second place with Virginia Tech's Amanda Hollandsworth at one-under par 143.
The Rockets will wrap up their fall season at Hawaii's Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Tuesday-Wednesday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1.
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Louisville 289-284-304=877 (+13); 2. Illinois 288-299-298=885 (+21); 3. Wisconsin 298-292-302=892 (+28); T4. East Carolina 294-294-307=895 (+31); T4. Kent State 293-292-310=895 (+31); T6. Virginia Tech 295-293-313=901 (+37); T6. Memphis 300-296-305=901 (+37); 8. Toledo 302-299-312=913 (+49); 9. Murray State 307-299-309=915 (+51); 10. Kentucky 306-306-309=921 (+57); 11. Charlotte 306-306-317=929 (+65); 12. Richmond 308-309-313=930 (+66); 13. Louisville B 313-297-332=942 (+78); 14. Columbia 309-314-321=944 (+80); 15. Ball State 309-320-328=957 (+93)
TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS
1. Lauren Hartlage (UL) 69-65-72=206 (-10); 2. Dorthea Forbrigd (ECU) 72-72-74=218 (+2); 3. Tristyn Nowlin (Illinois) 75-74-71=220 (+4); T4. Molly Skapik (UL) 72-72-77=221 (+5); T4. Pimnipa Panthong (KSU) 74-73-74=221 (+5); T4. Lexi Harkins (UW) 73-73-75=221 (+5); T4. Bing Singhsumalee (Illinois) 72-74-75=221 (+5)
TOLEDO INDIVIDUALS
T19. Pimchanok Kawil 70-76-79=225 (+9); T19. Pinyada Kuvanun 73-73-79=225 (+9); T42. Saranlak Tumfong 83-72-78=233 (+17); T48. Hannah Kochendoerfer 80-78-76=234 (+18); T68. Natcha Daengpiem 79-81-81=241 (+25)
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