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Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Penn State women end up tied for sixth as snow makes River Landing Classic a one-round event


   Penn State junior Madelein Herr, who starred scholastically at Council Rock North, was competing as individual in the River Landing Classic at River Landing Country Club in Wallace, N.C.
   She had struggled in the opening round Monday with a 6-over-par 78 over the 6,082-yard, par-72 River Landing layout, but she was battling back in Monday afternoon’s second round. She was 2-under for her round when play was suspended due to darkness and had worked herself into the top 20. She was tied for 18th at 4-over.
   But the field at River Landing woke up Tuesday morning to a golf course covered by snow and, just like that, Herr’s excellent bounce-back round was wiped out.
   Pretty sure the Seton Hall kids were just shaking their heads. They flew to Rio Verde, Ariz. last week for the Rio Verde Invitational and were greeted by snow. That storm postponed the opening round, but they did get two rounds in and the Pirates finished a solid second.
   This storm didn’t alter Seton Hall’s fortunes that much as they were tied for 12th when play was halted and tied for 12th at the end of the first round. And getting most of the second round in on a day in which a double-round was scheduled was a good thing. But forgive the Hall ladies if they’re looking over their shoulders to make sure there isn’t a Weather Channel van following them around.
   The distance between Wallace, N.C. and Bluffton, S.C., where the Penn State men were finishing up in the Colleton River Collegiate Tuesday, is just less than 300 miles, but the quick-hitting storm that dumped snow on River Landing either missed Bluffton or it was warm enough there for it be rain.
   You won’t hear any complaints from Middle Tennessee. The Blue Raiders had carded a 2-over 290 to take the opening-round lead, but by the time was halted by darkness Monday, they had fallen seven shots behind Campbell in the team chase.
   But when the scores reverted back to the opening round, Middle Tennessee, No. 65 in the latest Golfstat rankings, had a trophy to take back with them to Murfreesboro, Tenn. Campbell, at No. 32 the highest-ranked team in the field, fell back into a four-way tie for second with No. 89 Rutgers, No. 76 East Tennessee State and No. 74 Memphis, all of which finished the opening round at 8-over 296.
   Penn State, at No. 40 the second highest-ranked team in the field, was alone in seventh when play was called Monday and ended up sharing sixth place with No. 70 Charlotte, host North Carolina Wilmington, ranked 103rd, and No. 95 Marshall, all of which carded a 13-over 301 in the opening round.
   Middle Tennessee was led by Jenna Burris, a redshirt senior from Manchester, Tenn. who carded a 1-under 71 in the opening round and ended up tied for second.
   The outcome of the individual chase probably was not altered by the snowstorm. East Tennessee State’s Hee Ying Loy, a senior from Malaysia, fired a 4-under 68 in the opening round and claimed the title by three shots. She was 2-under in her second round when play was halted Monday and built her lead up to six shots.
   Backing up Burris for Middle Tennessee was Sophie Burks, a sophomore from Montgomery, Ala. whose opening round of even-par 72 left her tied with three other players for fourth.
   Also for the Blue Raiders, Catherine Caudill, a freshman from Clarkesville, Tenn., finished in the group of nine players tied for eighth at 1-over 73, Hanley Long, a senior who also hails from Clarkesville, Tenn., ended up in the group tied for 17th with a 2-over 74 and Kailey Collier, a graduate student from Broken Arrow, Okla., was among the group tied for 67th at 8-over 80, a score Middle Tennessee was able to toss.
   Joining Middle Tennessee’s Burris in the tie for second at 1-under 71 was Rutgers’ Ashleigh Greenham, a graduate student from England.
   Rounding out the foursome that shared fourth place with Middle Tennessee’s Burks at even-par 72 were UNC Wilmington’s Phu Khine, a freshman from Myanmar, Georgia State’s Harmanprit Kaur, a junior from Lawrenceville, Ga., and Memphis’ Sydney Colwill, a senior from Tucson, Ariz.
   Much like her teammate Herr, Penn State senior Jackie Rogowicz, a two-time PIAA runnerup at Pennsbury, had battled her way to a 1-under round Monday afternoon and into a tie for second place in the individual standings. But Tuesday’s snowstorm knocked Rogowicz back into that nine-player logjam tied for eighth with her opening round of 1-over 73.
   Rogowicz’s fellow seniors, Cara Basso, the 2012 PIAA Class AA champion as a sophomore at Villa Maria Academy, and Lauren Waller, the 2014 PIAA Class AAA runnerup as a senior at Canon-McMillan, ended up in the group tied for 26th at 3-over 75.
   Basso represented Penn State in the NCAA Madison Regional after being invited as an individual last spring. She wants to see the Blue and White make it as a team in the spring of the senior season for Basso, Rogowicz and Waller.
   Sarah Willis, a freshman from Eaton, Ohio, and junior Megan McLean, a product of Voorhees High in South Jersey, rounded out the Penn State lineup, finishing in the group tied for 47th at 6-over 78. McLean had a nice even-par round going Monday afternoon that had moved her into a tie for 27th when play when darkness fell.
   That group tied for 47th is also where Herr ended up after all her hard work in the second round was wiped out by the untimely reminder that winter isn’t quite over just yet.
   Seton Hall was led by junior Maddie Sager, the 2015 PIAA Class AAA runnerup as a senior at Owen J. Roberts, and Lizzie Win, a junior from Sylvania, Ohio, both of who ended up in the group tied for 34th at 4-over 76.
   Sophomore Mia Kness, the 2016 PIAA Class AAA champion as a senior at Peters Township, finished among the group tied for 47th with a 78. Carolina Ronchel Salas, a junior from Spain, finished among the group tied for 60th with a 79 and Seton Hall tossed the 83 registered by junior Sammie Staudt, the former Coatesville standout who finished in a tie for 76th.
   Gianna Tomeo, a senior from Bradenton, Fla., competed as an individual for the Pirates and finished 89th with a 92.



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