West Point, Mississippi – In an impressive display of skill and determination, the University of Louisville women’s golf team has made a significant climb up the leaderboard after round two of The Ally tournament. The Cardinals posted a commendable 6-over-par 294 in the second round, propelling them up two spots.
Leading the charge for the Cardinals is junior Gabbi Bentancourt, who showcased her exceptional talent by posting a remarkable 2-under-par 70 in the second round. Bentancourt’s bogey-free back nine holes were a game-changer, catapulting her into a tie for eighth place overall. With a total score of 1-over-par 145 through the first 36 holes, Bentancourt is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with.
Beatriz Barrios also delivered an impressive performance, recording an impressive six birdies in the second round. A bogey-free back nine propelled her into a tie for 12th place overall. Barrios currently sits at 2-over-par 146 through the first 36 holes, demonstrating her consistent and reliable play.
Hana Ryskova struggled a bit in the second round, carding a 78. However, she still remains in contention, currently tied for 37th place. Rylee Suttor made significant strides with a second round score of 76, moving her up to a tie for 53rd place. Carly Haines showcased her skills with a solid round of 79, which bumped her up to 66th place overall. Competing as an individual, Millie Cottrell is currently in 60th place with a score of 15-over-par 159.
Excitingly, the final round of The Ally will commence tomorrow with tee times scheduled to start at 9 a.m. ET. Fans are encouraged to follow the action through live stats available here or through the team’s social media channels for real-time updates throughout the tournament.
Individual scores for the University of Louisville women’s golf team at The Ally tournament are as follows:
– Gabbi Bentancourt: Tied for 8th place with a score of 145 (+1)
– Beatriz Barrios: Tied for 12th place with a score of 146 (+2)
– Hana Ryskova: Tied for 37th place with a score of 152 (+8)
– Rylee Suttor: Tied for 53rd place with a score of 157 (+13)
– Carly Haines: 66th place with a score of 165 (+21)
– Millie Cottrell (competing as an individual): 60th place with a score of 159 (+15)
With their exceptional performance in round two, the University of Louisville’s women’s golf team has positioned themselves well for a strong finish in the final round of The Ally.
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