GU Women’s Golf Tied for Third Heading into Match Play at St Andrews Links Collegiate

WASHINGTON – The Hoyas carded a 379 team score in the second round of action and remain tied for third following two days of play at the St Andrews Links Collegiate. Georgetown women's golf is 35-over 755 (376-379) on the par-72, 6,218-yard Jubilee Course at St Andrews and heads into the final day of competition, which will be medal match play on the par-72, 6,194-yard Old Course.

FOLLOW THE HOYAS

GolfStat will be used to score the three-day tournament with a link to the live scoring (medal match play) available on GUHoyas.com.
The tournament continues on Wednesday with a medal match and the Hoyas will take on Notre Dame in a match to decide third and fourth place.
Each match is scored by the cumulative number of strokes won by rather than the number of holes won. The player up by the most strokes after 18 holes wins the match.
Play will start at 3:45 a.m. ET / 8:45 a.m. local time on the first tee box.
Live coverage of the event will be provided live on the Golf Channel and Peacock.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Jiaying Lai is tied for sixth at 5-over 149 (76-73). She was 1-over in the second round with a pair of birdies to her name to go along with 13 pars.
Morgan Smith is tied for 11th at 7-over 151 (72-79). She managed 11 pars and a pair of birdies on the day.
At 8-over 152 (76-76), Vilda Westh Blanc is currently in 15th place. She tallied two birdies to go with 12 pars on the day.
Managing a 9-over 153 (76-77) to sit in a tie for 16th, Georgia Ruffolo started the second round off hot with a pair of birdies over the first four holes. She closed the day adding 10 pars.
Angela Lee is also tied for 16th at 9-over 153 (76-77). Lee recorded 12 pars and one birdie in the round.
Megan Gormley is at 10-over 154 (78-76) following a second round that saw the senior captain post a round-best three birdies to go along with nine pars.