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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The No. 12 Seminoles took home the Florida State Match-Up team title after shooting a tournament total of even-par (864). Florida State shot rounds of 1-under (287), 3-under (285), and 4-over (292) to win the annual tournament by 25 strokes, with Augusta falling in second place at 25-over par. This was Florida State’s fourth time winning the tournament in its 10 year history.
The Seminoles’ own, Lottie Woad, won her second tournament of the season with an individual title claim at the Match-Up after totaling 4-under par with rounds of 68-69-75 (212).
Woad walked away with a two stroke victory in the final round of Florida State’s only home tournament of the season. Although Sunday’s performance was not Woad’s strongest, the cold weather and heavy winds caused higher scores throughout the entire 65-player field.
With three birdies and three bogeys on the front-nine, Woad secured an even-par first nine to remain at the top of the leaderboard at 7-under par. At the turn, Woad allowed two bogeys on holes 10 and 11, plus another bogey on the 16th hole.
Although Woad was unable to capture a birdie on the back-nine, she parred her last two holes to finish 3-over par for the final round and claim the individual champion title.
Charlotte Heath continued her consistent play throughout the Florida State Match-Up, shooting a 1-under par 71 to place in a tie for third at the event.
Heath’s only struggle in the three day tournament was on the front-nine. She was unable to break par on her first nine holes, but ultimately used the back-nine to her advantage to score under par.
Heath captured two birdies on the back-nine in the final round to shoot 1-under par on her final nine, along with even-par on the front-nine, to combine for a 1-under par finish. She totaled 1-under for the entirety of the Match-Up.
Amelia Williamson totaled 3-over for the tournament, placing fifth in the individual standings. This marked her best finish at an event in her fifth year season.
After shooting 1-over on the front-nine, Williamson battled through a tough beginning of her final nine. She was 3-over through her first two holes on the back-nine, starting off bogey, double-bogey.
After her first two holes, she birdied hole No. 12, followed by two back-to-back birdies on the 16th and 17th hole. With an even-par back-nine, she finished 1-over (71) for the final round.
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