Final Results
Lourdes fired a final round 353, its best of the season by 10 strokes, on Friday, and moved up one position in the leaderboard to finish in eighth place at the final Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference jamboree of the season held at Northville Hills Golf Club in Northville, Mich.
The Gray Wolves finished the tournament with a 36-hole score of 741, moving past Cleary by 11 strokes in the final standings. Lourdes was just six shots in back of seventh place Cornerstone and eight strokes behind sixth place Siena Heights. Indiana Tech took home the tournament's top honors, finishing at 627 after a final round of 319. The Warriors were 15 shots ahead of runner-up Northwestern Ohio.
"Our ladies really rebounded well from yesterday," head coach
Gil Guerrero said following the tournament. We had three players shoot in the 80s today and we showed a lot of grit and determination. We just have to focus on playing smart golf and not taking any chances. I am really proud of how they came out to play today."
Skyler Henry (Swartz Creek, Mich./Swartz Creek H.S.) led the way for the Gray Wolves, carding a final round 83, which matches her season and career best. The sophomore finished the tournament tied for 22
nd overall with a 177 total.
Makenzie Fannin (Centerburg, Ohio/Centerburg H.S.) was two strokes behind Henry overall after carding a final round 86 on the 5,845-yard, par-72 layout. The senior's round was also a season's best.
Tina Kindler (Fort Wayne, Ind./Carroll H.S.) added an 88 on Friday to post a total of 182 while
Jordan Bucher (North Baltimore, Ohio/North Baltimore H.S.) added a 96 to finish the event at 203.
Jenne' Venier (Pemberville, Ohio/Eastwood H.S.) rounded out the lineup with a score of 100 to post 209 for the two days.
Indiana Tech's Carissa Graft was the tournament medalist, carding a final round 74 to finish the event at three-over par 147. She finished five strokes ahead of teammate, and runner-up Victoria Raffle.
Lourdes will close out the fall portion of the 2019-2020 schedule on Monday, hosting the Gray Wolf Invitational. The shotgun start is slated to begin at 10 a.m. at Sylvania Country Club.
