Women’s Golf Remains In Seventh Through Two Rounds At Landfall Tradition

WILMINGTON, N.C. – NC State women's golf maintained its seventh-place position out of 18 teams at the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall in Wilmington, N.C., as it posted a seven-over par 295 in the second round for a combined 586 (+10) at the tournament.

No. 13 Alabama continues to pace the field (563, -10), while No. 9 South Carolina (574, -2) and Florida State (579, +3) round out the top three of the team standings.

Lea Klimentova fired a two-under 70 in round two, marking the third time this season she has turned in an under-par score. She started her round with a double bogey, then went on to card five birdies. She is in a tie for sixth place out of 96 players with a two-under 142.

Mim Sangkapong turned in a solid round of 72 (+1) to remain among the top 20 of the individual standings, as she is in a tie for 17^th with a 145 (+1) for the weekend.

Monika Hartl stayed consistent with another three-over 75 and is T47th overall at 150 (+6) while Pilar Berchot shaved three strokes off her first round to shoot a 77 (+5) and improve six spots on the leaderboard to T75th with a 155 (+11).

Natalie Amrbruester rounded out the team's scoring with an 80, slipping to T61st with a combined 152 (+8).

NC State will conclude its fall season Sunday at the Landfall Tradition in an 8:45 a.m. shotgun start. It will tee off holes seven through nine with Indiana and No. 10 Michigan State.

Scores
T6: Lea Klimentova – 72-70=142
T17: Mim Sangkapong – 72-73=145
T47: Monika Hartl – 75-75=150
T61: Natalie Armbruester – 72-80=152
T75: Pilar Berchot – 80-77=155

Women’s Golf Remains In Seventh Through Two Rounds At Landfall Tradition

Players Mentioned

Natalie Armbruester

Pilar Berchot

Lea Klimentova

Mim Sangkapong

Monika Vicario