Florida State and Arizona duke it out for the top spot in the third and final round of the third annual Folds of Honor Collegiate tournament on Wednesday.
It is the final round of the Folds of Honor Collegiate tournament from the American Dunes Golf Club in Grand Haven, Michigan. This tournament is hosted by Michigan State and features 22 schools from various geographic areas of the country including Alabama, Notre Dame, Illinois, North Carolina and Texas just to name a few. It also includes HBCUs, a DII school and service academies. There are five players representing each school. While there is a men’s tournament, this showing will focus exclusively on the women’s final round. This is a great event to help provide scholarships to spouses and children of fallen or disabled military members and first responders.
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Game Date: Sept. 11, 2024
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After the second round, Florida State has risen to the top as the best team in the tournament. It improved significantly over the first day when it shot five-over-par, but shot even-par on Tuesday. The Seminoles are the only school to shoot even-par in the tournament so far and this brought their score to five-over-par. That is three strokes better than Arizona who was the previous No. 1. The Wildcats shot eight-over-par in the second round and dropped a spot after shooting one-over-par in the first round.
Ohio State and Texas round out the third and fourth spots, as each school also dropped one spot. There is one player standing out from the rest and that is Arizona’s Carolina Melgrati, who is at the top of the individual leaderboard shooting five-under-par. There are three players that round out the top three and they are all from Florida State. Lottie Woad moved into second place after Day 2, while Sophia Fullbrook moved up seven spots to share third place with teammate Mirabel Ting. This race has turned into a two-school competition between Florida State and Arizona.
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