CU's Holly Speer moved up four spots with a 7-over 79 on Tuesday.
Concordia Women Take Cavalier Spring Classic Crown
RIDGEFIELD, Wash.—With all four scorers inside the top 10, Concordia rolled to a 39-stroke win at the Cavalier Spring Classic held at the Tri-Mountain Golf Course on Tuesday.
Concordia (317-314—631), ranked No. 14 in the latest NAIA Coaches’ Poll, posted the two lowest scores of the tournament to defeat a five-team field which included No. 13-ranked Victoria (342-328—670) who finished as the tournament’s runner-up team.
Seattle University (352-338—690) finished in third place, The College of Idaho (365-351—716) in fourth and Warner Pacific (458-449—907) in fifth.
Tied with teammate Kim Tilton after the first round of play, Concordia’s Lindsay Aho carded a 5-over 77 to best her fellow Cavalier by two strokes to take medalist honors. Tilton (78-79—157) scored a two-round sum of 157 to hold of Victoria’s Anne Balser (81-78—159).
Making it three in the top four, CU’s Kim Lindow (82-79—161) was next on the leaderboard while Northwest Christian’s Ashley King (82-81—163) placed fifth with a 163. Coming in eighth place, Holly Speer (89-79—166) rounded out the CU scoring team.
After ending the opening round in 10th place, C of I’s Cecilia Garcia (85-88—173) fell two positions to finish in a tie for 12th with Concordia’s Sara Taylor (79-94—173) to lead the Yotes. Morgan McComish (102-95—197) led Corban in a 25th-place result.