TEE SHEET: 2022 Lady Paladin

Friday, September 23

Greenville, S.C.

University of North Florida

Lady Paladin - Day 1

9/22/2022 4:00:00 PM | Women's Golf

Live Scoring Statistics

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida women's golf continues its road tournament slate to start the fall season with the Lady Paladin hosted by Furman from Sept. 23-25 in Greenville, S.C.

The Ospreys will be coming off only two days of rest from their fourth-place finish in the Badger Invitational earlier this week in Wisconsin. Wyndom Burnett was the top Osprey scorer at 2-under in her collegiate debut, while Christin Eisenbeiss also performed well to join Burnett inside the top 10.

COURSE REPORT

Furman University Golf Course (Greenville, S.C.)
Par 72 | 6,256 yards
54 holes (Three rounds of 18 holes)

ON THE TEE

THE FIELD: 18 Teams

Augusta
Coastal Carolina
Daytona State
Florida Atlantic
Florida Gulf Coast
Furman
Georgia State
James Madison
Memphis
Minnesota
North Florida
Old Dominion
Richmond
South Florida
Stetson
Tulane
UNCW
Western Kentucky

TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK

This will be the fourth straight appearance, as well as fifth all-time, for the Ospreys at the Lady Paladin.
UNF has placed among the top five teams in their last three appearances at Furman, including their latest runner-up finish in 2021.
Christin Eisenbeiss, Daniela Gonzalez and Jessie Cai all played at last year's event.
Eisenbeiss posted the best score of the three at 6-over 222 for a share of 22nd overall.
The field will feature five teams from Florida, including ASUN opponent, Stetson.
The Ospreys will also see Old Dominion at this event, who also played in last weekend's Badger Invitational.
The lineup for this weekend's tournament will remain the same but in a different order, as Wyndom Burnett will move into the No. 1 spot.
UNF begins play on Friday, Sept. 23, and will play one round per day before wrapping up on Sunday, Sept. 25, with all three days teeing off at 9 a.m.

FROM THE 19TH HOLE

Burnett made the most out of her first collegiate tournament appearance with the Ospreys, as she recorded 2-under 70 in her first-ever 18-hole round. She never looked back the rest of the weekend with two more rounds at-par to tied for sixth at the Badger Invitational.
Eisenbeiss joined Burnett with a top-10 placement after three consistent rounds of play in Wisconsin. She recorded at least four birdies through the first two rounds and finished strong in the final round with 17 of 18 holes scoring par or better.
Gonzalez continues to show her experience during the start of her fifth season as an Osprey finishing tied for 31st this past weekend. She combined for nine birdies in her final 36 holes, including a run of four birdies over five holes during the final round.
A strong finish was put together by Kaitlynn Washburn during her final round at Wisconsin with a career-best round of 2-over 74. She also notched her career-best tournament score as well at 9-over 225 to share 37th overall.
Cai returns to the UNF lineup after scoring 10-over 226 at the Badger Invitational to place just inside the top 50. She scored the only eagle on the weekend for the Ospreys and will look for that success in a familiar tournament at Furman this upcoming weekend.

UP NEXT

North Florida will compete in its third out-of-state tournament in 12 days when they head to Norfolk, Va., to play in the Evie Odom Invitational hosted by Old Dominion from Sept. 30-Oct. 2.