Women's Golf Sits Fifth Through Two Rounds at Lady Paladin

Saturday, September 24

Greenville, S.C.

University of North Florida

Lady Paladin - Day 2

Jessie Cai hits her tee shot off the box.

9/24/2022 5:00:00 PM | Women's Golf

Live Results

Eisenbeiss Remains Inside Top Three Individuals

GREENVILLE, S.C. - North Florida women's golf continued play in the second round of the Lady Paladin, as the Ospreys recorded a score of 11-over 299 on Saturday afternoon to sit in fifth place as a team.

Christin Eisenbeiss repeated as the best Osprey score on Saturday with an even-par score to stay inside the top-three spots on the player's leaderboard. She remains inside the top three individuals with a chance to take her second-career medalist crown during the final round on Sunday afternoon.

COURSE REPORT

Furman University Golf Course (Greenville, S.C.)
Par 72 | 6,256 yards
Saturday, Sept. 24 | 18 holes
RESULTS: Golfstat Live Stats Link

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

TEAM STANDINGS: 18 Teams

Furman (6-over), Old Dominion (6-over), Memphis (9-over), UNC-Wilmington (10-over), North Florida (12-over), Georgia State (13-over), Tulane (17-over), Coastal Carolina (20-over), James Madison (22-over), Minnesota (23-over), Western Kentucky (24-over), Richmond (30-over), Florida Atlantic (30-over), Florida Gulf Coast (30-over), Daytona State College (31-over), South Florida (34-over), Augusta (35-over), Stetson (36-over)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

Eisenbeiss holds the lead for not only average score on par-four holes (2-under), but also for most birdies with nine total.
The junior gained momentum making the turn onto the back nine with three birdies to make up for the 1-over score on the front side.
Wyndom Burnett repeated her score from the first round round going 2-over 74 once again to stay steady in the top 25 heading into the final round.
Jessie Cai started well in the second round with one birdie and no hole worse than par through seven holes to secure 4-over 76 on the day to share 17th overall.
Daniela Gonzalez made the necessary adjustments from the opening round to improve her score by three strokes at 5-over 77.
Kaitlynn Washburn wrapped up the second day for the Ospreys with 10 pars to bring in a combined score of 15-over entering Sunday's final round.
Even in fifth as a team, the Ospreys remain only one of two teams in the field to have three players inside the top 25 individuals after two days of competition.
UNF holds strong in the top five for multiple team categories, such as average par-three score (8-over), average par-five score (3-under) and total birdies (24).