TEE SHEET: 2023 Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate presented by Gravity Plus

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida women's golf looks to defend its home title for a fifth-straight season when it hosts the 10th-annual Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate presented by Gravity Plus from Mar. 6-7 at Jacksonville Golf & Country Club.

The Ospreys play their home meet with a chance to secure their first team win of the season and first tournament win since last season's ASUN Championship. They also have a chance to notch at least one team title in six of the past seven seasons through their 11-year program history.

COURSE REPORT

Jacksonville Golf & Country Club (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Par 72 | 5,964 yards
54 holes (Three rounds of 18 holes)

ON THE TEE

Christin Eisenbeiss (72.22)
Daniela Gonzalez (75.94)
Sarah Scott (74.67)
Jessie Cai (75.39)
Wyndom Burnett (75.67)

Ind. Kaitlynn Washburn (78.40)

THE FIELD: 17 Teams

#58 Sam Houston State
#60 Furman
#68 Kennesaw State
#70 Xavier
#73 Penn State
#95 Western Kentucky
#99 North Florida
#100 Memphis
Arkansas State
Charlotte
Daytona State
East Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
Iowa
Jacksonville State
Oral Roberts
South Alabama

TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK

North Florida hosts its 10th-annual UNF Collegiate at Jacksonville Golf & Country Club.
Ospreys will look to win their fifth consecutive home meet, as they have not lost since 2018.
They also have their sights set on having their first individual champion at their home meet in its history.
Last season, UNF had the second-best 54-hole team score in the meet's history.
The UNF lineup features a graduate, a senior, two juniors, and a sophomore.
Christin Eisenbeiss, Daniela Gonzalez and Jessie Cai all return from last season's meet, while Sarah Scott moves up from being an individual to a part of the team score.
Gonzalez had the best finish of her career last season at third overall with a career-best 5-under 211 week as well.
Cai also did well in last year's tournament with a score of 2-over that put her just outside the top 10.
UNF will look to bounce back at home after finishing outside the top 10 in their first two meets of the spring.
Eisenebeiss recently set the program record for most career top-five finishes after tying for fifth at the The Show hosted by UNLV.
Will be the second in-state tournament for the Ospreys after opening the spring at UCF.
The junior leads the team with seven rounds under par, two tournaments under par, five top-25 finishes and three top-10 finishes on the season.
This field features eight top 100 teams, including five top-75 teams headlined by No. 58 Sam Houston State and No. 60 Furman.
It also includes two Power Five opponents with Penn State and Iowa, as well as three ASUN foes with No. 68 Kennesaw State, Eastern Kentucky and Jacksonville State.
Nine of the 16 teams that traveled for last season's tournament will be returning for the 2023 meet.
The first and second rounds will take place all day on Monday, while the final round of the tourney will tee off on Tuesday morning.

FROM THE 19TH HOLE

Eisenbeiss has been the top finisher for the Ospreys in their last five tournaments played. The Hamburg, Germany, native looks to place in the top five for a second straight tournament and lift her team to a fifth straight UNF Collegiate title.
Gonzalez was the superstar for UNF last season with a third-place finish at last year's meet with a career-best score and placement. She has two rounds under par on the year and looks to improve her scoring average at home.
Scott will play in her second tournament as a part of the team score and second time playing the UNF Collegiate. The senior played as an individual last season and looks to make her mark this week in the third slot for the Ospreys.
Cai is searching for her third top-25 finish of the season when she returns to compete at her home meet. Last season, she placed tied for 11th and will be looking to improve on that mark early next week.
Wyndom Burnett has had a stellar start to her career thus far with two top-25 finishes and a top-10 finish that earned her ASUN Women's Golfer of the Week. She will be the only Ospreys this season to make her UNF Collegiate debut as a part of the team score in her first year playing the meet.
Kaitlynn Washburn will make her first appearance as an Osprey in the UNF Collegiate as an unattached individual. She made her debut for the spring in The Show hosted by UNLV.

UP NEXT

The Ospreys return the following week to compete in Briar's Creek hosted by College of Charleston from Mar. 13-14.