Women's Golf Breaks 54-Hole Program Record at Westbrook Invitational

Monday, February 26

Peoria, Ariz.

University of North Florida

Westbrook Invitational - Day 2

Christin Eisenbeiss walking on the green

Women's Golf Breaks 54-Hole Program Record at Westbrook Invitational

2/26/2024 8:00:00 PM | Women's Golf

Final Results

Eisenbeiss Also Ties Top Osprey Mark for 54-Hole Individual Score

PEORIA, Ariz. - North Florida women's golf complete its spring debut by breaking the program record for lowest 54-hole score with 10-under 854 at the Westbrook Invitational hosted by Wisconsin on Monday afternoon.

The Ospreys reach the mark of 854 to beat its previous record by two strokes set at the 2021 Palmetto Intercollegiate. Christin Eisenbeiss also matched the lowest individual 54-hole score at 9-under 207 to tie the previous lone record-holder Sydney Shrader, who set the same mark at the Kiawah Island Spring Classic.

COURSE REPORT

Westbrook Village Golf Club (Peoria, Ariz.)
Par 72 | 6,248 yards
Monday, Feb. 26 | 18 holes

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

TEAM STANDINGS: 14 Teams

Kansas (43-under), Oklahoma (37-under), Wisconsin (34-under), South Florida (28-under), Nebraska (26-under), Kansas State (24-under), Colorado State (20-under), Minnesota (18-under), Iowa (17-under), Sam Houston (16-under), Missouri (16-under), Rutgers (13-under), North Florida (10-under), UNC Wilmington (3-under)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

Eisenbeiss played bogey-less golf with four birdies to finish strong in 12th overall at 9-under 207.
The senior led the team in birdies with 15 total during the spring opener in Arizona.
She finished top four in par-three average score (1-under) and top seven in par-four average score (6-under).
Allendesalazar scored four birdies on her final nine holes to help her get to a share of 32nd at 4-under 212.
Kaitlynn Washburn had 15 pars and a pair of birdies in the final round to reach the top 50 at even-par 216.
She led the team in pars after all three rounds with 39 total.
Jessie Cai earned three birdies, including one on the final hole, to go even on the day and finish at 7-over 223 combined.
One Kashima started her final round with five pars and finished with two birdies to wrap up the week at 8-over 224.
The Ospreys ended the week with 179 total pars, as well as 46 total birdies.

UP NEXT

North Florida takes the momentum from their record-breaking week into its home tournament at the Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate in Jacksonville, Fla.