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Published by KSN at November 1, 2020
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Cumberlands (Ky.) captured the MSC Women’s Golf Fall Tournament title on Saturday at Bowling Green Country Club.

Pikeville’s (Ky.) Boo Newsome earned medalist honors after carding a two-round score of 150 (72-78). Newsome was one of two golfers to shoot 2-under on par fives throughout the tournament and tallied the second-most birdies with five.

The Patriots took home the team title with a total score of 634 (316-318). Cumberlands’ 318 was the lowest score of any team in the second round. Cumberland (Tenn.) and Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) tied for second with a 641.

Campbellsville (Ky.) finished fourth with a score of 654, Pikeville placed fifth with a score of 697 and Georgetown (Ky.) totaled a score of 701 to place sixth.

Thomas More (Ky.) finished with a 723 in seventh place and Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) was one spot behind them shooting 754. Shawnee State (Ohio) and Martin Methodist (Tenn.) round out the team standings with scores of 770 and 772, respectively.

Cumberland’s Raquel Romero Valverde finished runner-up with a 154 (77-77), Cumberlands’ Viviane Braun and Lindsey Wilson’s Zofia Wojcik tied for third with a score of 156, and Cumberlands’ Carlee Shoemaker rounds out the top-five with a 157.

The rest of the top-10 includes (T6) Lucia Pena (Cumberlands), (T6) Emma Hermansson (Cumberland), (T8) Gracie Parrott (Campbellsville), (T8) Pilar Scenna (Cumberland) and (10) Malene Clausen (Lindsey Wilson).

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