The Arizona women's golf team had the best round of the day Wednesday to win the NCAA Raleigh Regional; the Wildcats now advance to the NCAA Championships at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale.
Arizona Daily Star The Arizona women's golf team is headed to Scottsdale, and the Wildcats aren't just passing through on their way home from North Carolina.
The Wildcats had the lowest collective round of the day, coming in at 7 under par at Lonnie Poole Golf Course. Initially, that score moved them from a tie for fourth into second place behind host North Carolina State. But a Wolfpack golfer signed an incorrect scorecard, disqualifying her and forcing the inclusion of NC State's lowest individual score. That dropped the Wolfpack into the second spot.
People are also reading… Freshman Julia Misemer led the Wildcats with her second consecutive 4-under 68, giving her a three-round score of 8-under 208, tied for second best in the field. Lilas Pinthier shot a bogey-free, 2-under 70; Gile Bite Starkute shot a 1-under 71; and Carolina Melgrati shot an even-par 72.
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