Monday, March 17
Lake Jovita Golf Club | Dade City, Fla.
Jacksonville State University
at
Spring Break Shootout
Photo by: Kat Carter/JSU
Women’s Golf Eighth at Spring Break Shootout
3/18/2025 2:51:00 PM | Women's Golf
DADE CITY, Fla.—Jax State was eighth at the Spring Break Shootout hosted by Western Kentucky at Lake Jovita.
The Gamecocks posted a total of 906 for the 54-hole event, posting 304 and 300 rounds on Monday, and closed out the tournament with a 302 in Tuesday's final round. Florida Gulf Coast won the event at 866.
"Sometimes this game can beat you down for a stretch, and right now we're experiencing that across the board," said coach Robbie Fields. "I'm hopeful that some time off before our next trip will be a good reset for everybody."
Redshirt sophomore Rachel Camp was the top finisher on the roster with a total of +8 to finish 12th. Camp opened the tournament with a four-over round of 75, playing her second nine holes of the day at even. She shaved a stroke off her second round of the day for a 74, and posted a one-over 72 in the final round with a bogey on her 18th hole.
"It's encouraging to see Rachel playing some better golf," said Fields. "She's definitely trending in the right direction now."
Freshman Rebekka Stutley was 15th with a 10-over total for the tournament. After a 75 in the first round, Stutley started her second round hot with three birdies in her first nine holes and finished with a one-over 72. She finished the week with a 76 in the third round.
Fresh off an appearance in the Asia Pacific Women's Amateur, Lara El Chaib was 27th with a score of +14. The freshman posted 77 in both rounds on Monday and closed with a 73 on Tuesday.
Senior Paula Perez Cubinas posted +16 to finish 34th in the field with rounds of 75, 74, and 80. Ebby Somers placed 60th with a total of 236 (78-77-81), and Sandra Menes was 64th with a total of 237 (77-78-82).
The Gamecocks will head to Ironwood Golf & Country Club in North Carolina March 31st for their final tournament of the regular season.
The Gamecocks posted a total of 906 for the 54-hole event, posting 304 and 300 rounds on Monday, and closed out the tournament with a 302 in Tuesday's final round. Florida Gulf Coast won the event at 866.
"Sometimes this game can beat you down for a stretch, and right now we're experiencing that across the board," said coach Robbie Fields. "I'm hopeful that some time off before our next trip will be a good reset for everybody."
Redshirt sophomore Rachel Camp was the top finisher on the roster with a total of +8 to finish 12th. Camp opened the tournament with a four-over round of 75, playing her second nine holes of the day at even. She shaved a stroke off her second round of the day for a 74, and posted a one-over 72 in the final round with a bogey on her 18th hole.
"It's encouraging to see Rachel playing some better golf," said Fields. "She's definitely trending in the right direction now."
Freshman Rebekka Stutley was 15th with a 10-over total for the tournament. After a 75 in the first round, Stutley started her second round hot with three birdies in her first nine holes and finished with a one-over 72. She finished the week with a 76 in the third round.
Fresh off an appearance in the Asia Pacific Women's Amateur, Lara El Chaib was 27th with a score of +14. The freshman posted 77 in both rounds on Monday and closed with a 73 on Tuesday.
Senior Paula Perez Cubinas posted +16 to finish 34th in the field with rounds of 75, 74, and 80. Ebby Somers placed 60th with a total of 236 (78-77-81), and Sandra Menes was 64th with a total of 237 (77-78-82).
The Gamecocks will head to Ironwood Golf & Country Club in North Carolina March 31st for their final tournament of the regular season.
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