
10/25/2026 11:59:00 AM | Women's Golf
Jax State will take part in the one-day, 36-hole Keswick Cup hosted by the University of Virginia at Keswick Hall.
Just two tournaments remain this fall with the Gamecocks closing out the first half of their schedule with next week's Samford Intercollegiate at Inverness.
Most recently, Jax State placed 10th at the Diamante Intercollegiate in Hot Springs, Ark., but had their best score versus par of the season at +11 over 54 holes. In the first four tournaments of the year, the Gamecocks have had three different players post the best finish on the team.
Junior Lara El Chaib started the season with an eighth-place showing at the Pirate Collegiate Classic with a three-under showing and was the best finisher at the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational the following week. Sophomore Julie Ulvenes Kleppe tied for 11th at Old Waverly at one-over for the 36-hole tournament, and last week it was freshman Julie Waldo who tied for fifth at four-under.
El Chaib has a 72.63 season average to lead the team. Kleppe's 40 birdies are the most on the team this season, and Waldo's two eagles have helped her post a 73.13 average through her first eight career rounds, which is second-best on the team.
Keswick will play as a 6,280-yard, Par-72 course on Monday.
Just two tournaments remain this fall with the Gamecocks closing out the first half of their schedule with next week's Samford Intercollegiate at Inverness.
Most recently, Jax State placed 10th at the Diamante Intercollegiate in Hot Springs, Ark., but had their best score versus par of the season at +11 over 54 holes. In the first four tournaments of the year, the Gamecocks have had three different players post the best finish on the team.
Junior Lara El Chaib started the season with an eighth-place showing at the Pirate Collegiate Classic with a three-under showing and was the best finisher at the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational the following week. Sophomore Julie Ulvenes Kleppe tied for 11th at Old Waverly at one-over for the 36-hole tournament, and last week it was freshman Julie Waldo who tied for fifth at four-under.
El Chaib has a 72.63 season average to lead the team. Kleppe's 40 birdies are the most on the team this season, and Waldo's two eagles have helped her post a 73.13 average through her first eight career rounds, which is second-best on the team.
Keswick will play as a 6,280-yard, Par-72 course on Monday.
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