Saint Germain Sets Women’s Golf School Record

 
The Prague, Czech Republic, native loved six birdies within the Final Round, together with 5 on her entrance 9, and not using a bogey to prime the earlier 18-hole low, set by Ariana Saenz (Final Round, Let Them Play Classic, May 20, 2021) and by Leonie Harm (Second Round, Jim West Challenge, Oct. 28, 2018 / Final Round, NCAA Austin Regional, May 9, 2018).
 
Starting her day without work No. 1 on the 6,112-yard, par-70 course, Saint Germain rapidly moved into purple numbers with three birdies on her first 4 holes. She added further birdies on No. 6 and No. 8 for a sparking 31 on her entrance 9.
 
She drained her closing birdie of the match on the par-4 10^th gap and capped her stick with eight straight pars to complete in a tie for 10^th at 3-under 207 with Siljie Ohma (Baylor) and Mikhaela Fortuna (Oklahoma).
 
As a staff, the Cougars posted their lowest rating of the match with a 5-under 275 and completed fourth with a 54-hole complete of 6-under 834.
 
Florida State captured the staff championship at 828 to complete three pictures forward of TCU. Oklahoma State completed third at 833 with Baylor (836), Oklahoma (840), Iowa State (841), Clemson (843), Tulsa (847), Virginia Tech (850) and North Texas (850) rounding out the Top 11.
 
Saint Germain wasn’t the one Cougar to go beneath par Monday. Fellow freshman Moa Svedenskiold drained 4 birdies in her Final Round on the way in which to a 1-under 69 and tied for 13^th at 2-under 208.
 
Svedenskiold sank her first birdie on the par-5 third gap and loved three birdies on a five-hole stretch late in her entrance 9 and beginning her again 9 on the way in which to a career-best end.
 
Freshman Alexa Saldana tied for 20^th with a rating of 210, whereas tremendous senior Annie Kim tied for 49^th at 216 after capturing an even-par 70 Monday. Junior Nicole Abelar tied for 62^nd at 218.
 
TCU’s Caitlyn Macnab earned medalist honors with a rating of 200 to complete forward of Iowa State’s Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn by one stroke. Oklahoma State’s Clemence Martin and Oklahoma State’s Carmen Griffiths tied for third at 202.
 
UP NEXT
Following the Schooner Fall Classic, the Cougars will take a break earlier than returning to motion on the Jim West Challenge, set for Oct. 23-24 at Kissing Tree Golf Club in San Marcos, Texas, and hosted by Texas State.
 
Houston then closes out its fall schedule when it tees off on the Battle on the Beach, hosted by TCU at Club Campestre San Jose in San Jose del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico on Oct. 28-30.
 
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