Miami Seventh after First Day of Rider Championship
April 3, 1999
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. – CentralFlorida freshman Line Berg fired aone-under-par 71 to take a commanding eight stroke lead heading intothefinal round of competition at the RYDER Florida Women’s CollegiateGolfChampionships at Don Shula’s Golf Club and Resort in Miami Lakes, FL.
Berg (72-71-143) leads teammateMonica Gundersrud (74-77-151) whoshot a second round 77 in falling eight strokes back. South Florida’sKellyLagerdrost (76-76-152) and Florida’s Tanja Arnold (75-77-152) are tiedforthird.
As a team Central Florida(608) leads Florida State (616) by eightstrokes as it attempts to win its first RYDER/Florida Women’sIntercollegiate championship. Florida State recorded a second-round296 inmoving up three places. South Florida (312-312-624) is in third whilefour-time defending champion Florida (311-314-625) is in fourth.
Defending individual championAmy Bond (Florida State) fired asecond-round 74 to move into a tie for fifth (79-74-153). Otherplayersmaking significant moves included Florida International’s Ellen Dunne(81-72-153) and Florida State’s Amy Spooner (81-72-153) who both shotsecondround 72 to jump from a 29th-place tie to a tie for fifth.
Host Miami shot a secondround 324 to drop into seventh-place. TheHurricanes have been led by senior Luisa Cuartas (75-81-156) who currentlystands in 13th-place.
The championship’s finalround will take place Sunday, April 4beginning at 7:30 a.m. Admission is free.
Team Standings:
1. Central Florida 303-305-608
2. Florida State 320-296-616
3. South Florida 312-312-624
4. Florida 311-314-625
5. Florida International320-309-629
6. Florida Southern321-314-635
7. Miami 313-324-637
8. Rollins 320-319-639
9. Lynn 320-327-647
10. Stetson 328-343-671
11. Florida Atlantic357-354-711
12. Jacksonville 362-352-714
Individual Standings (Top 20)
1. Line Berg (Central Florida)72-71-143
2. Monica Gundersrud (Central Florida)74-77-151
3. Kelly Lagerdrost (South Florida)76-76-152
Tanja Arnold (Florida)75-77-152
5. Amy Bond (Florida State)79-74-153
Ellen Dunne (Florida International)81-72-153
Amy Spooner (Florida State)81-72-153
8. Marie Pia Castro (Florida Atlantic)78-76-154
Karen Calversbert (Rollins)75-79-154
10. Michelle Simpson (Florida International)78-77-155
Shanna Nagy (Florida Southern)78-77-155
Marcela Gonzalez (Florida)80-75-155
13. Luisa Cuartas (Miami) 75-81-156
14. Beate Faanes (Central Florida) 78-79-157
Louise Wright (Florida State)78-79-157
Carmen Rivera (South Florida)79-78-157
Olivia Hartley (CentralFlorida) 79-78-157
18. Lauren Jeske (Florida) 78-80-158
Jessica Hayes (South Florida)76-82-158
Sarah Capie (Florida State)82-76-158
