Northwestern University Athletics
Women's Golf Fourth After Round One of Indiana Invitational
4/9/2000 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
April 9, 2000
EVANSTON, ILL. - The Northwestern women's golf team sits in fourth place after round one of the Indiana Invitational held in Bloomington, Ind. The tournament is taking place at the Indiana University golf course, a par-72, 6,134 yard course. NU shot a first round score of 323 to put them in fourth place. The `Cats are just nine shots behind leader Indiana, (314).
Karen England and Elizabeth Burden lead the way for the Wildcats with both shooting rounds of 80. They are just five strokes behind tournament leader Natalie Tucker of Indiana who shot a first round 75. Christie Hermes shot an opening round 81 to put her in 19th while Emily Gilley shot an 82, good enough for 24th place.
TEAM
Indiana -- 314
Ohio State -- 317
Michigan State -- 321
Northwestern -- 323
Wisconsin -- 324
Iowa -- 325
Kent -- 326
Purdue -- 329
Minnesota -- 332
Michigan -- 337
Southern Illinois -- 339
Illinois State -- 343
Illinois -- 347
Northern Illinois -- 347
Notre Dame -- 353
INDIVIDUAL
Natalie Tucker (Ind.) -- 75
Mollie Fankhauser (OSU) -- 76
Kellie Carney (Iowa) -- 77
Theresa McDermott (MSU) -- 77
Shellie Morton (MSU) -- 78
Andrea Meeker (Wis.) -- 78
Sami Montgomery (Ind.) -- 78
Jan Dowling (Kent) -- 79
Katie Bakken (Minn.) -- 79
Emily Bastel (MSU) -- 79
Elizabeth Burden (NU) -- 80
Karen England (NU) -- 80
Christie Hermes (NU) -- 81
Emily Gilley (NU) -- 82
Colleen Kiely (NU) -- 83
