DePauw Women Claim 2010 SCAC Golf Championship; Sixth Overall Title for the Program

DePauw Women Claim 2010 SCAC Golf Championship; Sixth Overall Title for the Program

(Story taken from the DePauw University website)

STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga.
- Fifth-ranked DePauw shot a three-round 1014 and won the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Women's Golf Championships by five strokes over 15th-ranked Centre. Southwestern, ranked 11th in Division III, was third with a 1021.

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Three Tigers earned all-SCAC honors for finishing in the top 10 led by Natalie Gough's fourth-place showing with a 249. Camila Romero finished fifth with a 250 and Taylor Beaty was eighth with a 257.

DePauw's Kelly Gaughan tied for 11th at 260 an Erin Kielty was 17th with a 268. Rhodes' Stephanie Mingos earned medalist honors with a 236 including a 76 in today's final round.

The conference title was DePauw's sixth in 12 years of SCAC competition and first since 2006. DePauw also captured the conference's automatic qualification into the NCAA Division III Championships which take place May 11-14 at the Mission Inn Resort at Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.

 

2010 Women's Golf
Final Team Standings
1 2 3 Total
1. DePauw 344 333 337 1014
2. Centre 341 336 342 1019
3. Southwestern 343 340 338 1021
4. Rhodes 349 356 345 1050
5. Trinity 375 359 369 1103
6. Millsaps 431 449 442 1322
7. Hendrix 448 446 441 1335
8. Sewanee 460 466 446 1372

 

2010 Women's Golf
All-SCAC Team 
       
First Team 1 2 3 Total
1. Stephanie Mingos, Rhodes 79 81 76 236
2. Kristen Davenport, Southwestern 80 83 79 242
3. Emily Bachert, Centre 82 80 81 243
4. Natalie Gough, DePauw 81 83 85 249
5. Camila Romero, DePauw 82 84 84 250
         
Second Team 1 2 3 Total
6. Whitney Miller, Centre 80 84 89 253
7. Katie Dale, Oglethorpe 86 81 87 254
8. Taylor Beaty, DePauw 93 81 83 257
T9. Cody Wallace, Southwestern 86 86 86 258
T9. Katie McKenna, Centre 92 82 84 258
         
Honorable Mention 1 2 3 Total
17. Erin Kielty, DePauw 91 90 87 268