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The University of Mississippi Athletics
Sunday, October 27
Wilmington, N.C. | Country Club of Landfall
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Landfall Tradition
Women’s Golf Caps Off Fall Campaign at Landfall Tradition
10/27/2024 | Women's Golf
WILMINGTON, N.C. – Ole Miss women's golf concluded its 2024 fall season at the Landfall Tradition on Sunday, as the Rebels secured another top-5 finish after earning fourth place at the Country Club of Landfall.
On a cloudy day that none of the 17 teams competing in the event shot over-par, the Rebels had one of the best appearances on the Dye Course as they went 8-over to end their weekend with a scorecard of 866 (+2). Ole Miss finishes its time in North Carolina ranked second in the field in par-3 scoring (+7) and in birdies (50).
Securing her second top-15 individual finish this season, Nicole Gal led the way for the Rebels after shooting a final 18-hole score of 74 (+2) to go even on the weekend and earn a share of 13th place.
Leading the field with 16 birdies, Caitlyn Macnab was not far behind after shooting 5-over on the final day to bring her overall score to 217 (+1). Tying for 17th place, the senior finished in the top-20 individually in all four tournaments this fall.
After a slow start to the weekend, Sophie Linder bounced back and was one of only seven student-athletes in the 96 individual field to shoot under-par on the final day. Going spotless in the sophomore's first 15 holes, Linder strung together a third-round score of 71 (-1) to end the weekend 4-over and in a tie for 27th.
Rounding out the lineup for the Rebels was Kajsalotta Svarvar and Filippa Sundquist who each capped off the weekend 5-over and 8-over, respectively. Svarvar earned a tie for 32nd while Sundquist will come away with a share for 48th.
The Rebels will take a well-deserved three-month break from competing as they prepare for the spring portion of the season, starting with the Puerto Rico Classic on Feb. 2-4 in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.
For all Ole Miss women's golf latest news and information, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissWGolf, on Instagram at OleMissWGolf and on Facebook at Ole Miss Women's Golf. General athletic news can also be found at @OleMissSports on Twitter, Ole Miss Sports on Facebook, and OleMissAthletics on Instagram.
THE REBELS
T13. Nicole Gal: 69-73-74—216 (E)
T16. Caitlyn Macnab: 70-70-77—217 (+1)
T27. Sophie Linder: 77-72-71—220 (+4)
T33. Kajsalotta Svarvar: 71-76-74—221 (+5)
T48. Filippa Sundquist: 72-73-79—224 (+8)
TEAM LEADERBOARD
1. Florida State: 279-288-295—862 (-2)
2. Duke: 279-283-301—863 (-1)
3. North Carolina: 280-287-298—865 (+1)
4. Ole Miss: 282-288-296—866 (+2)
5. UCF: 294-283-291—868 (+4)
6. NC State: 291-286-295—872 (+8)
7. Clemson: 287-286-300—873 (+9)
8. Michigan State: 291-281-302—874 (+10)
9. Virginia Tech: 294-291-299—884 (+20)
10. Maryland: 292-289-309—890 (+26)
11. Alabama: 294-293-305—892 (+28)
12. UNCW: 294-294-305—893 (+29)
T13. Notre Dame: 301-296-297—894 (+30)
T13. Illinois: 296-297-301—894 (+30)
15. Furman: 302-305-294—901 (+37)
16. Penn State: 310-303-312—925 (+61)
17. South Florida: 314-309-311—934 (+70)
On a cloudy day that none of the 17 teams competing in the event shot over-par, the Rebels had one of the best appearances on the Dye Course as they went 8-over to end their weekend with a scorecard of 866 (+2). Ole Miss finishes its time in North Carolina ranked second in the field in par-3 scoring (+7) and in birdies (50).
Securing her second top-15 individual finish this season, Nicole Gal led the way for the Rebels after shooting a final 18-hole score of 74 (+2) to go even on the weekend and earn a share of 13th place.
Leading the field with 16 birdies, Caitlyn Macnab was not far behind after shooting 5-over on the final day to bring her overall score to 217 (+1). Tying for 17th place, the senior finished in the top-20 individually in all four tournaments this fall.
After a slow start to the weekend, Sophie Linder bounced back and was one of only seven student-athletes in the 96 individual field to shoot under-par on the final day. Going spotless in the sophomore's first 15 holes, Linder strung together a third-round score of 71 (-1) to end the weekend 4-over and in a tie for 27th.
Rounding out the lineup for the Rebels was Kajsalotta Svarvar and Filippa Sundquist who each capped off the weekend 5-over and 8-over, respectively. Svarvar earned a tie for 32nd while Sundquist will come away with a share for 48th.
The Rebels will take a well-deserved three-month break from competing as they prepare for the spring portion of the season, starting with the Puerto Rico Classic on Feb. 2-4 in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.
For all Ole Miss women's golf latest news and information, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissWGolf, on Instagram at OleMissWGolf and on Facebook at Ole Miss Women's Golf. General athletic news can also be found at @OleMissSports on Twitter, Ole Miss Sports on Facebook, and OleMissAthletics on Instagram.
THE REBELS
T13. Nicole Gal: 69-73-74—216 (E)
T16. Caitlyn Macnab: 70-70-77—217 (+1)
T27. Sophie Linder: 77-72-71—220 (+4)
T33. Kajsalotta Svarvar: 71-76-74—221 (+5)
T48. Filippa Sundquist: 72-73-79—224 (+8)
TEAM LEADERBOARD
1. Florida State: 279-288-295—862 (-2)
2. Duke: 279-283-301—863 (-1)
3. North Carolina: 280-287-298—865 (+1)
4. Ole Miss: 282-288-296—866 (+2)
5. UCF: 294-283-291—868 (+4)
6. NC State: 291-286-295—872 (+8)
7. Clemson: 287-286-300—873 (+9)
8. Michigan State: 291-281-302—874 (+10)
9. Virginia Tech: 294-291-299—884 (+20)
10. Maryland: 292-289-309—890 (+26)
11. Alabama: 294-293-305—892 (+28)
12. UNCW: 294-294-305—893 (+29)
T13. Notre Dame: 301-296-297—894 (+30)
T13. Illinois: 296-297-301—894 (+30)
15. Furman: 302-305-294—901 (+37)
16. Penn State: 310-303-312—925 (+61)
17. South Florida: 314-309-311—934 (+70)
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