No. 4 Mavs' Goal: Repeat NCC Championship
Oct 2, 2003 | Women's Golf
The Maverick fall season will climax at the North Central Conference tournament this weekend. UNO, ranked No. 4 in NCAA II, will play three different courses in the 54-hole meet in Sioux Falls, S.D., hoping to defend its 2002 championship. The Mavs will play at Elmwood Golf Course Saturday, Prairie Green Golf Course on Sunday and at Westward Ho Country Club on Monday. Tee times begin at 8 a.m. the first two days and at 9 a.m. on Monday.
The Maverick lineup (5 play with the low 4 each day counting toward team score):
Amanda Stock, 78.27 scoring average this fall, low socre 72, two first place finishes; Tanis Hastmann, 78.91, low of 74, best finish, second; Stephanie Oster, 80.18, best score 73, one first place; Sandy Strate, 84.42, best score 77, one second place; Katie Etter, 84.82, best score 81, best finish sixth.
UNO, ranked No. 1 in the North Region, trails Grand Valley State, St. Mary's (Tex.) and Longwood in the latest Golfstat rankings.
Last Week
The Mavericks won their fifth straight tournament before ending the string as the UNO Black team finished third in the Midland Invitational. Stephanie Oster shot 73-77--150 to earn medalist honors and lead the Mavs to the title in the Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational Sept. 26-27. Tanis Hastmann was second with rounds of 77-79--156. At the Midland meet, Allyson Yung led UNO with an 88.
The Maverick lineup (5 play with the low 4 each day counting toward team score):
Amanda Stock, 78.27 scoring average this fall, low socre 72, two first place finishes; Tanis Hastmann, 78.91, low of 74, best finish, second; Stephanie Oster, 80.18, best score 73, one first place; Sandy Strate, 84.42, best score 77, one second place; Katie Etter, 84.82, best score 81, best finish sixth.
UNO, ranked No. 1 in the North Region, trails Grand Valley State, St. Mary's (Tex.) and Longwood in the latest Golfstat rankings.
Last Week
The Mavericks won their fifth straight tournament before ending the string as the UNO Black team finished third in the Midland Invitational. Stephanie Oster shot 73-77--150 to earn medalist honors and lead the Mavs to the title in the Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational Sept. 26-27. Tanis Hastmann was second with rounds of 77-79--156. At the Midland meet, Allyson Yung led UNO with an 88.
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