High Point University's women's golf team claimed fourth place at the UGA's Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, competing against a challenging field of 16 teams. They finished with a total score of +22 over 54 holes, trailing only Indiana (+20), while outperforming Power 5 teams like Alabama and Penn State. Key performances came from Anna Howerton and Makayla Grubb, both finishing in the top 20 with +6 scores. Head Coach Lyndsey Hunnell praised the team's resilience and depth throughout the tournament.

By the Numbers
  • High Point finished 4th of 16 teams, with a total score of 886 (+22).
  • Both Howerton and Grubb tied for 16th place with scores of 222 (+6).
State of Play
  • The team displayed consistency, coming back after a tough second round.
  • Howerton opened with a 4-under-68, showcasing her ability to perform under pressure.
  • All players contributed scores contributing at least twice to the team's overall performance.
What's Next

The Panthers will close out their regular season at the Terrapin Invitational hosted by the University of Maryland on April 5-6, aiming to build on their recent success.

Bottom Line

High Point University's women's golf team continues to establish itself as a competitive force against prominent programs, with strong individual performances and a solid team dynamic, setting high expectations as they move forward in the season.