Embry-Riddle women's golf finished seventh at the Lady Cougar Classic in Columbus, GA, concluding their regular season with a total score of 954 (+90) over three rounds. Frances Amat led the team with a stellar performance, clinching third place individually with a career-best score of 226 (+10). The competition included 12 teams, and Amat's finish was highlighted by her strong play on par fives and minimal bogeys. Coach Maria Lopez praised the team's resilience against a challenging course historically used for the PGA Tour.

By the Numbers
  • Embry-Riddle finished with a score of 954, ranking seventh out of 12 teams.
  • Frances Amat recorded a score of 226, tying for the second-best total score of the tournament.
State of Play
  • Frances Amat finished third, marking her career-best performance.
  • The team averaged 3.47 on par threes, ranking fourth overall in that category.
What's Next

Embry-Riddle is set to prepare for the SSC Championship scheduled for April 12-14 at Cabot Citrus Farms in Brooksville, Florida. The team aims to leverage their experiences from this tournament to perform well in the upcoming championship.

Bottom Line

The Eagles demonstrated strong individual performances, particularly from Frances Amat, signifying their competitive potential heading into the championship season. Their resilience on a tough course sets a promising foundation for future competitions.