Longwood women's golf team secured third place at the Mimosa Hills Invitational, competing with only four players. Emma Rynn led the charge with an even-par 72, but a strong finish from Charlotte edged them out by two strokes. Despite this, Avery Nordman had a strong finish, placing second overall, while Madison Lehr and Abigail Sheldon also delivered solid performances. The tournament showcased a competitive spirit and set a positive tone for upcoming events.

By the Numbers
  • Longwood finished with a total score of 908 (+44), just one stroke behind Appalachian State and two behind Charlotte.
  • Avery Nordman achieved a tie for second place with a score of 222 (+6), marking her first top-five finish of the season.
Yes, But

The team's performance raised questions about depth, as competing with only four players could pose challenges in future tournaments, particularly in maintaining consistency and energy levels.

State of Play
  • Longwood's regular season concluded with this tournament, now nursing a competitive edge going into the Big South Championship.
  • The overall drive and resilience of the team suggest potential for strong performance in upcoming competitions.
What's Next

The Lancers will prepare for the Big South Championship from April 19 to 22 at Ocean Creek Golf Course, where they will aim to build on their recent success and capitalize on their competitive spirit.

Bottom Line

Longwood's third-place finish highlights the team's determination and capability, setting a promising stage for the Big South Championship where they will seek to leverage their recent experiences and performances.