The University of South Carolina women's golf team finished 13th at the Grand Harbor Classic, hosted by Anderson University. The Sand Sharks improved their scores each round, concluding with a total of 920 (314-306-300), led by sophomore Manon Tortelier, who tied for 46th with a score of 228 (79-75-74). Wingate took home the team title and Amely Bochaton secured the individual championship. The tournament wrapped up the Sand Sharks' regular season, setting the stage for the Peach Belt Conference Championships starting April 19.

By the Numbers
  • The Sand Sharks improved their overall score, finishing with 920 (314-306-300).
  • Manon Tortelier finished the tournament with a score of 228 (79-75-74) and recorded four birdies.
  • McLain Neal tied for 50th with a score of 229, including a tournament-best 74 in the final round and five birdies.
Yes, But

Despite their 13th place finish, the team's continuous improvement in scoring through each round showcases their potential, but they must enhance consistency to compete effectively in future tournaments.

State of Play
  • The Grand Harbor Classic concluded the Sand Sharks' regular season.
  • The team aims to build on their performance as they head into the Peach Belt Conference Championships on April 19.
What's Next

The Sand Sharks will focus on refining their game ahead of the Peach Belt Conference Championships, hoping to leverage recent improvements for a stronger showing in the post-season events.

Bottom Line

While the 13th place finish may seem disappointing, the gradual improvement in scores highlights the team's growth potential heading into the championship season. Continued development will be crucial for their performance at the Peach Belt Conference Championships.