Women's Golf Secures Tenth Consecutive National Championship

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MAY 11, 2007
KIRBIE BRITT
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, FL—The Monarchs shot a tournament low 300 on Friday to finalize their tenth consecutive National Championship. The Monarchs' tournament total of 1215 (303-309-303-300) led second place De Pauw University by 88 strokes. Katie Dick won the individual championship with a 296 (76-73-72-75).

The Monarchs entered the National Championship earlier this week with a host of expectations on their backs, but the team prevailed for their tenth in a row but 20th overall. The team's success continued this year with yet another title.

While Katie Dick took home the individual medalist honors, Charlotte Williams finished seven strokes back in second place with a 303 (74-81-73-75). Heather Martin grabbed the fourth place spot with a 306 (76-79-78-73). Emily Ranney shot a 77 in the final round to tie for fifth with a 314 (79-78-80-77) while Susan Martin tied for sixth with a 317 (77-79-81-80).

Seniors Williams, Martin and Ranney finish their storied careers with ten national championships between them and will leave a large gap to fill next season.

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