Ingrid Lindblad, the third-ranked women's amateur player in the world, was stretched out on a hill adjacent to the 18th green at the Alotian Club in Roland late Tuesday afternoon.
Mario Bravante May 12, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – No. 17 Arkansas Women’s Golf had its season ended in heartbreaking fashion on Wednesday afternoon, as the Hogs fell in a one-hole playoff to No. 1 South Carolina at the NCAA Louisville Regional. The Gamecocks got birdies from four of their five players, while Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, the SEC Player of the Year and No. 1 ranked golfer in the country, eagled the hole to end the Razorbacks’ 2020-21 season. Brooke Matthews matched Roussin-Bouchard’s eagle, and Julia Gregg birdied in the playoff, but Kajal Mistry, Cory Lopez and Ela Anacona all shot par on hole number nine, where the playoff was played.
May 11, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – No. 17 Arkansas Women’s Golf came alive Tuesday, shooting a tournament-best 282 (-6) as a team in round two of the NCAA Louisville Regional, giving them a share of second place heading into the tournament’s final day. No. 8 Florida State held onto its lead, as they shot three-over on the day, and sit at one-over for the event, four strokes up on the Hogs (+5). No. 1 South Carolina (+5) is deadlocked with Arkansas, while host Louisville is just a shot back in fourth place. Christin Eisenbeiss of North Florida shot a 67 on day two, vaulting herself into the tournament lead on the individual leaderboard.
Mario Bravante May 10, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – No. 17 Arkansas Women’s Golf is tied for eighth place following round one at the NCAA Louisville Regional, as the squad fired a 299 (+11) over the first 18 holes. The Hogs are tied with UCF and Tennessee, and trail Texas and Auburn for the coveted sixth spot, which would put them through to the NCAA Championship. Florida State currently leads the event at two-under, and is the only team under par. Seminole Amelia Williamson and UCLA’s Emilie Paltrinieri are co-leaders at four-under.
“Obviously, we got off to a slow start today,” Head Coach Shauna Taylor said. “I saw great fight after we made the turn, though, and that has me excited for the next two days. Cory was clutch for us today and played some great golf. This thing is a marathon until Wednesday, and I wouldn’t want to do it with any other group of young women. They are poised and ready for the climb up the leaderboard.”