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Madelyn Miller finished in fifth place. Photo courtesy of UHV Athletics.
Madelyn Miller finished in fifth place. Photo courtesy of UHV Athletics.
Posted: May 01, 2024

OLLU Women's Golf Completes RRAC Championships in Third Place

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VICTORIA, TEXAS (May 1, 2024) – The Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) women's golf squad concluded competition at the 2024 Red River Athletic Conference (RRAC) – Frontier Conference Championships at the Victoria Country Club, which has a par 72 with 5,938 yards. The event was sponsored by the University of Houston-Victoria (UHV).

Head Coach Arnie Martinez commented, "The team played hard this week. The event was changed to three days and we knew conditioning and mental poise would be key in playing well. The ladies struggled a bit on our first round but played better in rounds two and three. We are always playing to win but it's important to learn the lessons needed to improve. Congratulations to Madelyn Miller on her top five finish and Kendall Ward being awarded Freshman of the Year. It was a great way for her to finish her college career and I'm happy for her. The ladies worked hard this year and I'm proud of them. We have a lot of ladies returning and we plan to work in the off-season to get better for next year. Go Saints."

The Saints took third place out of six teams after three rounds. OLLU improved to a third place finish yesterday after completing the first round in fourth place.

  1. Rocky Mountain College - 319/320/306=945
  2. UHV - 332/328/316=976
  3. OLLU - 336/326/321=983
  4. Montana Tech University - 335/352/336=1023
  5. Carroll College - 364/353/356=1073
  6. University of Providence - 425/419/422=1266

The Saints had four out of five players finish in the top 10. Madelyn Miller jumped four spots to finish in fifth place overall at 84/83/75=242. Miller made the All-Tournament team with her top five finish. Kendall Ward took seventh place at 82/82/82=246 followed by Ceci Lattuada in the eighth spot at 81/82/84=247. Lattuada was named to the All-Conference Team and Ward garnered RRAC Freshman of the Year. Annabelle Reyna concluded the tournament in 10th place at 89/79/80=248 and made the Champions of Character Team. Miliani Georges finished in 19th place at 93/91/85=269.