Bowling Green State University Athletics

Falcons to Play in Grand Prairie Collegiate Classic Starting on Saturday
April 01, 2009 | Women's Golf
April 1, 2009
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio -
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The Bowling Green State University women's golf team will tee it up at the Grand Prairie Collegiate Classic, hosted by Bradley University. The three-day event will take place on April 4-6 in Peoria, Ill.
Competing with the Orange and Brown this weekend will be: Bradley, Chicago State, Drake, Eastern Illinois, Indiana State, Loyola-Chicago, Missouri State, Northern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Ohio, Southern Illinois, Western Illinois and Wisconsin-Green Bay.
All six Falcons will compete in the field, with the top four scores counting for each squad.
It's Been a While
It has been nearly a month since the last time the Falcons hit the links, dating back to the Duramed Collegiate Invitational on Mar 6-8. While the month layoff may seem like a long time, the Falcons won't take long to catch up as they will play in three tournaments in a nine-day span: Grand Prairie Collegiate (Apr. 5-6), EKU Lady Colonel Classic (Apr. 11-12) and the Falcons Invitational (Apr. 14-15).
A Few Notes on the Team
• The Falcons are currently averaging 324.27 through seven tournaments this season. The current BGSU school record for team average is 323.36, established by last year's squad.
• Megan Gormley, who is averaging 80.61 through 18 round this season is less than a stroke off establishing her name in the BGSU record books. Jenny Schnipke (78.54), Jessica McCann (79.32) and Shelly Binzel (79.82) currently occupy the top three spots in season average, but Gormley is hot on their tails.
Last Time Out
The Bowling Green State University women's golf team carded a 330 on the final day of competition at the 2009 Duramed Collegiate Invitational at the Rio Verde to finish 20th with a 54-hole score of 1,001. The 330 was the Falcons' lowest round of the event.
Kansas, who was the day one and day two leader, captured the event with a score of 883. Arkansas-Little Rock (907), Eastern Michigan (914), Toledo (915) and Minnesota (916) rounded out the top five teams.
Top finisher for the Orange and Brown was junior Megan Gormley. After opening with an 84, the junior carded back-to-back sub-80 rounds, firing a 78 on Sunday. Gormley finished in a tie for 64th with a score of 239 (84-77-78).
Twin sisters Marisa and Lauren Glew finished 95th and tied for 97th in the 54-hole event. Marisa carded a 252 (80-86-86), while Lauren shot 254 (84-85-85).
Sophomore Megan Bader had her best round of the three day event, firing an 81 on Sunday. She finished tied for 99th with a score of 256 (91-84-81). Rounding out the Falcon competitors was junior Hannah Lambert, who finished 101st with a score of 275 (98-88-89).








