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GOLFER OF THE WEEK

 Rafe Reynolds, South Carolina 

• Notched his greatest efficiency in school, ending T-2nd on the Puerto Rico Traditional (Feb. 12-14) within the workforce’s spring opener.
• Shot a career-low, 54-hole rating of 206 (-10) and fired a career-low, 18-hole rating with a bogey free 67 (-5) within the ultimate spherical on Tuesday.
• Completed second within the discipline in par-3 scoring common and in addition completed second within the discipline with a team-high 16 birdies in the course of the occasion.
• The highest-five end was the second of his profession and in addition marked his second-straight top-20 to begin the spring ; he completed T-Seventeenth on the Thomas Sharkey Particular person Collegiate (Feb. 5-6).

 Ricky Castillo, Florida 

• Received medalist honors in a playoff for third profession collegiate victory.
• Secured his second particular person win on the Gators Invitational.
• Shot 11-under with all three rounds within the 60s.
• Tied the event low spherical report with a 63 (-7).
• Made 14 birdies in comparison with solely three bogeys via 54-holes.

 Mateo Fernández de Oliveira, Arkansas 

• Had rounds of 65-68-65 for a complete of 198 (-15).
• Received the Hal Williams Collegiate for his second profession collegiate win.
• Received by 5 strokes.
• Beat runner-up and #17 Tommy Kuhl (Illinois), additionally defeated #17 Adrien Dumont de Chassart (Illinois) who tied for sixth. There have been 5 prime 100 gamers within the 84-player discipline.
• He was in second place by one stroke after each rounds one (with a 65) and two (with a 68) earlier than firing one other 65 – the low spherical for Tuesday – to drag away for the win.
• His 54-hole complete of 198 was his greatest by seven strokes and the second-best at school historical past behind Julian Perico’s 197.
• His 54-hole rating of 15-under in relation to par was his greatest by seven strokes and second-best at school historical past behind Sebastian Cappelen’s -17.
• Additionally, his two 65’s this week tied his career-low, 18-hole rounds.
• He led the sphere with 18 birdies over his 54 holes.
• Helped Arkansas end second – its greatest results of the yr – whereas the workforce scores have been among the many greatest at school historical past. The 271 within the opening spherical ties for the seventh-best, 18-hole rating, the 551 for the rounds one and two ties for the fourth-best, 36-hole rating in a 54-hole occasion, the 829 complete ties for the fourth-best, 54-hole complete and the 23-under rating in relation to par ties for the eighth-best, 54-hole rating.

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK

 Cameron Tankersley, Ole Miss

• Ole Miss males’s golf freshman Cameron Tankersley grabbed his fourth top-20 end in his Insurgent debut on the Puerto Rico Traditional.
• Tankersley completed tied for twentieth at 5-under general. Tankersley’s second-round efficiency launched him up the leaderboard as he went bogey-free for 17 holes whereas carding 5 birdies all through the day to finish with a 68 (-4) spherical rating.
• Total, Tankersley maintained par or under in all three of his rounds.
• The freshman performed regular golf all through his 54-holes as he shot par for 40 holes whereas chipping in eight birdies and an eagle to provide him his top-20 end. The freshman at present leads for Ole Miss with a 70.21 stroke common.

WOMEN

GOLFER OF THE WEEK

 Caterina Don, Georgia

• Captured medalist honors on the San Diego State Traditional, her second collegiate victory.
• Shot even-par 216 to prime the sphere at The Farms Golf Membership in Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.
• Made 4 birdies on the again 9 of the ultimate spherical to surge to victory.
• Led Georgia to a season-best second-place exhibiting within the workforce discipline.
• Shot 2-under 70 within the ultimate spherical, equaling the low effort by any of the 63 golfers within the discipline over three rounds.
• Recorded her third top-10 end in three spring occasions this season.

 Jensen Fortress, Kentucky

• Fortress, who did not compete within the first event of the spring final week resulting from an sickness, paced the Kentucky lineup for the fourth straight event on the Therese Hession Regional Problem. Competing in an NCAA-caliber discipline, which included 16 groups, that includes 10 Golfstat High 25 groups and three top-five groups, Fortress improved by two strokes after every spherical, stringing collectively a 73, 71 and 69 on an even-par 213 to tie for fifth place.
• Fortress’s 2-under-par 69 within the ultimate spherical marked her fifth spherical within the 60s and her tenth spherical of par-or-better this season. Her T5 end helped her defeat seven Golfstat High 25 gamers within the nation, whereas she is simply No. 38 herself. It additionally marked her third straight top-five end in 2022-23.
• The Wildcat received off to nearly as good of a begin as you possibly can hope for within the ultimate spherical, teeing off No. 10 within the shotgun begin at Palos Verdes Golf Membership. Beginning on the again 9, she recorded two birdies, an eagle and 6 pars to search out -4 via 9 holes to take a seat in a share of fifth place. The senior then recorded a bogey-par-double stretch over her subsequent three holes after the flip, but it surely would not get her too off observe, discovering a birdie and 5 pars down the stretch.

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