Ball State Individuals
T17. Allison Lindley 76-75-79 (230); +14
T20. Kayla Adamson 76-76-79 (231); +15
T25. Kelsey Sear 78-78-77 (233); +17
T28. Jenna Hauge 80-78-76 (234); +18
T33. Mary Ellen Romero 76-77-82 (235); +19
T43. Morgan Nadaline 77-80-80 (237); +21
Top 5 Teams
1. Illinois State 307-304-299 (910); +46
T2. N. Illinois 308-296-318 (922); +58
T2. Butler 306-311-305 (922); +58
4. Ball State 307-307-311 (925); +61
5. Ohio 314-304-308 (926); +62
The Ball State women’s golf team ended the final round Monday with a fourth place finish at the Redbird Invitational in Normal, Ill. to begin their fall season.
After opening the invite with two rounds of 307, the Cardinals shot 311 in the final round.
The team finished three shots behind Butler and Northern Illinois, who tied for second. The team also finished one shot ahead of Ohio.
The Cardinals were led by Iowa transfer Allison Lindley who finished the invite in a tie for seventeenth place. Lindley, a sophomore, shot rounds of 76-75-79 (230) to finish as the Cardinals' highest placed individual. The Redbird Invitational was Lindley’s first event as a Cardinal.
The women’s team continues their fall schedule on Sept. 15 in the two-day Cardinal Cup hosted by Louisville at The Cardinal Club in Simpsonville, Ky.
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