Women’s Golf Stays Fifth at CAA Championships

Oldenkamp Fourth, Three Shots Behind Leaders

04/22/07 12:23PM

HOT SPRINGS, VA - William and Mary put together another solid round today at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships and maintained its position at fifth in the 10-team event. UNC Wilmington opened its lead over the field by 17 strokes in the round, and currently sits 22 ahead of second-place Georgia State. The Seahawks’ Ashley Tait and 2007 CAA Golfer of the Year Carmen Perez-Narbon are tied for the lead at 149 (+5).

Team and Individual Standings

Junior Erika Oldenkamp (Hinsdale, Ill.) is all along in fourth place after shooting 75 today, and stands only three shots behind the leaders. Freshman Morgan Stepanek (Guilford, Conn.) is tied for 18th at 160 (+16), and senior captain Melissa DePuy (Naples, Fla.) is tied at 24th after cutting five strokes to shoot 79. Junior Marissa Sprick (Windermere, Fla.) stands tied for 27th, and freshman Brielle Paolini (Virginia Beach, Va.) is tied for 42nd after cutting two strokes between rounds.

The CAA Championships conclude today.

CAA Championships
Par-72, 6,000 yards
Team Scores
1. UNC Wilmington 603 (+27)
2. Georgia State 625 (+49)
T3. Xavier 629 (+53)
T3. Richmond 629 (+53)
5. WILLIAM AND MARY 639 (+63)
6. James Madison 643 (+67)
7. Old Dominion 656 (+80)
8. Towson 663 (+87)
9. Hofstra 691 (+115)
10. Dayton 699 (+123)

Top Five Individuals
T1. Ashley Tait (UNCW) 149 +5
T1. Carmen Perez-Narbon (UNCW) 149 +5
3. Emily Klein (UNCW) 151 +7
4. Erika Oldenkamp (W&M) 152 +8
T5. Ashley Lambert (UR) 153 +9
T5. Nicole Loesch (GSU) 153 +9

Other W&M Individuals
T18. Morgan Stepanek 160 +16
T24. Melissa DePuy 163 +19
T27. Marissa Sprick 164 +20
T42. Brielle Paolini 172 +28