University of Richmond Athletics
Women's Golf Individual Season Review
05/06/2003 | Women's Golf
May 6, 2003
The inaugural season of women's golf at the University of Richmond provided several courageous efforts and a steady improvement that found the Spiders in fourth at the inaugural CAA women's golf championships.
Playing with four or five freshman at most tournaments, the Spiders learned at every turn under CAA Women's Golf Coach of the Year LaRee Sugg. Their experience and dedication laid a solid groundwork for future success.
Elizabeth Cushing
2002-03: Played in nine events ... earned CAA Freshman of the Year ... posted team's best three-round score (245) at the inaugural CAA women's golf championship ... also notched the Spiders' best individual finish, tied for 12th ... carded season-low round (80) during the second 18 holes ... finished fifth in a dual match against Hampton.
Kristen Folgosa
2002-03: Played in seven events ... lowest round of the season came in her first attempt ... carded an 87 to open the Princeton Invitational ... fired matching 91s and finished seventh in a dual match with Hampton.
Kellie Kenneweg
2002-03: Played in one event ... competed in the dual match against Hampton.
Whitney McComis
2002-03: Played in all 10 events ... ranked fourth on the team with an 86.6 scoring average ... one of three Spiders to play all 24 rounds ... won Richmond's dual match against Hampton after carding an 86-79-165 ... second-round 79 was her season-low round.
Lesley Monachino
2002-03: Played in all 10 events ... one of three Spiders to play all 24 rounds ... ranked third with an 86.5 scoring average ... posted the Spiders' lowest round (77) of the year at the inaugural CAA women's golf championship's first round ... tied for the lowest two-round score of any team member with a 160 (78-82) at the Lady Kat Invitational ... finished fourth at the dual match against Hampton.
Sarah O'Neill
2002-03: Played in four events ... tied for the team lead with an 84.3 scoring average ... shot a career-low 79 in the second round of the Bradford Creek Invitational.
Lauren Ritter
2002-03: Played in all 10 events ... one of three Spiders to compete in all 24 rounds ... tied for the team lead with an 84.3 scoring average ... finished 14th at the inaugural CAA women's golf championship after carding a three-round 246 (81-86-79) ... third-round 79 tied for a season low with third round-effort at the Pine Needles Invitational ... placed third in the dual match against Hampton.