University of Richmond Athletics
Women's Golf In Fifth After First Round Of Spider Fall Invitational
10/16/2006 | Women's Golf
Oct. 16, 2006
GLEN ALLEN, Va. - The Richmond women's golf team is in fifth place after the first round of the Spider Fall Invitational played Monday at a very challenging Virginia Crossings Golf Club.
The Spiders shot a 333 and trail fifth-place Boston College (332) by one stroke and fourth-place Marshall (327) by six. Richmond will tee off in the second and final round on Tuesday at 7:45 a.m.
"I don't feel like we played up to our potential today," Richmond head coach Leighann Rastede Albaugh said. "I think we could be in a better place mentally. Instead of I can't we need more I will and I can."
Richmond senior Ashley Lambert and sophomore Rosario Germino are tied for 14th after each shooting 9-over-par 81s on the par-72, 6,038-yard Tradition Course.
 Sophomore Rosario Germino is tied with teammates Ashley Lambert and Kelly Pratt for 14th place.  |
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Freshman Victoria Kidder is tied for 29th at 85, freshman Lauren Folgosa is tied for 37th at 86 and freshman Anne Sprick is tied for 46th at 89.
"Tomorrow's another day, it is a challenging golf course, the greens are firm," Rastede Albaugh said. "Obviously a little disappointed, but we're going to look to turn it around tomorrow."
Richmond also had three individuals playing in the Spider Fall Invitational. Sophomore Kelly Pratt is tied with Lambert in Germino in 14th after shooting an 81. Junior Alex Latimer is in 62nd and freshman Sarah Dinces is tied for 67th.
