Women’s Golf to Begin Season at Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate

By: TAMU Sports Information Department/Adam Quisenberry

Posted: Thu 4:57 PM, Sep 20, 2012

COLLEGE STATION, TX -- The No. 15 Texas A&M women’s golf team begins its 2012-13 season this weekend as it travels to Franklin, Tenn. to compete in the Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate hosted by Vanderbilt University.

The 54-hole tournament will run Friday, Sept. 21, through Sunday, Sept. 23, and be held at the Vanderbilt Legends Club. The event will be played on the North Course and golfers will play 18 holes each day.

The par-72 North Course stretches 7,190 yards and has hosted such prestigious events like the LPGA Tour and the U.S. Senior Open Qualifying.

“Three of our four seniors will be traveling this week,” said head coach Trelle McCombs. “They’ve got a lot of experience amongst them and I will look to lean on them.”

Representing the Aggies in Franklin will be seniors Mary Michael Maggio, Sarah Beth Davis and Susy Grunden and juniors Natalie Reeves and Chelsea Mocio.

Live scoring from the tournament will be available on Golfstat.com.

MASON RUDOLPH INTERCOLLEGIATE

Sept. 21-23, 2012

Vanderbilt Legends Club- Franklin, Tenn.
North Course- (par 72 / 7,190 yards)

Host: Vanderbilt University

The Field (15 teams): No. 14 Arizona, Chattanooga, No. 11 Georgia, Kentucky, Memphis, Michigan State, No. 6 North Carolina, Oregon, Stanford, Texas, No. 14 Texas A&M, Tulane, No. 8 Vanderbilt, No. 12 Virginia, Wake Forest.

Format: Team stroke play, 54 holes

Defending Champions: LSU (843, -21); Pia Halbig, California (203, -13)

Round 1: Friday
Round 2: Saturday
Round 3: Sunday

A&M lineup (Team Championship): Mary Michael Maggio (Sr.), Chelsea Mocio (Jr.), Sarah Beth Davis (Sr.), Susy Grunden (Sr.) and Natalie Reeves (Jr.)

Live Scoring: Golfstat.com

Up Next: Oct. 5-7 at NCAA Fall Preview, Athens, Ga.

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