LAKE ELMO, Minn. – The No. 3 Texas A&M women's golf team finished the ANNIKA Intercollegiate in fifth on Wednesday after shooting an even-par 288 round on the final day.
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"We had a lot of good but also a lot of bad. We need to clean up the bad when we get home and prepare for the rest of the fall," head coach Gerrod Chadwell said. "We are doing a lot of things right, but we are making too many unforced errors throughout the round. We beat some really good teams this week, but I know we can be more competitive with the top of the leaderboard. I am excited to get back to work and get back out there in October."
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Texas A&M (283-285-288—856) went 8-under 856 through the three-round tournament. The Aggies' result was good enough for fifth, only behind South Carolina (-26), Oregon (-23), Wake Forest (-22) and San Jose State (-9). All five teams in the top five, including A&M, have made at least one appearance in match play of the past two NCAA Championships.
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Additionally, the Maroon & White were paired with No. 8 Texas on the final day. Both squads were tied heading into round three, but the Aggies outplayed the Longhorns by one stroke to finish ahead on the team standings. A&M also placed higher than fellow Lone Star State golf squad Baylor at the ANNIKA. Under Chadwell, the Aggies are now 50-9 versus Texas schools in either stroke play or head-to-head in match play, which is an 84.8% winning percentage.
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Zoe Slaughter (70-70-70-210) turned in her third-straight 2-under 70 round at the ANNIKA and tied for ninth. The senior tied for the team lead with 11 birdies throughout the 54-hole event.
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Jennie Park (72-70-73—215) tied for 23rd after shooting a 1-over 73 to wrap up the third round. Adela Cernousek (72-75-70—217) shot a clutch 2-under 70 and secured the Aggies' place in the top five with two birdies on Nos. 17 and 18. The junior tied for 29th.
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Cayetana Fernández GarcĂa-Poggio (74-70-75—219) and Mia Nixon (69-76-75—220) both delivered a 3-over 75 in round three and finished tied for 35th and 38th, respectively.
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Team Standings
1 – South Carolina (-26)
2 – Oregon (-23)
3 – Wake Forest (-22)
4 – San Jose State (-9)
5 – Texas A&M (-8)
6 – Texas (-7)
7 – Florida State (-5)
8 – Virginia (+1)
9 – Duke (+3)
10 – Mississippi State (+9)
11 – Minnesota (+20)
12 – Baylor (+21)
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"We had a lot of good but also a lot of bad. We need to clean up the bad when we get home and prepare for the rest of the fall," head coach Gerrod Chadwell said. "We are doing a lot of things right, but we are making too many unforced errors throughout the round. We beat some really good teams this week, but I know we can be more competitive with the top of the leaderboard. I am excited to get back to work and get back out there in October."
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Texas A&M (283-285-288—856) went 8-under 856 through the three-round tournament. The Aggies' result was good enough for fifth, only behind South Carolina (-26), Oregon (-23), Wake Forest (-22) and San Jose State (-9). All five teams in the top five, including A&M, have made at least one appearance in match play of the past two NCAA Championships.
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Additionally, the Maroon & White were paired with No. 8 Texas on the final day. Both squads were tied heading into round three, but the Aggies outplayed the Longhorns by one stroke to finish ahead on the team standings. A&M also placed higher than fellow Lone Star State golf squad Baylor at the ANNIKA. Under Chadwell, the Aggies are now 50-9 versus Texas schools in either stroke play or head-to-head in match play, which is an 84.8% winning percentage.
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Zoe Slaughter (70-70-70-210) turned in her third-straight 2-under 70 round at the ANNIKA and tied for ninth. The senior tied for the team lead with 11 birdies throughout the 54-hole event.
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Jennie Park (72-70-73—215) tied for 23rd after shooting a 1-over 73 to wrap up the third round. Adela Cernousek (72-75-70—217) shot a clutch 2-under 70 and secured the Aggies' place in the top five with two birdies on Nos. 17 and 18. The junior tied for 29th.
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Cayetana Fernández GarcĂa-Poggio (74-70-75—219) and Mia Nixon (69-76-75—220) both delivered a 3-over 75 in round three and finished tied for 35th and 38th, respectively.
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Team Standings
1 – South Carolina (-26)
2 – Oregon (-23)
3 – Wake Forest (-22)
4 – San Jose State (-9)
5 – Texas A&M (-8)
6 – Texas (-7)
7 – Florida State (-5)
8 – Virginia (+1)
9 – Duke (+3)
10 – Mississippi State (+9)
11 – Minnesota (+20)
12 – Baylor (+21)
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| Place | Team/Player | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Overall |
| 5 | Texas A&M | 283 (-5) | 285 (-3) | 288 (E) | 856 (-8) |
| T9 | Zoe Slaughter | 70 (-2) | 70 (-2) | 70 (-2) | 210 (-6) |
| T23 | Jennie Park | 72 (E) | 70 (-2) | 73 (+1) | 215 (-1) |
| T29 | Adela Cernousek | 72 (E) | 75 (+3) | 70 (-2) | 217 (+1) |
| T35 | Cayetana Fernández GarcĂa-Poggio | 74 (+2) | 70 (-2) | 75 (+3) | 219 (+3) |
| T38 | Mia Nixon | 69 (-3) | 76 (+4) | 75 (+3) | 220 (+4) |
Follow the Aggies
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