Huang ties for seventh, No. 25 Cougars tie for fifth at Red Raider Invitational

LUBBOCK, Texas--Freshman Rose Huang finished in a tie for seventh place in windy conditions and the No. 25 BYU women's golf team finished tied for fifth at the Red Raider Invitational Saturday.

"Rose played amazing today" BYU head coach Carrie Roberts said. "I can't even begin to describe how well she played. She is incrediblly solid and played well in tough conditions. However, as a team we had a rough day today. We'll come home and make the adjustments needed to be ready for the next tournament."

The Cougars shot a 315 today, 27-over-par. Despite being plagued with bogeys during the last round, BYU had six birdies as a team.

Huang shot a +3 in the third round, including a birdie on the second to last hole. She shot two-over-par over all three rounds.

Lea Garner and Kendra Dalton tied for 31st place, both shooting 10-over-par in three rounds. Alexandra White followed close behind her teammates, as she finished tied for 40th. Brooklyn Hocker shot 13-over-par throughout the invitational and ended in a tie for 44th place. 

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• Individual

  Place	Player	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Total	To-Par
  T7	Rose Huang	71	72	75	218	+2
  T31	Lea Garner	76	68	82	226	+10
  T31	Kendra Dalton	73	75	78	226	+10
  T40	Alexandra White	78	70	80	228	+12
  T44	Brooklyn Hocker	74	71	84	229	+13