News Summary
The University of Missouri women’s golf team secured a strong fifth place finish at the Florida State Match-Up, outperforming ranked teams and showcasing remarkable skills. Freshman Alexandra Berglund led the team with her first top-20 finish, while senior Ffion Tynan continued her impressive season with multiple birdies. The team’s depth was evident, and they look forward to upcoming challenges in the season.
University of Missouri Women’s Golf Team Shines in Florida State Match-Up
The University of Missouri women’s golf team put on a spectacular performance at the Florida State Match-Up, wrapping up the tournament in a commendable fifth place out of 13 competing teams on March 23, 2025. This outing not only marked their first top-25 win of the season, but it also saw them surpass two ranked teams in the process, finishing ahead of No. 25 Houston and No. 46 Alabama.
A Strong Performance
As the competition heated up, Mizzou managed to climb two spots in the overall standings, finishing with an impressive score of +37. Their improvement was clear, as they shaved off nine strokes from their second-round score. On the final day, the Tigers demonstrated their skills, posting the third-best score of the day at six-over-par 294.
Top Competition
The tournament was ultimately clinched by the formidable No. 6 Florida State, which was the only team to finish under par. While Mizzou didn’t snag the championship, they certainly showcased their abilities against tough opponents.
Fresh Faces Leading the Charge
Freshman Alexandra Berglund was the star of the show for the Tigers. She led her team on the final day, shooting an even-par 72 and wrapping up the tournament with a score of 223, landing her in 15th place overall. This notable achievement marks Berglund’s first career top-20 finish, and she recorded her second-best 18 and 54-hole totals of her collegiate journey.
Berglund’s tournament featured a total of nine birdies, three of which came on the final day, showing off her rising prowess on the green.
Veteran Success
It wasn’t just the newcomers shining, as senior Ffion Tynan also matched Berglund’s 15th place finish with a solid one-over 73. This accomplishment marked Tynan’s seventh consecutive top-15 finish this season. Tynan’s round was particularly electrifying, featuring a front nine with four birdies and no bogeys, including back-to-back birdies on holes eight and nine, allowing her to keep pace with the competition.
Team Contributions
All five Tigers stood out, with each golfer finishing inside the top-50 of the impressive 73-golfer field. Senior Fleur van Beek, junior Addie Dobson, and sophomore Jade Zamora collectively ended in a three-way tie for 45th place, each posting a total score of 233. The depth of the team was evident, as each member contributed to this strong overall performance.
Looking Ahead
As the season progresses, Mizzou is poised for bigger challenges ahead. Their next competition is scheduled for April 6, 2025, at Georgia Southern in Athens, presenting another opportunity to climb the rankings and showcase their talent.
Alabama’s Performance
While Mizzou thrived, Alabama’s women’s golf team also made headlines. They finished tied for sixth place, ending the tournament with a total score of 38-over par 902. Leading her team, Mattison Frick placed 17th overall with a 54-hole score of 224. Interestingly, Frick achieved a remarkable hole-in-one during the second round, adding to the excitement of the competition. Competing individually, Alabama’s Kennedy Carroll ranked 10th overall at 5-over par 221, proving that this tournament was filled with thrilling moments from various competitors.
As the season unfolds, the University of Missouri women’s golf team is eager to build on this encouraging performance. With fresh talent and experienced leadership, the Tigers are ready to make a serious impact as they continue their journey through the season.
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Additional Resources
- University of Missouri Athletics
- Wikipedia: Women’s Golf
- Troy Trojans Athletics
- Google Search: Women’s Golf Tournament 2025
- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Golf
- Abilene Christian University Athletics
- Google News: Women’s Golf Florida State Match-Up
