Shepherd, Randolph represent Tech at Samford Intercollegiate
Amber Shepherd and Amanda Randolph wrapped up play Tuesday as individual entries in the Samford Intercollegiate. The pair were the only Golden Eagles able to compete due to illness and injuries.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Sophomore Amber Shepherd and junior Amanda
Randolph wrapped up play Tuesday as individual entries at the
Samford Intercollegiate. The duo were the only two members of the
Tennessee Tech women's golf team able to compete due to illness and
injuries to the balance of the roster.
Shepherd closed play with an 80 Tuesday, finishing in a tie for
31st place with a 54-hole total of 235. Randolph ran into trouble
Tuesday with a final round 91, and closed play in 55th place with a
253 total.
Troy University won the team crown by shooting the lowest round of
the final day, a 301 that allowed the Trojan women to finish with a
914 and leap past four teams including runnerup Middle Tennessee
(915), Samford (916), Florida Southern (917) and Louisiana-Monroe
(922). The field included nine teams and 60 players.
The Golden Eagles are hoping to get a full squad back onto the
course in time for the Ohio Valley Conference tournament, scheduled
for April 22-24 in Dickson, Tenn.
