Tulane Finishes Second, Bernat Wins Individual Title at Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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Congratulations to Tulane golfer Carla Bernat who won the Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein on February 14, while the team finished second overall. “It was a great week; it shows how far the program has come when you finish second and are disappointed,” head coach Stew Burke said. “We are proud of how the girls performed and we are especially proud of Carla for coming from behind to win.”

Bernat finished 2-over in the tournament to take the individual title, becoming the first Tulane player to win the title. The sophomore shot 71 in the final round. Miriam Emmert landed a tie for fifth place, her best finish in her career. Emmert shot 8-over in the tournament.

 

Cleo Liu finished 17th having shot 12-over. Matilde Innocenti finished 39th with a score 18-over, while Carlota Palacios shot 26-over in the tournament. In addition to the golf results, sponsor Chad Brownstein provided a $25,000 donation to the New Orleans Boys and Girls Club as part of the event’s community outreach.

Find out more about Tulane’s great performance at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here: https://tulanegreenwave.com/news/2023/2/14/womens-golf-tulane-finishes-second-bernat-wins-individual-title-at-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

Neale Tied for Sixth Place After First Round of Tulane Classic

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A three-over-par round of 75 by Nicole Neale highlighted Cal Poly’s performance in the opening round of the Tulane Classic presented by Chad Brownstein on Sunday at the English Turn Golf and Country Club.

On a course formerly used by the PGA Tour, Neale carded a pair of birdies, 11 pars and five bogeys over the 6,268-yard, par-72 layout, placing her in a tie for sixth place with five other golfers. Vanessa Wang and Carissa Wu both recorded 80s and were tied for 47th place while Kamille Dimayuga and Jensen Jalufka checked in with 82s and are tied for 60th place.

Ashley Kozlowski of Purdue was the only golfer to break par in the first round, carding a 71 for a one-shot lead over three other golfers at even par — Kera Healey of Chattanooga, Alex Giles of Incarnate Word and Valeria Ramirez of Central Arkansas.

Eighteen teams competed in the three-day 54-hole event. Read more about Cal Poly at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here: https://gopoly.com/news/2023/2/12/womens-golf-neale-tied-for-sixth-place-after-first-round-of-tulane-classic.aspx

Golden Eagles Opened Strong at Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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The Southern Miss women’s golf team was tied for third place after the opening day of the Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein. Elena Melich led all Golden Eagles with her fifth-place finish after the first 18 holes. Melich carded a two-over par 74, while Alma Betoret finished with a four-over 76.

Merche Corbacho was the only other Southern Miss golfer to shoot sub-80, finishing with a five-over 79. Fernanda Gorostiaga and Momoka Ando rounded out the team score with an 80 and 81, respectively. Taylor Trible, playing as a individual, shot an eight-over 80. Betoret and Corbacho both drained a team-high three birdies over the first round. Purdue leads the field after shooting an 11-over 299.

 

 

Follow the Golden Eagles at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here: https://southernmiss.com/news/2023/2/12/womens-golf-golden-eagles-in-third-at-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

Bears Hold Firm in Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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On the second day of the Tulane Classic presented by Chad Brownstein, the Central Arkansas women’s golf team was in sixth place, after shaving 11 strokes off of the first day’s score.

Valeria Ramirez continued her impressive play, maintaining her top-10 status with a 5-over 77. Through 36 holes, the freshman was in seventh place, leading the team.

Starting out one under after six holes, Madison Holmes looked poised to make a move up the standings, but slid just a little bit into 16th, shooting par on 14 of the 18 holes on day two.

Read all about the Central Arkansas women’s golf team at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here: https://ucasports.com/news/2023/2/13/womens-golf-bears-hold-firm-in-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

RECAP: Healey, Zalewska of the Chattanooga Mocs Pace Women’s Golf at Tulane

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The Chattanooga Mocs moved on moving day at the Tulane Classic presented by Chad Brownstein. On the first day of the tournament, the Mocs took the team up to 12th at 625. That was six strokes behind 10th-place duo Boston College and Cal Poly, while sitting two better than Arkansas State and Howard in a tie for 13th.

Dorota Zalewska had the low round bouncing back big from an uncharacteristic opening 85 with 4-under 68. That performance carried her 57 spots up the leaderboard into the top 25 tied for 24th. Her 68 was the low round of the day and one better than the tournament leader.

Which happens to be teammate Kera Healey. The freshman set new career best numbers for 18 and 36 holes. Her 3-under 69 gives her a 2-day total of 141 (-3). That leads by two over Purdue’s Ashley Kozlowski at 143.

Read all about the Chattanooga Mocs at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here: https://gomocs.com/news/2023/2/13/womens-golf-recap-healey-zalewska-pace-womens-golf-at-tulane.aspx

Tulane Golf Moves Into Second Place After Round 2 of Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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On day two, the Green Wave moved into second place of the Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein. Shooting 3-over on the day, the team was 16 shots back from the Purdue lead.

Carla Bernat had the best card of the day for Tulane shooting 1-under in the round. Bernat was tied for 5th at 3-over in the tournament as it moved into the final round.

Miriam Emmert wasn’t far behind, having gone 1-over on the day and putting herself in a six-way tie for second place.

Matilde Innocenti also shot 1-over in the second round; she was then tied for 16th.

Carlota Palacios shot 2-over and Cleo Liu shot 6-over to round out the total team score of 600 through the first two rounds. Exciting day at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein.

Read more about Tulane’s progress here: https://tulanegreenwave.com/news/2023/2/13/womens-golf-tulane-golf-moves-into-second-place-after-round-2-of-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

Tigers Tie for Seventh at Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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The University of Memphis women’s golf team tied for seventh place in the 18-team competition at the Tulane Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein on Tuesday with a score of 927 (+63). No. 47-ranked Purdue won the tournament, played at the English Turn & Country Club with a total of 897 (+33).

Some of the highlights from the University of Memphis women golfers include Junior Rebecca Brink, who led the Tigers’ effort at the tournament, placing in a tie for 25th place with a score of 230 (+14). Brink carded rounds of 76-78-76 over the course of three days. Sophomore Katie Stinchcomb tied for 35th with a total of 233 (+17), while senior Victoria England tied for 42nd with a score of 235 (+19).

Find out more about the Tigers performance at the Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein here:https://gotigersgo.com/news/2023/2/14/womens-golf-tigers-tie-for-seventh-at-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

Southern Miss Women’s Golf Sits in Fifth After 36 Holes at Tulane Classic Presented By Chad Brownstein

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Souther Miss in fifth at Tulane Womens Golf Classic

Following 36 holes at the Tulane Classic Presented By Chad Brownstein, the Southern Miss women’s golf team was in fifth place. Elena Melich led the Southern Miss Golden Eagles, who played at the English Turn Golf & Country Club and placed fourth on the individual leaderboard.

Momoka Ando and Taylor Trible led the birdie train on day two with four each. Both birdied their second hole of the day, while both also had a stretch of two birdies in three holes. Melich birdied three holes, including two on the front nine to shirt an even-par 72.

Merche Corbacho improved her score by five strokes thanks in large part to a three-birdie performance in her second round. She also limited her bogey total to five. Trible fired a two-over 74 to climb into a tie for 31st. Her Monday round was six strokes better than her previous round. Ando had the biggest climb of the day, shooting a two-over 74 after shooting an 81.

Find out more here: https://southernmiss.com/news/2023/2/13/womens-golf-sits-in-fifth-after-36-holes-at-tulane-classic-presented-by-chad-brownstein.aspx

Wichita State Spring Season Teed Off at Tulane Golf Classic Presented by Chad Brownstein

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Wichita State at Chad Brownstein Tulane Golf Classic 2023

Wichita State women’s golf opened the spring portion of its schedule in New Orleans at the Tulane Classic presented by Chad Brownstein, Feb. 12-14.

Opening round play kicked off Sunday, Feb. 12 with 18 holes and concluded with 18 holes on Monday and Tuesday.The tournament was played at the English Turn Golf and Country Club, featuring a par-72, 6,268-yard layout.

Wichita State joined the 18-team field in New Orleans, and was represented with this lineup: Mackenzie Wilson, Mar Vidal, Brooklyn Benn, Madison Slayton and Megan Lucas.

Here’s the full story: https://goshockers.com/news/2023/2/10/womens-golf-spring-season-tees-off-sunday-at-tulane-classic.aspx

The Inaugural Tulane Women’s Classic Was a Great Success

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The inaugural Tulane Classic, presented by Green Wave men’s golf alumnus Chad Brownstein was a great success.

The tournament featured 16 teams from across the nation and was played at the English Turn Golf and Conutry Club on February 13 through the 15th. Joining Tulane on its home course were Boston College, Charlotte, Clemson, Iowa, Memphis, Michigan, Nebraska, North Texas, Rutgers, SMU, Texas State, UAB, Southern Miss, UTSA and Wichita State.

 

 

The Tulane “A” team combined for a total score of 931, while the Tulane “B” team carded a 955-finishing tied for 14th. Finishing first in the tournament was North Texas with a total tally of 895. Junior Sandra Vazquez led the way for Tulane on the final day shooting three-over-par at 75, carding a total of 227 tying for ninth. Carlota Palacios and Matilde Innocenti both finished tied for 17th with a total card of 231. They shot 82, 74 and 75 in each round, respectively. Freshman Carla Bernat lead the way for Tulane through the first two rounds of play, on the final day she shot eight-over par at 80 and finished the tournament tied for 24th.

“I am proud to be the presenting sponsor of the 2022 Tulane Classic Tournament,” Brownstein said. “As a Tulane varsity golf alumnus, I am energized that Tulane and Coach (Stew) Burke have made the renewed commitment to Women’s Golf that it deserves.”

“I cannot thank Chad (Brownstein) enough for his commitment to providing our student-athletes with a national caliber tournament field that will provide our team with a great challenge to open the spring portion of our season,” Burke said.

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