DESTIN, Fla. – The Washburn Ichabod women's golf team posted its best team score of the three-round Emerald Coast Classic on Tuesday, with the Ichabods moving up two spots to finish in 14^th place for the tournament. Four Washburn players fired their lowest rounds of the tournament in the closing round.
Keira Ronsick paced the Ichabods on the day with a final-round 1-over 72, finishing in a tie for 40^th place at 16-over. Ronsick kept a clean scorecard on the back nine, finishing with an even-par 35.
Susana Granados Carrion led the Ichabods for the tournament, finishing in a tie for 31^st at 12-over after closing with a 2-over 73. Granados Carrion made three birdies in the round while scoring over par on only three holes.
Allie Sullivan finished in a tie for 53^rd place after a final-round 2-over 73, moving up 13 spots on the leaderboard. Sullivan posted an even-par 36 on the front nine in the third round.
Angelina Borg-Malec finished in 84^th place, finding two birdies on her way to a third-round 3-over 74.
Aliyah North ended the tournament in 91^st place, closing the trip with a 12-over 83.
Playing as an individual, Raegan Petersen finished in a tie for 74^th place, posting a final-round 8-over 79.
Washburn concluded the day with a team score of 292, bringing its three-day total to 924. The Ichabods trailed Central Oklahoma by three strokes, while holding a six-shot advantage over Texas A&M-Kingsville.
Flagler claimed the team title by 14 strokes, finishing at 8-under as a team. The Saints occupied the top two spots on the individual leaderboard, with Henriette Stranda and Stella Jelinek finishing at 9-under and 7-under, respectively.
The Ichabods will return to Kansas for the Konzem-Capra Invitational in Spring Hill from March 20-21.