Women's Golf Back in Action at 44th Annual Pat Bradley Invitational - FGCU Athletics

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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's golf team returns to action this weekend at the 44^th Annual Pat Bradley Invitational hosted by FIU at The Lakewood Ranch and Country Club.
 
The three-day, 54-hole event begins Saturday starting at 8 AM with live scoring available through www.GolfState.com.
 
The Eagles are coming off a fourth-place finish at the Jupiter Invitational where Laura Edmonds (Buenos Aires, Argentina/Cypress Bay) placed third overall in a record-setting third round that included a hole-in-one for the senior.
 
Edmonds set a school-record with a six-under 65 in the third round, while her six under performance also tied the school record for Low Round vs. Par. She also tied for the second-best low 54-hole total in program history with a three-round score of 206. For the Jupiter Invitational, her score of 65 today was a new tournament record, while her hole-in-one was the first ever for the event.
 
The last time the Eagles played in the Pat Bradley, FGCU finished 3^rd among 17 teams in 2019-20. Prior to last year's shortened season, FGCU had competed in the event 14 consecutive seasons. 
 
For the season, Edmonds holds a 70.83 scoring average to lead FGCU through two tournaments. Anouk Casty (Basserdrof, Switzerland/Academia) is just behind (74.33), while Haley Yerxa (Ottawa, Ontario/Hillcrest) ranks third (75.33).
 
This will mark the final fall competition for the Eagles before resuming play in February at the FAU Paradise Invitational in Boca Raton.
 
FGCU Lineup:
1. Laura Edmonds
2. Anouk Casty
3. Sophia Warren
4. Posie Farrelly
5. Haley Yerxa
Individual – Josephine Bertelsen 
 
44^th Annual Pat Bradley Invitational Field:
#106 Boston College
Daytona State
#171 Eastern Michigan
#101 FAU
#136 FGCU
#146 FIU
#145 Georgia State
#129 Jacksonville
#107 James Madison
#87 Minnesota
#140 Northern Illinois
#132 Stetson
#176 UTEP
#193 UT Rio Grande Valley
#134 Western Kentucky
 
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