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May 20, 2014

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TULSA, Okla. –

The South Carolina women’s golf team shot a 301 (+21) on Tuesday in the opening round of the NCAA Championship at Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. and is currently in 11th place.

“They [the team] battled all day,” said head coach Kalen Harris. “It was a really tough day with the wind. We got some good breaks and some bad breaks, but overall they battled. We played some solid golf but we struggled coming in a little bit, which was a tough. Overall we’re within range, not exactly where we want to be but with three days left and a lot of golf to play, anything can happen.”

Oklahoma finished the round in first place with a score of 288 (+8). UCLA is currently in second place with a score of 291 (+11).

Senior Samantha Swinehart carded the low round of the day for the Gamecocks, turning in a 3-over 73. She tallied three birdies on the day and finished the round in a tie for 22nd place.

Freshman Katelyn Dambaugh and senior Suzie Lee both concluded the round in a tie for 41st place with a score of 75 (+5).

Sophomore Sarah Schmelzel finished next on the leaderboard for the Garnet and Black in a tie for 79th place with a score of 78 (+8).

Junior Justine Dreher shot a first-round 80 (+10) and is currently tied for 102nd place.

“Hopefully tomorrow we’ll be able to get out in the morning when it’s a little less windy and get the opportunity to have better scoring conditions. They [the team] have been coming back all year so this group is definitely capable of doing some special things.

South Carolina is scheduled to tee off at 8:25 a.m. ET on Wednesday in the second round and will be paired with Alabama and Washington. Live scoring is available through Golfstat.

South Carolina Results
Samantha Swinehart 73 (+3)
Katelyn Dambaugh 75 (+5)
Suzie Lee 75 (+5)
Justine Dreher 80 (+10)

Team Standings
1. Oklahoma 288 (+8)
2. UCLA 291 (+11)
T3. Duke 293 (+13)
T3. Southern California 293 (+13)
T3. Arizona State 293 (+13)
6. California 296 (+16)
7. Arizona 298 (+18)
T8. Washington 299 (+19)
T8. Ohio State 299 (+19)
10. Stanford 300 (+20)
11. South Carolina 301 (+21)
12. Mississippi State 302 (+22)
T13. Tulane 303 (+23)
T13. Vanderbilt 303 (+23)
T13. Virginia 303 (+23)
T16. Alabama 305 (+25)
T16. Florida 305 (+25)
T16. Texas A&M 305 (+25)
T16. Campbell 305 (+25)
T16. Michigan State 305 (+25)
T16. Northwestern 305 (+25)
22. Iowa State 306 (+26)
23. NC State 307 (+27)
24. Kansas 313 (+33)