Thursday, May 5
Traditions Club - Bryan, Texas
7:00 AM
Quinnipiac University
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NCAA Tournament - Bryan Regional
QU Women's Golf Heads To Bryan, Texas For 2016 NCAA Regional
5/2/2016 10:25:00 AM | Women's Golf
NCAA REGIONAL | Bryan, Texas
Date: May 5-7, 2016
Location: Traditions Club // College Station, Texas
Live Scoring: golfstatresults.com
Tournament Central: 12thman.com
Quinnipiac Women's Golf NCAA Regional Media Guide
The Quinnipiac University women's golf team will travel to Bryan, Texas to compete in the program's first NCAA Regional on May 5-7 at Traditions Club in College Station, Texas. The Bobcats clinched the 18th seed in the Bryan Regional after capturing the 2016 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship.
Traditions Club | Course Fly Over
Traditions Club is a private club, residential community and home to the Texas A&M Men's and Women's Golf Teams located in the shadow of Texas A&M University an in the heart of The Research Valley, being nestled next to the new Texas A&M Health Science Center.
The NCAA Bryan Region Field
UCLA earned the top seed in the Bryan Regional, followed by Georgia, Arizona, Kent State, Furman, Texas A&M, Texas Christian, Texas, Southern Methodist, Louisville, Miami (Fla.), Tulane, Campbell, Indiana, Texas State, Delaware and Lamar. Quinnipiac received the No. 18 seed. Six teams and three of the six golfers competing as individuals will advance to the NCAA Championship on May 20-25 in Eugene, Oregon.
The Bobcats Last Time Out
The Bobcats clinched the automatic bid after winning the 2016 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Championship on April 24. It will be the Bobcats' first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history after the sport was added at Quinnipiac in 2010. The 2016 season also marked the third season of competition in the MAAC.
Record Breakers
In winning the conference championship, the Bobcats did so in record-breaking fashion. Quinnipiac posted a combined 933 ( 69) at Disney's Magnolia Golf Course in Orlando, Florida to break the year-old record set by Albany (937) at last season's conference tournament.
The Place To Find All Your Hardware
Freshman Luciana Tobia (La Paz, Bolivia) won medalist honors with the best round in Quinnipiac's postseason history to win Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year accolades. Tobia was named to the All-MAAC team, along with classmate Julia Kemmling(Berlin, Connecticut) and Taylor Lambrou (Baldwin, New York), who also finished in the Top 10. Head coach John O'Connor was honored with the Coach of the Year Award, his second of his career.
LUCIANA TOBIA
5-2 | Fr. | La Paz, Bolivia // IMG Academy
JULIA KEMMLING
5-7 | Fr. | Berlin, Connecticut // Berlin HS
TAYLOR LAMBROU
5-6 | Sr. | Baldwin, New York // Holy Trinity
NICOLE SCOLA
5-4 | Jr. | Westerly, Rhode Island // The Prout School
JENN WHALEY
5-11 | Sr. Captain | Farmington, Connecticut // Farmington
Date: May 5-7, 2016
Location: Traditions Club // College Station, Texas
Live Scoring: golfstatresults.com
Tournament Central: 12thman.com
Quinnipiac Women's Golf NCAA Regional Media Guide
The Quinnipiac University women's golf team will travel to Bryan, Texas to compete in the program's first NCAA Regional on May 5-7 at Traditions Club in College Station, Texas. The Bobcats clinched the 18th seed in the Bryan Regional after capturing the 2016 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship.
Traditions Club | Course Fly Over
Traditions Club is a private club, residential community and home to the Texas A&M Men's and Women's Golf Teams located in the shadow of Texas A&M University an in the heart of The Research Valley, being nestled next to the new Texas A&M Health Science Center.
The NCAA Bryan Region Field
UCLA earned the top seed in the Bryan Regional, followed by Georgia, Arizona, Kent State, Furman, Texas A&M, Texas Christian, Texas, Southern Methodist, Louisville, Miami (Fla.), Tulane, Campbell, Indiana, Texas State, Delaware and Lamar. Quinnipiac received the No. 18 seed. Six teams and three of the six golfers competing as individuals will advance to the NCAA Championship on May 20-25 in Eugene, Oregon.
The Bobcats Last Time Out
The Bobcats clinched the automatic bid after winning the 2016 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Championship on April 24. It will be the Bobcats' first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history after the sport was added at Quinnipiac in 2010. The 2016 season also marked the third season of competition in the MAAC.
Record Breakers
In winning the conference championship, the Bobcats did so in record-breaking fashion. Quinnipiac posted a combined 933 ( 69) at Disney's Magnolia Golf Course in Orlando, Florida to break the year-old record set by Albany (937) at last season's conference tournament.
The Place To Find All Your Hardware
Freshman Luciana Tobia (La Paz, Bolivia) won medalist honors with the best round in Quinnipiac's postseason history to win Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year accolades. Tobia was named to the All-MAAC team, along with classmate Julia Kemmling(Berlin, Connecticut) and Taylor Lambrou (Baldwin, New York), who also finished in the Top 10. Head coach John O'Connor was honored with the Coach of the Year Award, his second of his career.
LUCIANA TOBIA
5-2 | Fr. | La Paz, Bolivia // IMG Academy
- 2016 MAAC Player of the Year
- 2016 MAAC Rookie of the Year
- 2016 All-MAAC (225, 1st/80)
- 2016 MAAC Tournament Medalist
- Three wins this season: DSU Hornets Invitational, Hartford Women's Invitational and MAAC Championship
- Seven Top-10 finishes in last eight tournaments
- Her 225 at the MAAC Championship broke Quinnipiac's 54-hole record
- Her 78.54 average is the second-best single-season average in program history
- Three career wins are the most in Quinnipiac history
JULIA KEMMLING5-7 | Fr. | Berlin, Connecticut // Berlin HS
- 2016 All-MAAC (229, 5th/80)
- Finished in the top 10 in three-straight tournaments and five of her last seven
- Her 149 ( 5) over the first two rounds of the MAAC Tournament broke the program's postseason record for 36 holes
- Her 39 birdies are a Quinnipiac freshman and single-season record
- Her 27.0 rounds played are the second-most in a single season in program history (28.0; Nicole Scola, Emily Ribbins, 2014-15)
- Her 27 counting scores are also second-most in a single season (28; Nicole Scola, 2014-15)
- Her 229 at the MAAC Tournament is the second-best 54-hole score in program history
TAYLOR LAMBROU5-6 | Sr. | Baldwin, New York // Holy Trinity
- 2016 All-MAAC (239, 9th/80)
- Has two top-10 finishes in eight tournaments played this year
- Her 83.48 average is fourth in the Bobcats' line-up
- 2015 All-MAAC
- Finished 8th/32 at the St. John's Invitational for her best finish of the season
- Shot a 74 for a career-best round at the Lady Eagle Cat Invitational
- Second on the team in Par 3 Scoring (3.60)
- Her 239 at the MAAC Tournament was a career-best 54-hole score
- Her 71.0 career rounds played are the second-most in program history
NICOLE SCOLA5-4 | Jr. | Westerly, Rhode Island // The Prout School
- 2015 All-MAAC
- 2014 MAAC Rookie of the Year, All-MAAC
- 81.89 average ranks third in the Bobcats' lineup
- Boasts a team-leading birdie conversion rate of .168
- Owns three of the top five single-season scoring averages in program history
- 28.0 rounds played in 2014-15 are a Quinnipiac single-season record
- Owns seven of the top-10 rounds in Quinnipiac history
- Owns the top three, and four out of the top five, 36-hole scores
- 68.0 career rounds rank third in Quinnipiac history
- 77 career birdies are the most in Quinnipiac history
JENN WHALEY5-11 | Sr. Captain | Farmington, Connecticut // Farmington
- Third-year Captain
- Enters NCAA Regional with a 85.04 scoring average
- Posted a pair of Top-10 finishes in 10 tournaments played this year
- Season-best 77 on the first round of the Hartford Invitational also produced her top finish (4th/42) of the season
- Third on the team in Par 3 Scoring (3.61)
- Her 24.0 rounds played in 2015-16 match her career-best (2013-14)
- Led Quinnipiac in birdies in 2012-13 (20) and 2013-14 (21)
- 89.0 career rounds are a program record
- 68 counting scores are also a program record
- Second in career birdies (74)
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