CALLUM CRIPPLED BY EARLY TRIPLE
BOGEY AT PINEHURST
Callum Macaulay (Mississippi University) had a disappointing second round of 77 over the 7,035yd, par-72 Pinehurst No 8 course in the Pinehurst Intercollegiate tournament in North Carolina where, for the second morning in a row, frost delayed the start by a couple of hours.
Macaulay was unable to recover from the body blow of a triple bogey 7 as early as the third hole.
In a birdie-less round, the young man from Tulliallan bogeyed the 11th and 18th in halves of 39 and 38 for a 36-hole tally of 151 and a share of 30th place in a field of 96 players.
With one round to go, Jorge Campillo (Indiana) leads at four-under-par 140 after rounds of 73 and 67.
Indiana and Michigan share the team lead on 590 with Southern Methodist (592) third.
Mississippi (598) are one shot behind fourth-placed Penn State but only one stroke ahead of sixth-placed Wisconsin in a field of 18 teams.
LUCY GOULD JOINT RUNNER-UP IN
SHAMROCK INTERCOLLEGIATE
Former Welsh girls champion Lucy Gould recorded her best finish on the US women's college circuit for a long time when she tied for the runner-up spot in the Shamrock Intercollegiate tournament at Tega Cay Golf Club, South Carolina.
Over a 5,906yd, par-72 course, Lucy, a student at East Tennessee State University, had rounds of 74 and 81 for 155 - three behind the winner, Jutta Degerman (Winthrop) who scored 79 and 73.
Irish international Sinead O'Sullivan, also a student at East Tennessee State), finished 12th on 163 with scores of 84 and 79.
Channel Islander Olivia Higgins (Charleston Southern) came joint 13th with 84 and 80 for 164.
High Point University senior Kate O'Sullivan scored 85 and 83 for a share of 20th place on 168.
High Point team-mate AnnMarie Dalton from Carlow tied for 29th place on 170 with scores of 90 and 80.
Ashton Ingram from Fort William, a freshman student at Belmont Abbey College, scored 92 and 95 for 187 and joint 67th place in a field of 91 players.
Winthrop (642) won the team event but East Tennessee State, thanks to the efforts of Lucy Gould and Sinead O'Sullivan, finished second on 644 with Elon University a distant third on 659.
High Point (684) finished seventh of 16.
BOGEY AT PINEHURST
Callum Macaulay (Mississippi University) had a disappointing second round of 77 over the 7,035yd, par-72 Pinehurst No 8 course in the Pinehurst Intercollegiate tournament in North Carolina where, for the second morning in a row, frost delayed the start by a couple of hours.
Macaulay was unable to recover from the body blow of a triple bogey 7 as early as the third hole.
In a birdie-less round, the young man from Tulliallan bogeyed the 11th and 18th in halves of 39 and 38 for a 36-hole tally of 151 and a share of 30th place in a field of 96 players.
With one round to go, Jorge Campillo (Indiana) leads at four-under-par 140 after rounds of 73 and 67.
Indiana and Michigan share the team lead on 590 with Southern Methodist (592) third.
Mississippi (598) are one shot behind fourth-placed Penn State but only one stroke ahead of sixth-placed Wisconsin in a field of 18 teams.
LUCY GOULD JOINT RUNNER-UP IN
SHAMROCK INTERCOLLEGIATE
Former Welsh girls champion Lucy Gould recorded her best finish on the US women's college circuit for a long time when she tied for the runner-up spot in the Shamrock Intercollegiate tournament at Tega Cay Golf Club, South Carolina.
Over a 5,906yd, par-72 course, Lucy, a student at East Tennessee State University, had rounds of 74 and 81 for 155 - three behind the winner, Jutta Degerman (Winthrop) who scored 79 and 73.
Irish international Sinead O'Sullivan, also a student at East Tennessee State), finished 12th on 163 with scores of 84 and 79.
Channel Islander Olivia Higgins (Charleston Southern) came joint 13th with 84 and 80 for 164.
High Point University senior Kate O'Sullivan scored 85 and 83 for a share of 20th place on 168.
High Point team-mate AnnMarie Dalton from Carlow tied for 29th place on 170 with scores of 90 and 80.
Ashton Ingram from Fort William, a freshman student at Belmont Abbey College, scored 92 and 95 for 187 and joint 67th place in a field of 91 players.
Winthrop (642) won the team event but East Tennessee State, thanks to the efforts of Lucy Gould and Sinead O'Sullivan, finished second on 644 with Elon University a distant third on 659.
High Point (684) finished seventh of 16.
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