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Blaze PettyCameron women take 5th at LSC finale
THACKERVILLE, Oklahoma (April 22) – Today at the WinStar Golf Club in Thackerville, Oklahoma, the Aggie women's golf team's bid for a second straight Lone Star Conference Championship was cut just short. Cameron was in 4th place overall after Monday's first round, but finished the two-round event in 5th place today. CU's overall team score was 652 (327-325). Cameron's 2007-2008 women's golf season is now officially over, as CU was not ranked regionally and will not advance further in the postseason. Cameron took home the championship at this same event last year in only their third season as an official women's golf squad.
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Pictured: Freshman Tori McCollom hits a ball from the fairway at today's second round of the Lone Star Conference Championship.

Ags finish 7th in Lady Buff Stampede
AMARILLO, Texas (April 1) – It seems as if the Aggie women’s golf team just can’t catch a break this season. In each of their five tournaments this semester the Cameron women have battled extremely harsh weather, from wind, to cold, to even snow. This week in Amarillo, Texas, the team took part in the Lady Buff Stampede tournament and faced off against ten other teams, not to mention fierce winds that easily turned birdies into bogeys. The event was played at the Tascostoa Country Club and was hosted by West Texas A&M University.
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CU women take 7th in LSC Preview
THACKERVILLE, Oklahoma (March 11) – The weather turned out beautifully for today’s second and final round of the Red River Intercollegiate golf tournament hosted by the East Central University Tigers. The Cameron Aggie women’s golf team finished the event in 7th place with an overall team score of 687 (353-334). First round play was delayed a few hours on Monday, but the second round went off without a hitch. The Aggies knocked 26 strokes off of their final score from last weekend’s tournament.
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CU golf takes 12th in Austin
AUSTIN, Texas (March 4) – Competing in the annual St. Edward’s University Invitational, the Cameron women’s golf team battled poor weather and a talented field to take 12th place out of 17 schools. The Aggies finished round one in 11th place overall and slipped to 12th after today’s second and final round. CU finished with a total team score of 713 (363-350) and showed considerable improvement in the second round. Every Aggie golfer cut strokes off of their first round score today.
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Goodwin bolsters CU golf with McGrath signing
LAWTON, Oklahoma (January 25) – Cameron Aggie head women’s golf coach Rick Goodwin today officially announced the signing of Kass McGrath, a redshirt sophomore, to his squad for the 2008-2009 season. McGrath has already begun taking classes at Cameron this semester but will not begin playing until next fall. She is the younger sister of former Aggie golf standout Janel Bailey and the daughter of Harry Bailey III, who also played collegiate golf at CU.
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Aggie women finish 6th in host tourney
DUNCAN, Oklahoma (October 16) – The annual Oklahoma Intercollegiate for Women invitational golf tournament, hosted by Cameron University, wrapped up this afternoon at The Territory Golf Club (pictured) in Duncan, Oklahoma. The Aggie women’s golf team finished the event in 6th place with a team score of 626 (310-316). Cameron improved their team score for the fifth consecutive tournament, a very impressive feat.
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