LAKE CITY, Minn. — The Saint Mary's University of Minnesota women's golf team kicks off its 2015 season on Tuesday, as the Cardinals square off against Macalester in the annual MacMary Dual at The Jewel Golf Course
The MacMary Dual:• Saint Mary's Cardinals vs. Macalester Scots
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Video Preview Saint Mary's vs. Macalester—Their Meeting:• August 29, 2014: After shooting a season-best 389 at the season-ending Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships last year, the Cardinals shaved 12 strokes off that score in their season-opening dual-match against Macalester at Emerald Greens Golf Course in Hastings, Minn. But not even the Cardinals' best would be good enough against the Scots, as Macalester handed Saint Mary's a 344-377 setback in the teams' annual MacMary Dual |
Recap Cardinals Up Next:• The Cardinals return to action on Friday, traveling to Ridges of Sand Creek in Jordan, Minn., for a dual meet against Bethany Lutheran.
Scouting The Saint Mary's Cardinals:2015 Roster |
2015 Schedule |
2014 Final Statistics•
Kaitlin Kling (LeRoy, Minn.) closed out her first year as a Cardinal with a team-leading 91.3 scoring average a year ago. … Kling owed the team's top two individual performances last season, carding an 88 during the second day of the Wartburg Invitational on Sept. 6, before shaving three strokes off that round with a career-best 85 during second round of the D3 Classic on Sept. 14. … Kling's 85 was not only the Cardinals' lowest score of the season, but the lowest since the 2011 season. …
Madison Gately (Glenview, Ill.)—the only Cardinal to compete in all nine tournament rounds in 2014—finished second to Kling with a 96.95 scoring average, including a career-best round of 88 at the D3 Classic on Sept. 13. …
Haley Jung (Monticello, Minn.) carded career-best rounds of 89 and 88 in the final 36 holes of the 54-hole, season-ending MIAC Championships. …
Jennie Marx (Austin, Minn.) recorded a career-best 90 to lead Saint Mary's in its dual against Macalester on Aug. 29. … As a team, the Cardinals fired a season-low 360 during the second round of the MIAC Championships.
