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Eagles Prepare for 2019 ACC Women's Golf Championship
April 17, 2019 | Women's Golf
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Boston College women's golf competes in the 2019 ACC Championship this week at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. The Championship will be held Thursday-Saturday (April 18-20) at the 6,089-yard, par 72 championship course.
The Eagles will begin the competition on Thursday morning with a shotgun start as each group will tee off at 8:30 a.m. In an effort to avoid inclement weather in the Greensboro area on Friday, teams will now play the first and second rounds (36 holes) on Thursday and there will be no play on Friday.
The ACC Championship is making its return to Sedgefield after a two-year hiatus that interrupted a span of eight consecutive championships hosted by the course. Final round play will be carried live on ACC Network Extra beginning 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, with Roy Philpott and Donna Andrews on the call.Â
EAGLE STATS
Bibilani Liu currently leads Boston College in scoring average (74.86) entering the ACC Championship, followed closely by Ailin Li (75.20). Katie Kim (76.24), Alexa Rivas (77.10), and Linrui Chen (79.73) round out the team's top-5 players this season.
Liu paces the squad in fairways hit (88%), greens in regulation (73%), and par-5 scoring (5.00). Li has the best averages on the team in scrambling (39%), total putts (32.90), par-3 scoring (3.14), and par-4 scoring (4.22).Â
LAST TIME OUT
In BC's last tournament, Bibilani Liu finished as the runner-up at the inaugural Strutter Gus Invitational at the Georgia Southern University Course on April 1. Liu was tied with GSU's Ansley Bowman atop the leaderboard after 54 holes following identical scores from the two golfers in all three rounds, but the sophomore lost the first playoff hole to Bowman.
Ailin Li also earned a top-10 finish as she placed ninth at +17, including a three-over 75 in the second round. Meg Niu closed the tournament tied for 13th after shooting a 77 in the final round, while Alexa Rivas' 77 in the third round moved her up into 17th place.
Boston College finished second out of seven schools in the tournament at +67, which was 20 strokes behind the host and champion Georgia Southern. The Eagles led the field in par-5 scoring at -2 as Liu and Rivas were each -2 individually. Liu was tied for the second-most birdies during the event with 10.
LAST YEAR
The 2018 ACC Championship was held at Grandover Resort & Conference Center in Greensboro. Ailin Li had a solid showing as she shot even par on the final day (72) and +1 on Sunday, finishing at +9 for 30th place overall. Jocelyn Chia finished at +14 for the tournament and tied in 44th place. Her best round came on Sunday as she posted a 75 with four birdies on the back nine. As a rookie, Bibilani Liu finished tied for 52nd at +19, shooting a low round of 77 on Monday afternoon with three birdies.
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The Eagles will begin the competition on Thursday morning with a shotgun start as each group will tee off at 8:30 a.m. In an effort to avoid inclement weather in the Greensboro area on Friday, teams will now play the first and second rounds (36 holes) on Thursday and there will be no play on Friday.
The ACC Championship is making its return to Sedgefield after a two-year hiatus that interrupted a span of eight consecutive championships hosted by the course. Final round play will be carried live on ACC Network Extra beginning 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, with Roy Philpott and Donna Andrews on the call.Â
EAGLE STATS
Bibilani Liu currently leads Boston College in scoring average (74.86) entering the ACC Championship, followed closely by Ailin Li (75.20). Katie Kim (76.24), Alexa Rivas (77.10), and Linrui Chen (79.73) round out the team's top-5 players this season.
Liu paces the squad in fairways hit (88%), greens in regulation (73%), and par-5 scoring (5.00). Li has the best averages on the team in scrambling (39%), total putts (32.90), par-3 scoring (3.14), and par-4 scoring (4.22).Â
LAST TIME OUT
In BC's last tournament, Bibilani Liu finished as the runner-up at the inaugural Strutter Gus Invitational at the Georgia Southern University Course on April 1. Liu was tied with GSU's Ansley Bowman atop the leaderboard after 54 holes following identical scores from the two golfers in all three rounds, but the sophomore lost the first playoff hole to Bowman.
Ailin Li also earned a top-10 finish as she placed ninth at +17, including a three-over 75 in the second round. Meg Niu closed the tournament tied for 13th after shooting a 77 in the final round, while Alexa Rivas' 77 in the third round moved her up into 17th place.
Boston College finished second out of seven schools in the tournament at +67, which was 20 strokes behind the host and champion Georgia Southern. The Eagles led the field in par-5 scoring at -2 as Liu and Rivas were each -2 individually. Liu was tied for the second-most birdies during the event with 10.
LAST YEAR
The 2018 ACC Championship was held at Grandover Resort & Conference Center in Greensboro. Ailin Li had a solid showing as she shot even par on the final day (72) and +1 on Sunday, finishing at +9 for 30th place overall. Jocelyn Chia finished at +14 for the tournament and tied in 44th place. Her best round came on Sunday as she posted a 75 with four birdies on the back nine. As a rookie, Bibilani Liu finished tied for 52nd at +19, shooting a low round of 77 on Monday afternoon with three birdies.
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