TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
Event (host): Evie Odom Invitational (Old Dominion)
Course: Princess Anne Country Club
Dates: October 9-11 (Friday – Sunday)

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW
•    The two-day, 54-hole tournament is set to get underway on Friday morning with an 7:45 a.m. (CT) shotgun start on the par 70, 5,800-yard course, where the second round will immediately follow the conclusion of the first round
•    On Saturday, the teams will begin final round action at 7:30 a.m. (CT), with a split tee start on No. 1 and No. 10.
•    Live scoring links for each round will be available on USAJaguars.com

THE FIELD
•    Joining South Alabama and tournament host Old Dominion in the 14-team field are Belmont, Bowling Green, Coastal Carolina, Georgetown, Georgia, Lehigh, Louisville, North Florida, Penn State, Sacramento State, South Carolina, William & Mary
•    There will also be 11 individuals from nine teams competing at the event to bring the total number of players to 81 in the field
•    South Alabama will be paired with Georgia and Sacramento State in the opening round and tee off on holes 10, 12-15

THE LINEUP
•    The Jaguar lineup will feature (1) Mercedes Aldana | Tee 10; (2) Lilian Buehle | Tee 12; (3) Rebekka Stutley | Tee 13; (4) Katelyn Foster | Tee 14; (5) Daniela Palmeros | Tee 15
•    Aldana (t-fifth) and Buehle (t-10th) are coming off a pair of Top-10 finishes as they helped the Jags record a sixth-place finish at the 29th Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship
•    The 861 by the Jags at the tournament was the fourth-lowest, 54-hole score at an event in program history
•    Aldana also set both single-round (68) and 54-hole (208) career best at the tournament
•    Buehle leads the club with a 71.50 strokes per round average, while Aldana is close behind her at 72.67
•    Palmeros finished four-under for the tournament to win by three strokes and pick up her first medalist honors 
•    The three-round, 206 by Palmeros marked not only a new career low, but was the second-lowest, 54-hole score in program history
•    South Alabama competed at the event last season, and placed fourth in the 12-team field after finishing with a three-round, 864
•    As a team, the Jags also recorded 35 birdies over the three rounds on the course

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