Augusta, GA
Brinker Leads Duke on Day One of Valspar Augusta Invitational – Duke University
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Duke ladies’s golf junior Phoebe Brinker carded back-to-back rounds of 1-under-par, 71, to steer the Blue Devils on the primary day of motion on the Valspar Augusta Invitational, which is being performed on the 6,244-yard, par 72 Forest Hills Golf Membership in Augusta, Ga.
Brinker, who hails from Wilmington, Del., enters the ultimate spherical in a tie for ninth with a 2-under, 142. She ranked tied for first within the discipline with a 5-under-par rating on par-5 holes and was one among solely 4 golfers to register an eagle. Brinker’s eagle got here in spherical one on the 533-yard, par-5 seventeenth gap when she hit her 3-wood from 240 yards to a few ft.
How It Occurred
• After opening spherical one with a shotgun begin on No. 4, Phoebe Brinker suffered a double-bogey on No. 4 and a bogey on No. 7 to maneuver to 3-over-par by 4 holes. She then struck hearth taking pictures 4-under-par over her ultimate 14 holes to complete with a 1-under-par, 71. In spherical two, Brinker as soon as once more began her afternoon on No. 4 and moved to 2-under with back-to-back birdies on No. 8 and No. 9. After six pars and a bogey over the subsequent seven holes, she acquired again to 2-under with a birdie on No. 17. She closed with two pars, one birdie on No. 2 and a double-bogey on No. 1 to complete with one other 71.
• Senior Erica Shepherd signed for rounds of 74 and 72 for a 2-over-par, 146, which is tied for twenty second total. She collected 14 pars and two birdies in spherical one. Shepherd was 2-under-par heading into her sixteenth gap, earlier than dropping 4 photographs on two holes. In spherical two, she opened her afternoon on No. 5 and shortly moved to 3-under-par with birdies on No. 4, No. 9 and No. 11. A double-bogey on No. 12 and bogey on No. 16 moved her rating again to even. She closed with two birdies, two bogeys and two pars.
• Each Rylie Heflin and Anne Chen turned in equivalent scores of 74 and 76 and are tied for 44 total by 36 holes.
• In spherical one, Heflin went a 9-hole stretch the place she was bogey-free from holes 10-18, which included a 10-foot par save on No. 10. She collected birdies on No. 3 and No. 9 on the entrance 9, whereas ending with a 74. Heflin collected 15 pars within the second spherical and completed with a 76.
• Chen opened the morning with an even-par rating by 14 holes, earlier than dropping a few photographs on the best way in to complete with a 74. In spherical two, Chen parred the primary 9 holes and was 4-over-par over the ultimate 9.
• Freshman Andie Smith had rounds of 77 and 76 for a 36-hole rating of 153, which is tied for 57. She was restricted to just one birdie on the day.
• As a group, Duke is eighth total with rounds of 293 and 295 for a 588. Wake Forest leads the sector with a 563.
• Rachel Kuehn of Wake Forest leads the person motion with a 10-under, 134.
Notes
• Phoebe Brinker missed solely 4 fairways out of a doable 28 on the day.
• Brinker collected her team-best twelfth and thirteenth rounds of even or below par on Saturday.
• Erica Shepherd posted her tenth spherical of even or below par.
• As a group, Duke shot 5-under on par-5 holes, which ranked tied for third total.
• The Blue Devils posted 125 pars, which was the second-most on Saturday.
• Duke completed the primary 36 holes with 19 birdies.
• Rylie Heflin’s 27 pars ranked tied for fifth.
Up Subsequent
Duke will open Sunday’s ultimate spherical with a shotgun begin at 9 a.m., on holes 8-11 together with Oklahoma State and Alabama.
To remain updated with Blue Devils ladies’s golf, observe the group on Twitter, Instagram and Fb by looking “https://goduke.com/information/2023/3/11/DukeWGOLF”.
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Duke Outcomes
T10 T9 Phoebe Brinker Duke 71 71 142 -2
T28 T22 Erica Shepherd Duke 74 72 146 +2
T28 T44 Rylie Heflin Duke 74 76 150 +6
T28 T44 Anne Chen Duke 74 76 150 +6
T52 T57 Andie Smith Duke 77 76 153 +9
1 2 Group Scores
1 1 Wake Forest 279 284 563 -13
3 2 Augusta 286 288 574 -2
4 3 Florida State 288 287 575 -1
T5 T4 Ole Miss 291 286 577 +1
2 T4 Florida 280 297 577 +1
T5 6 South Florida 291 292 583 +7
8 7 Oklahoma State 296 289 585 +9
7 8 Duke 293 295 588 +12
13 9 Alabama 310 281 591 +15
T9 10 Minnesota, U. of 302 291 593 +17
T9 11 Furman 302 297 599 +23
11 12 Georgia Southern 304 297 601 +25
12 13 Virginia Tech 309 295 604 +28
14 14 Coastal Carolina 315 303 618 +42
Begin End Participant Group Scores
T1 1 Rachel Kuehn Wake Forest 68 66 134 -10
T10 2 Charlotte Heath Florida State 71 66 137 -7
T5 T3 Chiara Tamburlini Ole Miss 69 70 139 -5
T16 T3 Daniela Burgos * Augusta 72 67 139 -5
T1 5 Jackie Lucena Florida 68 72 140 -4
9 T6 Annabell Fuller Florida 70 71 141 -3
T10 T6 Maddison Hinson-Tolchard Oklahoma State 71 70 141 -3
T1 T6 Carolina Lopez-Chacarra Wake Forest 68 73 141 -3
T10 T9 Phoebe Brinker Duke 71 71 142 -2
T5 T9 Kennedy Carroll Augusta 69 73 142 -2
T10 T9 Melanie Inexperienced South Florida 71 71 142 -2
T5 T12 Alice Hodge Florida State 69 75 144 E
T36 T12 Juliana Camargo South Florida 75 69 144 E
T22 T14 Lauren Walsh Wake Forest 73 72 145 +1
T16 T14 Isabella McCauley Minnesota, U. of 72 73 145 +1
T16 T14 Haley Yerxa Georgia Southern 72 73 145 +1
T36 T14 Religion Johnson Furman 75 70 145 +1
T52 T14 Sarah Edwards Alabama 77 68 145 +1
T16 T14 Emilia Migliaccio Wake Forest 72 73 145 +1
T28 T14 Natacha Host Husted Ole Miss 74 71 145 +1
T22 T14 Mirabel Ting Augusta 73 72 145 +1
T36 T22 Thitaporn Saithip Oklahoma State 75 71 146 +2
T46 T22 Chiara Sola Augusta 76 70 146 +2
T22 T22 Chloe Johnson Furman 73 73 146 +2
T16 T22 Lauren Heinlein South Florida 72 74 146 +2
T22 T22 Amelia Williamson Florida State 73 73 146 +2
T28 T22 Erica Shepherd Duke 74 72 146 +2
T5 T22 Napabhach Boon-In Augusta 69 77 146 +2
T10 T22 Mimi Rhodes Wake Forest 71 75 146 +2
T1 T30 Maisie Filler Florida 68 79 147 +3
T28 T30 Benedetta Moresco Alabama 74 73 147 +3
T52 T30 Morgan Ketchum Virginia Tech 77 70 147 +3
T46 T30 Mariana Mesones Minnesota, U. of 76 71 147 +3
T46 T34 Nicole Gal Ole Miss 76 72 148 +4
T36 T34 Elle Johnson Ole Miss 75 73 148 +4
T36 T34 Kaylah Williams Florida State 75 73 148 +4
T36 T34 Victoria Zheng Augusta 75 73 148 +4
T28 T38 Taylor Roberts Florida 74 75 149 +5
T64 T38 Kynadie Adams Alabama 79 70 149 +5
T10 T38 Taylor Kehoe * Alabama 71 78 149 +5
T60 T38 Hailey Jones Oklahoma State 78 71 149 +5
T36 T38 Abby Newton Georgia Southern 75 74 149 +5
T16 T38 Clemence Martin Oklahoma State 72 77 149 +5
T28 T44 Anne Chen Duke 74 76 150 +6
T69 T44 Emilie Overas Alabama 80 70 150 +6
T28 T44 Rylie Heflin Duke 74 76 150 +6
T36 T44 Ginnie Lee Virginia Tech 75 75 150 +6
T36 T44 Sara Sarrion Coastal Carolina 75 75 150 +6
T36 T49 Karoline Tuttle * Florida 75 76 151 +7
T52 T49 Luisa Gibson Coastal Carolina 77 74 151 +7
T22 T49 Andrea Lignell Ole Miss 73 78 151 +7
T69 T49 Emma Carpenter Minnesota, U. of 80 71 151 +7
T46 T53 Anna Morgan Furman 76 76 152 +8
T28 T53 Katherine Cook dinner * Florida State 74 78 152 +8
T46 T53 Lottie Woad Florida State 76 76 152 +8
T52 T53 Symone Henriques Virginia Tech 77 75 152 +8
T28 T57 Leah Herzog Minnesota, U. of 74 79 153 +9
T52 T57 Andie Smith Duke 77 76 153 +9
T52 T57 Ellen Hume * Ole Miss 77 76 153 +9
T22 T57 Leonor Medeiros South Florida 73 80 153 +9
T52 T61 Anne-Sterre Den Dunnen * Wake Forest 77 77 154 +10
T64 T61 Taylor Oberparleiter Georgia Southern 79 75 154 +10
T69 T63 Regina Plascencia Georgia Southern 80 75 155 +11
T69 T63 Becca DiNunzio Virginia Tech 80 75 155 +11
T69 T65 Grace Curran Minnesota, U. of 80 76 156 +12
T46 T65 Marina Escobar Domingo Florida 76 80 156 +12
T60 T65 Han-Hsuan Yu Oklahoma State 78 78 156 +12
T60 T65 Karlee Vardas Georgia Southern 78 78 156 +12
T52 T65 Clare Gimpel Coastal Carolina 77 79 156 +12
T64 T70 Alizee Vidal South Florida 79 78 157 +13
T64 T70 Caroline Crumrine Furman 79 78 157 +13
T60 72 Liza Lapeyre Furman 78 80 158 +14
T76 T73 Maika Llarena Cervantes Coastal Carolina 86 75 161 +17
75 T73 Petra Duran * Augusta 83 78 161 +17
T76 75 Isabella van der Biest Alabama 86 76 162 +18
T64 76 Symran Shah * Virginia Tech 79 86 165 +21
74 77 Alyssa Montgomery Virginia Tech 82 84 166 +22
78 78 Isabella Galla Coastal Carolina 87 82 169 +25
Augusta, GA
Crews prepare highways as CSRA braces for winter weather — again
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Winter weather could be heading towards the CSRA again, and the Georgia Department of Transportation says they are preparing for it.
GDOT says they are actively preparing and coordinating brine operations, equipment and materials to respond to the pending threat by treating hundreds of interstate and state route lane miles across the state.
Officials with GDOT say, unlike last week’s winter storm, this one has the potential to impact central Georgia′s entire 27-county area.
Because of the large area that could be impacted, G-DOT says treatment plans are being driven by priority.
Prior to the weather system’s arrival, crews will apply brine solutions to interstates, state routes, bridges, and overpasses in anticipation of freezing rain, sleet, ice, and snow.
Brine is a solution of salt and water used to decrease the probability of freezing under certain conditions.
GDOT crews are scheduled to begin brine operations on Sunday at 7 a.m. GDOT maintenance forces will begin by bringing I-20, I-520, and I-16. A GDOT contractor will focus on high-priority, multi-lane state routes.
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Officials say their highest priorities are I-20, I-16, and Bobby Jones Expressway, followed by high-priority multi-lane state routes, including US 1, US 25, US 441, and SR 540.
GDOT officials want to remind you:
- Brine operations could be delayed depending on weather conditions. The road temperature must be at least 20 degrees to successfully apply brine. Brine tanks remain full across the district after last week’s winter weather event. However, crews will be prepared to mix more brine solutions as needed.
- Be aware of the brine trucks and know they must travel 40 miles per hour to properly apply the treatment.
- Pay attention and stay back at least 100 feet. All drivers in the district are asked to start making plans now to limit travel next week in case winter weather impacts the area.
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Augusta, GA
Jags stay atop the PBC with win over Georgia Southwestern
Augusta, GA – The Augusta men’s basketball team continued their strong start in Peach Belt Conference play, securing a 77-69 victory over Georgia Southwestern on Saturday evening at Christenberry Fieldhouse. With the win, Augusta improves to 11-5 overall and 5-1 in the PBC, while Georgia Southwestern drops to 6-10 and 0-6 in league play. Augusta (11-5, 5-1 Peach Belt) FG% 49.1 3PT% 27.3 FT% 81.5 Georgia Southwestern (6-10, 0-6 Peach Belt) FG% 38.3 3PT% 18.2 FT% 63.6 The Jaguars set the tone early, taking a 35-32 lead into halftime behind a balanced offensive effort. In the second half, Augusta maintained…
Augusta, GA
George Crouser Obituary January 17, 2025 – Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors
George A. Crouser, age 73, passed away peacefully Friday, January 17, 2025 in Augusta, GA with family by his side.
He is survived by his wife, Madeline; daughters: Sarah (Tony) Lonaker of Findlay, Ohio and Stacey (Kurt Williams) Wright of Augusta, Georgia; step-daughters: Lisa (Wes) Grate of Cincinnati, Ohio and Amanda (Eric) Sobul of Willoughby, Ohio; grandchildren: Ady, Shane, Maddie, Bella, Scout, and Wylie; and former spouse: Sharee.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Ralph and June (nee Dunn) Crouser, and brother, John Crouser.
George was born May 23, 1951 in Painesville, Ohio. He attended Harvey High School, Class of 1969, where he was a multi-sport letterman. He was a jack-of-all-trades but found his career working in nuclear plants in Ohio, New Hampshire, and found his way to Augusta.
George loved listening to music, amassing a massive record collection, and attending concerts. In his spare time, George could be found playing billiards in different leagues. He was an avid sports fan and loved watching the Cleveland Browns and Cleveland Guardians but loved Ohio State the most.
All services are private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to The American Heart Association of The National Kidney Foundation.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484.
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