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The 20th-ranked Georgia men’s golf team finished eighth in the Nike Invitational.
Senior Spencer Ralston led the Bulldogs in the third round as he signed for an even-par 71. Freshman Connor Creasy and senior Calum Masters followed Ralston with a 1-over 72. Battling at the top was junior Davis Thompson, who added a 2-over 73. Sophomore Trent Phillips had the Bulldogs’ drop score of 3-over 74.
A pair of top-five individual finishes at The Molly propelled women’s golf to a third place finish. Led by freshmen Caroline Craig and Caterina Don, the Bulldogs wrapped up the two-day, 54-hole event at 28-over 892. Individually, Craig was fourth at 2-over 218, and Don tied for fifth at 3-over 219 at the Waverley Country Club.
As expected, men’s tennis made a strong showing in the 52nd Southern Intercollegiate, consisting of 12 teams over three days.
In the silver singles consolation finals, freshman Erik Grevelius defeated Miami’s Franco Aubone in straight sets for the 6-3, 6-3 victory. Earlier in doubles, the Bulldogs recorded two wins against Florida opponents. The sophomore duo of Henning and Blake Croyder raced to a 6-1 win against Gators No. 3 overall seed Johannes Ingildsen and Brian Berdusco, while freshmen Grevelius and Mateo Reyes performed to a 6-0 victory over Miami’s William Grattan-Smith and Stephen Madonia.
The three-day round-robin event featured players from Texas Christian, Texas Tech, Texas A&M and the Bulldogs. Gonzalez, a senior ranked 13th-nationally, earned the singles title after going 3-0, winning all of her matches in straight sets. For the fall, Gonzalez is 5-1.
Women’s soccer opened SEC play by tying LSU and then easily handling Mizzou 5-1. Chloe Chapman scored two goals in that win and was named SEC Freshman of the Week.
"I want to be a part of something bigger than myself."
— Georgia Soccer (@UGASoccer) September 30, 2019
and take note, #DawgNation- she'll dribble just as fast for @UGA_WBB as she does for us. pic.twitter.com/YtmmfyxMQv
Georgia hosts Vanderbilt on Friday.
Playing on the road, volleyball beat South Carolina 3-2 and fell 3-1 to No. 12 Florida.
A pair of home matches are next, Friday against Tennessee and on Sunday against Alabama.
The Dawgs join the fight against breast cancer Sunday, Oct. 13 and we invite #DawgNation to join us!
— Georgia Volleyball (@UGAVolleyball) October 1, 2019
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