Palmetto Day One Results in PDF Format 
Oct. 25, 2010
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. -
Illinois State women's golf was unable to get a head start at the Palmetto Intercollegiate at the Oak Point Golf Course Monday, as the Redbirds finished the two-round first day in 15th place, carding a 51-over-par 619 (307-312).
Freshman Brianna Cooper took the forefront for the `Birds, as the Canadian native shot a six-over-par 148 (72-76), tying for 24th place. Sophomore Katie Jean finished the day tied for 47th place with a 12-over-par154 (75-79), as senior Terra Miller tied for 56th place with a 15-over-par 157 (78-79).
"This wasn't the day we were hoping for coming into this week," head coach Darby Sligh said. "Although we had a few bright spots with Cooper shooting 72 in the morning, we were plagued with big numbers throughout the day. We really need to reach deep inside tomorrow and show some guts to end the fall season."
Junior Hannah Bachman tied for 69th place after a 19-over-par 161 (83-78), and freshman Jordyn Wyzgowski shot a 21-over-par 163 (82-81), ending the day tied for 74th.
Charleston led the field of 18 teams at the conclusion of day one with a 36-hole 578 (287-291), with Leigh Whittaker in first place individually after tying the school record for lowest round in Charleston's history with a 134 (67-67). Kennesaw State sits two strokes behind the Cougars, with a 580 (282-298), going into day two.
Tuesday's third and final round will tee off at 8:30 a.m., in shotgun format.
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