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Most Memorable Moments of 2014-15: No. 25

Most Memorable Moments of 2014-15: No. 25

For the second time, AUTrojans.com is counting down Anderson University athletics' 25 most memorable games, matches and meets from the 2014-15 academic year. This season's countdown began on Monday, June 22 and will continue throughout the summer.

Be sure to check AUTrojans.com during the offseason to relive all the highlights of another successful year at Anderson.

Braiden Furtick Captures All-Tournament Honors at AU Invitational, as Trojans Finish Fifth

Sept. 9, 2014

ANDERSON, S.C. - Anderson's Braiden Furtick and Sarah Timms each posted a second-round 8-over-par 80 to lead the Anderson women's golf team to fifth place at the AU Invitational, hosted at the Cobb's Glen par-72, 5,940-yard layout.

Defending champion Erskine (317-309=626) led the two-day tournament wire-to-wire, as the Flying Fleet snapped an opening-round tie with Milligan (317-320=637), with the Buffaloes slipping to fourth following the final round.

Fellow South Atlantic Conference-members Lincoln Memorial (319-314=633) and Queens (324-312=636) each moved up one spot after improving their collective team scores to finish second and third, respectively. The Trojans (327-330=657) trailed Milligan, with Mars Hill (345-326=671) improving by a total 19 strokes to remain in sixth. Spartanburg Methodist (359-355=714) placed seventh, while Brevard had three players compete as individuals in the final round.

Erskine senior Rachel Moore (74-73=147) captured the individual medalist title after firing a two-round 3-over-par. Queens' Kylie Nizolek (76-73=149) claimed the second spot after snapping an opening-round tie with Milligan's Mollie Stone (76-81=157), who fell into a tie for fifth. Spartanburg Methodist's Nikita Arjun (77-74=151) vaulted from fifth to third, with Erskine's Krysta Schaus (79-74=153) moving from a five-way tie for seventh into fourth.

Furtick (75-80=155) slipped three spots to fifth, but led the field with 25 pars over the two-day event to earn a spot on the all-tournament squad. Feder (79-84=163) posted a pair of birdies and 17 pars, but dropped from a tie for seventh to sharing the 16th spot, with Sarah Timms (86-80=166) marking the largest improvement of the AU squad. She garnered six total birdies for the event and finished in a tie for 23rd. Garyt Hamilton (87-86=173) and Arista Setro (87-86=173) notched identical two-day 29-over par 173s to share 26th.

All-Tournament Team
Rachel Moore (Erskine)
Kylie Nizolek (Queens)
Nikita Arjun (Spartanburg Methodist)
Krysta Schaus (Erskine)
Braiden Furtick (Anderson)


AUTrojans.com's Most Memorable Moments of 2014-15
25. Furtick Captures All-Tournament Honors at AU Invitational - Sept 9, 2014