Blessings Women's Intercollegiate: Arkansas, Maria Jose Marin run away with win

October 4, 2023 | by Justin Golba of AmateurGolf.com

Arkansas Women's Golf Team (Arkansas Athletics Photo)

With inclement weather canceling the final round, Arkansas won by 14 shots and finished as the only team under par.

Arkansas swept the Blessings Women's Intercollegiate at Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark.

The event was shortened to just 36 holes of stroke play after inclement weather forced the tournament officials to cancel the final round.

At first, the round was delayed by lightning, and then more storms caused the outright cancellation.

With the cancellation of the final round, The Razorbacks "A" team wins at 11-under and by 14 shots. The Razorbacks were the only team under par in the tournament.

Mississippi State finished in solo second place at 3-over, and Clemson finished in solo third place at 10-over. There is a 21-shot gap between the first and third-place teams.

The Razorbacks "B" team finished in solo fourth place at 12-over, and South Carolina finished in solo fifth place at 13-over.

In the individual competition, Maria Jose Marin of Arkansas wins by three shots over Julia Lopez Ramirez of Mississippi State after back-to-back rounds of 5-under 67.

Jose Marin finished at 10-under while Lopez Ramirez finished at 7-under.

Miriam Ayora of Arkansas finishes in solo third place at 4-under, and Ela Anacona of Arkansas finishes in solo fourth place at 3-under.

Results: Blessings Women's Intercollegiate

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Maria Jose Marin	, Colombia	600	67-67=134
2	Julia Lopez Ramirez	, Spain	400	71-66=137
3	Miriam Ayora	, Spain	300	70-70=140
4	Ela Anacona	, Argentina	300	68-73=141
T5	Camille Boyd	Yorba Linda, CA	300	72-70=142

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About the Blessings Women's Intercollegiate

Blessings Women's Intercollegiate: Arkansas, Maria Jose Marin run away with win

Debuting in 2020, the Blessings Collegiate Invitational features men’s and women’s teams competing in a 54- hole stroke play format for individual and team honors.