Georgetown College women's golf hosted its annual Bluegrass Spring Classic at Cherry Blossom Monday and Tuesday. The Tigers roared out of the gate with some of their best rounds of the season, but stumbled a bit on day two to finish eighth.

GC finished with a two-day total of 739, just a stroke back from University of Pikeville and 20 behind Sewanee, which finished seventh and sixth respectively.

Georgetown College women's golf team was supposed to open its season a week ago, but the rains came and washed it out. The Tigers had to wait another week to join the men as University of the Cumberlands rescheduled the SEKI women's tournament for Monday and Tuesday, running along with the men's event.

Georgetown College women's golf team had a rough couple of days in the Mid-South Conference Fall match at Campbellsville Country Club. Both days were filled with rain showers that caused the course to be slower and at times more difficult. The Tigers finished sixth against league opponents and seventh overall.

Lauren Kohake led the way with a 27th finish with a two-day total of 185. Haley Hart was just behind Kohake with a 187 and a 29th finish. Katie Jones carded the best round of the group, rebounding from a tough first day to hand in an 89 on day two for a total of 191 and tied for 32nd. Corri Collins was the final scoring golfer for coach Flash Williams. She shot a two-day 198 to tie for 36th. Lauren Von Ohlen shot a 211 to tie for 43rd.

Men's and women's golf each finished third in the Bluegrass Fall Classic in the two-day tournament at Cherry Blossom.

J.T. Ross shot a one-under 71, 143 total, to lead the men and finish third overall. Lauren Kohake tied for sixth in the women's competition, shooting 83 on the second day for a total of 170.

The Tiger men shot a two-day total of 609, eight behind Mid-South Conference's Shawnee State and 36 behind newcomer Cumberland University, which shot 573 for the two days.

Georgetown College women's golf started off the fall season with a 368 on day one of the two-day event at Cherry Blossom. Lauren Kohake, a senior from Florence, Ky., shot a team-best 87, but it was the new Mid-South Conference foe from Cumberland University that stole the day.

The Patriots shot a 300 with Katie Legge shooting a one-under par 71. All the scoring players shot in the 70s for CU.