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May 22, 2013 |
Freshman’s second-round total sets a Vanderbilt NCAA Championship single-round record and ties for the lowest round for the Commodores in postseason play.
Nashville, TN – Commodore freshman Jenny Hahn continued her stellar play Wednesday at the NCAA Championship in Athens, GA, firing a five-under par, 67, in her second 18 holes around the UGA Golf Course. Hahn’s 67 was a new career best and a new Vanderbilt NCAA Championship single-round record and ties for the lowest round for the Commodores in postseason play, which was set in the 2007 Central Regional by Jacqui Concolino.
Hahn is currently third on the individual leader board for the tournament with a six-under, 137 (71-67). She trails Alabama’s Stephanie Meadow, the individual leader, by two strokes, and second-place Annie Park of Southern Cal by one stroke. «Read the rest of this article»
May 22, 2013 |
Freshman Jenny Hahn from Henderson, NV, leads Commodores on Day One with a one-under par, 71.
Nashville, TN – Vanderbilt freshman Jenny Hahn fired a one-under par, 71, in her opening round Tuesday and tied a Commodore program record for the lowest first round at an NCAA Championship to lead the Commodores at the 2013 edition at the UGA Golf Course in Athens, GA. As a team, Vanderbilt has a first-round total of 11-over par, 299, which places them in tie for 15th place after day one.
“It was a great effort, and Jenny looked really good out there today,” said Vanderbilt head coach Greg Allen. “She made a birdie coming in to finish her round. Lil’ Reen (Irina Gabasa) was solid all day. This is a tough golf course for her because it’s fairly long and it’s a hilly course. Kendall and Stratty each shot 77, and it wasn’t like they were hitting it everywhere. They had a lot of good looks for birdie and just didn’t make it. Between the two of them, they only made one birdie. Usually, those two girls are making three or four birdies apiece every round.” «Read the rest of this article»
May 20, 2013 |
Vanderbilt to make its fourth consecutive National Championship appearance this week in Athens, GA.
Nashville, TN – Vanderbilt head coach Greg Allen and his number seven-ranked Commodore women’s golf team will appear in their program-best fourth consecutive NCAA Championship, an event that begins this Tuesday and lasts until Friday at the UGA Golf Course in Athens, GA.
In all, this will mark Vanderbilt’s eighth stint at the NCAA Championship, with the Commodores’ best finish coming in 2004 when they finished fifth. Allen, now in his sixth season, will be attending his fourth consecutive national championship as head coach of the Commodores, and the 10th as a head coach. «Read the rest of this article»
May 18, 2013 |
Commodores’ season ends with a tie for 10th finish at the Tempe Regional with a total of 854 (283-286-285).
Nashville, TN – The Commodores’ historical 2012-13 season came to end on Saturday afternoon in Tempe, AZ, at the NCAA Southwest Regional, when Vanderbilt finished in a tie for 10th after three rounds of play with a final score of 854 (283-286-285). The top five teams advanced to the NCAA Championship May 28th-June 2nd in Atlanta, GA.
Vanderbilt, who won three team tournaments in 2012-13 under first-year head coach Scott Limbaugh, fired a final-round 285 and were led by sophomore Jordan Janico and freshman Zack Jaworski, who each fired an even-par 70 on Saturday. Jaworski was the Commodores’ top finisher for the tournament, ending the event in a tie for 30th with a two-over par, 212 (72-70-70).
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When the news broke that Jonny Venters was having another Tommy John surgery and would be lost for this year and perhaps most of next, it was met on Twitter with… well, basically a shoulder shrug.
That’s not a knock on Venters, an extremely reliable set-up guy who has been a valuable bullpen piece the last two seasons – I wish him the best in his recovery, because he seems to be a good teammate and a good guy, and because I wouldn’t wish multiple Tommy John surgeries on anyone not named Roger Clemens. It’s just been that kind of season so far. Brian McCann missed the first month. Jason Heyward had emergency appendectomy surgery a couple of weeks ago – those two still haven’t been in the lineup together this season, and it’s the middle of May. Brandon Beachy, who’s actually ahead of schedule from his own Tommy John surgery, will be back in June, probably. Freddie Freeman missed a couple of weeks. And on and on. «Read the rest of this article»
May 15, 2013 |
Nashville, TN -Â No. 1 Vanderbilt scored two runs in the first and cruised by crosstown rival Belmont 6-1 on Tuesday night at Hawkins Field.
Vanderbilt Baseball-photo by Michael Strasinger SportsNashville.net
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May 14, 2013 |
Nashville, TN - The Vanderbilt men’s basketball team will take on Texas in Austin on December 2nd in the inaugural Big 12/SEC Challenge, a men’s basketball inter-conference event that will begin during the 2013-14 season.
Vanderbilt Basketball-photo by Michael Strasinger SportsNashville.net
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May 13, 2013 |
Nashville, TN - Vanderbilt head coach Kevin Stallings has announced the signing of 6’10 forward Luke Kornet, of Argyle, Texas, to a National Letter of Intent. Kornet will be eligible to compete for the Commodores in the fall of 2013.
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May 12, 2013 |
Lexington, KY - Top-ranked Vanderbilt posted a 10-5 win over Kentucky to secure a series sweep, on Sunday afternoon at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Conrad Gregor-Vanderbilt-photo by Michael Strasinger SportsNashville.net
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May 11, 2013 |
Lexington, KY - Connor Harrell and Zander Wiel connected on fourth-inning home runs to erase an early Kentucky lead and lift No. 1 Vanderbilt to an 11-2 series-opening win over the Wildcats, on Saturday afternoon at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Vanderbilt University Baseball Team(photo courtesy Vanderbilt Sports)
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