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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2003
Page
10
The Asahi Ryokuken International Championship at Mount Vintage features 144 players with 61 from outside the U.S. Korea leads with 14 participants, followed by Australia seven, England six, and Sweden five. Notables include LPGA veteran Chris Tschetter with caddie Charles Barkley for 27 holes.
Pak, top ranked woman golfer, trails Sorenstam in money, POY points, scoring average, rounds under par, top 10 finishes, greens in regulation, and has two wins this year to Sorenstam's one. She emphasizes improving short game, notes new course Readiness at Asahi Ryokuken International and plans to win this week.
A messy OCR list shows players and times for an event labeled the International Championship 500 Cart Wood. Entries include Kin Williams Mage and Raquel Carnedo with sessions around 8:20, 8:30, and 9:00 to 12:20, featuring many female and male golfers such as Vicki Fergon, Geore Sena Baxter Johnson, Joanne Mercy, Suzanne Stud, Amy Frutwath, Grace Par, Can Kang, Laura Davies, Sophie Gustafson, Carin Nismar How Won.
Dyches capped her sixth season with the Lady Thoroughbreds, after a strong basketball run and four-year letterman stint. She reflected on road trips for family access to home games and noted her softball season constraints. She also cited past play with the Carolina Intruders and coaches Jerry Snyder and Ray Bon.
Aiken rallied as Hall scored to lift Aiken over Ridge View with eight minutes left. Ridge View coach Kevin Darlington cited a breakdown and the opponent's pressure on the ball as the key turning point. Calder Reardon made seven saves in goal for Aiken.
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