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Bears look for strong showing in Tucson

	Hannah Burke leads the Bears to Arizona
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March 28, 2008

Women's golf returns to action Monday, as they participate in the Mountainview Collegiate at the Mountainview Golf Course in Tucson, Arizona.

 

The Bears will play two rounds on Saturday and one on Sunday at the Colorado-hosted event. Baylor last competed at the Betsy Rawls Invitational where the team finished fourteenth in the rain-shortened tournament.

 

Baylor finished sixth in the Mountainview Collegiate last season. Former senior Allison Martin had the Bears' best individual finish with a tenth place effort of 217 (69-72-76). Hannah Burke also turned in a 19th place finish.

 

The 2008 18-team field includes: Colorado, Arizona, Boise State, Colorado State, East Carolina, Iowa State, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisville, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oklahoma, San Jose State, and Texas Tech.