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April 9 C-USA Golfers of the Week
 

 
 
 

 
Kelly Fuchik
 
 

April 9, 2008

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IRVING, Texas - UAB's Zach Sucher is this week's Conference USA Men's Golfer of the Week after capturing his second tournament title of the season. The Mobile, Ala. native closed out an impressive performance at the Bank of America Intercollegiate with a four-under 68 on Tuesday to capture medalist honors. Tulsa's Kelly Fuchik and Woori Shin share the Women's Golfer of the Week award. The freshman tied for seventh-place at the Canes and Cardinal Classic, shooting a three-round total of 218.

MEN'S GOLFER OF THE WEEK (4/9)
ZACH SUCHER - UAB
Jr., Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul's Episcopal)

For the second time this season and third time in his UAB career, Sucher captured a tournament title. The Mobile, Ala. native closed out an impressive performance at the Bank of America Intercollegiate with a four-under 68 on Tuesday to capture medalist honors, closing play with a nine-under par 207. Sucher entered the event ranked as the nation's 45th-ranked golfer and did not disappoint. After carding rounds of 69 and 70 during Monday's opening two rounds, Sucher scorched the par-72, 7,305-yard Reunion Golf Course over Tuesday's final 18. He recorded a total of five birdies with just two bogeys over the final round to finish with a 207. His three rounds of 70 and below during the event now gives him 12 such rounds this season. He was one of just two players to break 70 over the final 18 holes, helping him capture the event by two strokes. This is Sucher's fourth career weekly honor, his second in 2007-08 (Feb. 20).

CO-WOMEN'S GOLFER OF THE WEEK (4/9)
KELLY FUCHIK - Tulsa                              WOORI SHIN - Tulsa
Fr., Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley)             Jr., Nagoya, Japan (Auburn)

Fuchik and Shin tied for seventh-place at the Canes and Cardinal Classic in the field of 77 golfers. Fuchik shot rounds of 70-75-73 for a 218 total, while Shin scored rounds of 73-75-70 for her 218, as the duo finished six strokes behind the individual medalist. It was Fuchik's fourth top-10 performance in five spring tournaments, while it was Shin's third top-10 finish this spring. This is the third honor for Fuchik this spring (Feb. 27, Mar. 26) and the second for Shin (Feb. 27).


 

 

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