The Daily Sauce — April 18, 2022: FSU Women’s Golf Falls to Wake Forest for ACC Championship
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The Daily Sauce — April 18, 2022: FSU Women’s Golf Falls to Wake Forest for ACC Championship

It’s Monday, Florida State fans.

As you try to recharge from the holiday weekend, see what’s in The Daily Sauce.

Lead Story

Florida State women’s golf spent its Easter Sunday hoping for an ACC title in South Carolina. For the second year in a row, the Seminoles will finish as runners up at the ACC Championships.

Despite not trailing on a single hole through eight, FSU fell 3-1-1. Amelia Williamson and Beatrice Wallin both had leads for FSU on the back nine, but neither could hold those. Charlotte Heath defeated Wake Forest’s Carolina Lopez Chacarra for the only win for FSU.

Lauren Walsh ultimately clinched the Wake Forest victory by beating FSU’s Alice Hodge. Despite the loss, FSU tied its best finish ever at the ACC Championships.

FSU’s ACC title hopes are gone, but the season will go on. The Seminoles will host an NCAA Regional from May 9-11 at Seminole Legacy Golf Course.

Between the Lines for April 17, 2022

Women’s golf: Fell to Wake Forest in ACC Championship, 3-1-1

Softball: (4) FSU 9, North Carolina 2

Women’s tennis: (71) Syracuse 4, (35) FSU 3

On the Agenda for April 18, 2022

No athletic events scheduled.

Rolling News and Notes

FSU men’s tennis will be the No. 8 seed in the ACC Tournament and face No. 9 seed Notre Dame on Thursday.

FSU women’s tennis will be the No. 8 seed at the ACC Tournament and take on No. 9 seed Notre Dame on Thursday.

Polls for various sports will be released on Monday.

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