McIntyre wins NAC Women’s Golf Player of the Year honors
MILWAUKEE, Ill. - Muriel
McIntyre earned Northern Athletics Conference Women's Golf Player
of the Year award after winning medalist honors Tuesday at the
conference championship at St. Andrews Golf Course.
McIntyre fired a NAC single-round
record 1-under-par 70 to finish at 7-over for the tournament - 32
strokes better than second place. It was her four-consecutive NAC
Player of the Year award, which makes her only the second
student-athlete in conference history to win the award four
times.
McIntyre (Penticton, British
Columbia, Canada) led the field with 33 pars and seven birdies,
while finishing 1-under on par 5s at the NAC Championship. She
concluded her senior year with a 77.9 stroke average - 8.7 strokes
better than the next best golfer - and nine rounds in the 70s.
McIntyre's career average was 81.6 (3,142 strokes, 38.5
rounds).
The following is a list
of McIntyre's impressive career accolades and numbers:
Four NAC Player of the
Year awards (consecutive)
Four NAC Championship medalist
honors (consecutive)
Four NAC Player of the Week
awards
The lowest single-season scoring
average in NAC history (77.91)
NAC Championship single-round
score (70)
NAC Championship single-round
relative to par (70)
15 medalist finishes in multiple
team tournaments
14 rounds with a score in the
70s
