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Alivia Baus - Wooster Recap

Women's Golf Written by Carrie Wyman

Baus ties for second as Otterbein takes runner-up at Wooster Invitational

WOOSTER — Senior Alivia Baus tied for second place to lead the Otterbein women's golf team to a second-place finish at the one-round Wooster Eva Shorb Weiskopf Invitational on Monday.

The Basics
  • Venue: Wooster Country Club - Wooster, Ohio
  • Par: 72
  • Full Results
  • Results PDF
  • The tournament was shortened to one round after Sunday's round was canceled due to inclement weather.
The Tournament
  • Otterbein posted a team score of a 54-over-par 342 to finish second of five teams.
  • Wittenberg claimed the team title with a 12-stroke victory, carding a 42-over-par 330. Wooster was third with a 66-over-par 354.
  • Wittenberg's Hillary Humbaugh won medalist honors with a 7-over-par 79.
Otterbein Individual Results
  • Baus led the Cardinals, tying for second place in the 37-woman field with an 11-over-par 83.
  • Freshman Alayna Meyer tied for fifth, posting a 12-over-par 84.
  • Junior Alexa Luebbe placed eighth with a 13-over-par 85.
  • Freshman Morgan Wamer tied for 13th after shooting an 18-over-par 90.
  • Sophomore Aimee Hayes tied for 17th with a 21-over-par 93.
  • Freshman Mia Chanthasene rounded out the Cardinal contingent with a 24th-place finish, posting a 24-over-par 96.
  • Otterbein's starting five consisted of Baus, Meyer, Luebbe, Wamer, and Hayes. Chanthasene played as an individual.
Notables
  • Entering Monday, Alayna Meyer (78.4) and Alivia Baus (83.7) led the Cardinals in 18-hole scoring averages among those with at least 13 rounds played this season.
  • Meyer entered Monday with a season-best 18-hole score of 74 to lead the team and was coming off winning medalist honors at the Marietta Pioneer Classic and Muskingum Invitational.
  • Alexa Luebbe, Aimee Hayes and Baus are reigning All-Ohio Athletic Conference honorees.
  • Otterbein has won three of the past 10 OAC championships (2015, 2022, 2023) and has finished as the OAC runner-up six times in that span.
  • Head coach Brian Booher is a three-time OAC Coach of the Year in women's golf and has guided four OAC individual champions (2014, 2015, 2017, 2022).
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Players Mentioned

Alivia Baus

Alivia Baus

Senior
Aimee Hayes

Aimee Hayes

Sophomore
Alexa Luebbe

Alexa Luebbe

Junior
Mia Chanthasene

Mia Chanthasene

Freshman
Morgan Wamer

Morgan Wamer

Freshman
Alayna Meyer

Alayna Meyer

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Alivia Baus

Alivia Baus

Senior
Aimee Hayes

Aimee Hayes

Sophomore
Alexa Luebbe

Alexa Luebbe

Junior
Mia Chanthasene

Mia Chanthasene

Freshman
Morgan Wamer

Morgan Wamer

Freshman
Alayna Meyer

Alayna Meyer

Freshman