<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3Q5Naw_0vkyK3pG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3Q5Naw_0vkyK3pG00" width="800" height="480" >NEW ORLEANS – Louis Anceaux of ULM and Louise Reau of Georgia Southern have earned Sun Belt Golfers of the Week honors to end September. Men’s Golfer of the WeekLouis Anceaux, ULM(So., Groslay, France)Anneaux shot a 63 in the second round of the GMAC Invitational, marking the lowest round in ULM program history. Anceaux drained eight birdies and an eagle on his way to a 9-under par (63) second round and topped things off with a 69 in the third round. He finished the tournament with a score of 202 (-14) earning individual runner-up honors while helping lead the Warhawks to a co-team championship.Women’s Golfer of the WeekLouise Reau, Georgia Southern(So., Béziers, France )Reau shot 68-67-71 for a total card of 206 (-10) to finish tied for fifth at the Mason Rudolph Championship hosted by Vanderbilt. This is the sophomores second top five finish of the falls season and fourth of her career. Her 10-under par is the second lowest 54-hole total in program history. Reau led Georgia Southern to its best round in program history (-14) carding a 5-under second round with her first eagle on hole seven and four birdies.2024-25 Sun Belt Men’s Golfers of the WeekWeek 1 – Cameron Jarvis, MarshallWeek 2 – Drew Sykes, Coastal CarolinaWeek 3 – Louis Anceaux, ULM2024-25 Sun Belt Women’s Golfers of the WeekWeek 1 – Laura Fangmeyer, TroyWeek 2 – Ashley Kim, Arkansas StateWeek 3 – Louise Reau, Georgia Southern</div></body>

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ULM's Anceaux and Georgia Southern's Reau Named Sun Belt Golfers of the Week to End September

NEW ORLEANS – Louis Anceaux of ULM and Louise Reau of Georgia Southern have earned Sun Belt Golfers of the Week honors to end September. Anneaux shot a 63 in the second round of the GMAC Invitational, marking the lowest round in ULM program history. Anceaux drained eight birdies and an eagle on his way to a 9-under par (63) second round and topped things off with a 69 in the third round. He finished the tournament with a score of 202 (-14) earning individual runner-up honors while helping lead the Warhawks to a co-team championship.