<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0dBx6p_0wCzdq4500" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0dBx6p_0wCzdq4500" width="800" height="450" >The Ball State women's golf team aims to recreate its record-breaking performance from last year at the 2024 Diamante Intercollegiate in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Competing from Sunday through Tuesday, the team looks to build on a successful fall season, including setting new program records in 18-hole, 36-hole, and 54-hole scoring. The Cardinals, ranked among 18 teams, will rely on key players like junior Jasmine Driscoll and sophomore JJ Gregston, who have shown strong performances this season. The tournament starts with a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday.<ul><li>Last year, Ball State set program records with scores of 285, 580, and 865.</li><li>Ball State's current season average is 301.83 strokes, aiming to surpass last season’s record of 303.61.</li></ul>Yes, ButWhile the Cardinals have had a strong start, the competition at the Diamante Intercollegiate includes several formidable teams, making repeating last year’s success a challenge.State of Play<ul><li>Ball State recently won the Brittany Kelly Classic by 11 strokes, highlighting their competitive edge.</li><li>Five returning players contributed to set a new mark for the lowest team round in the Brittany Kelly Classic.</li></ul>Following the Diamante Intercollegiate, the team will assess their performance to adapt and prepare for upcoming tournaments, focusing on maintaining momentum through the spring season.Bottom LineThe Ball State women’s golf team is positioned to continue its record-setting pace, but success at the Diamante Intercollegiate will require consistent performance against a strong field.</div></body>

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The Ball State women's golf team aims to recreate its record-breaking performance from last year at the 2024 Diamante Intercollegiate in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Competing from Sunday through Tuesday, the team looks to build on a successful fall season, including setting new program records in 18-hole, 36-hole, and 54-hole scoring. The Cardinals, ranked among 18 teams, will rely on key players like junior Jasmine Driscoll and sophomore JJ Gregston, who have shown strong performances this season. The tournament starts with a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday.