Scorpion Women Still in 4th Place at PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship
 Posted May 10, 2008
 PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. – The UTB/TSC women’s golf team maintained its fourth place position in the women’s division after the second round of the 22nd Annual PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship at the PGA Golf Club Saturday, May 10.

The 54-hole tournament concludes Sunday, May 11.

Senior Tara Calderon enjoyed her best round of her career, shooting a 78 after a first-round score of 84 for a 36-hole total of 162 to lead the Scorpions. April Martinez shot an 89 after a first-round 84 for a 173 total, tying Allison Valles who had an 88 after an opening-round 85. Andrea Calderon had an 86 after a first-round 94 for a 180, and Annette Valdez shot a 100 after a 95 on the first round for a 195 total.

As a team, the Scorpions shot a 341 to go with an opening-round score of 347 for a 688 total. Bethune-Cookman College leads with a 36-hole total of 616, followed by UT-Pan American at 627. There are six women’s teams competing.

The Scorpion men’s team remained in third in the NAIA Men’s Division with a 626 total, shooting 311 after a first-round 315. Johnson & Wales University (Fla.) leads the three-team NAIA field with  575.

For the second straight day, Anthony Lopez shot a 75 for a 150 total, good for a fifth-place tie among the NAIA teams. Brock Crosson is at 153 (78-75), Chris Milligan 156 (76-80), Jones Mitchell 167 (88-81), and Nate Atkins 168 (86-82).

Playing as individuals, O.J. Moreno is at 163 (82-81) and Victor Calzada 170 (85-85).