Six more holes of making par or better had the senior right in the thick of it. On Sunday, Flaherty had a front nine that featured two birdies and six pars. Bradley's Mara Flaherty seemed to have the closest opportunity at an individual title. The individual standings were an impressive finish as well. In this case, the Bulldogs would get the tiebreak. It was determined that the tie would be broken by whichever team's fifth scoring player posted a lower-scoring round. It was Western Illinois that nearly posted the only sub-300 round for a team, scoring a final round 301, and storming back to force a tie with Butler. Green Bay had the lead entering the final round of play, then it seemed like Butler and Bradley found themselves duking it out for the team trophy as the day moved on. A weekend-best 308 in the final round placed the Braves in third, which was within three strokes of eventual team champion Butler.įans that were following the team standings throughout the final round on Sunday saw quite the back and forth. When the third round is broken down separately, nearly half of the field was within 10 strokes of each other, just a testament to how tight of a finish it would be. Two days with frost delays didn't seem to phase the Bradley Women's Golf lineup all that much, as the Braves' scores got increasingly better as the weekend progressed.
For specific parking access, view the online maps of the three trail segments.Bartonville, Ill.
Public transit is available to Coyote Creek Parkway. There are multiple access points for the Coyote Creek Trail, including Stonegate Park along Tuers Road or from the County's Hellyer Park.
"Santa Clara Valley" is etched into it in two languages: English and binary code, befitting the valley's shift from agriculture of the land to the "farming" of high technology. Just south of Metcalf Road, a stone marker, Tamienne Monument, sits at the geographical center of the Santa Clara Valley. You'll find public art along the Coyote Creek Trail, too, including one work titled "Ripple Effect and Run River Run" between Montague Expressway and Tasman Drive. William Street south to Woodborough Place through William Street and Selma Olinder parks. The main southern segment (about 23 miles) is paved and provides access to several city and county parks. A smaller northern section (about 2 miles) near Milpitas is gravel and connects to the Highway 237 Bikeway. South of Metcalf Road, an equestrian trail parallels the paved trail. For most of its length, the scenic Coyote Creek Trail meanders along its namesake creek south of the city of San Jose.
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