The University of The Bahamas men and women's teams were in action at the Cleve Helper's Charity Golf tournament at the Royal Blue Golf Course on Sunday, March 29.
Head coach, Fred Taylor said the team performed well.
"From the scores I saw, they're on their way," Taylor said. "From the work we've been putting in from August, a lot of these players are new, so from where they started to where they are now, the future is bright with UB Golf."
Travis Cartwright and Rachel Quant combined for a gross score of 89 18 over-par to finish 19th overall.
"It is not only good for us to participate but to practice what we preach," Cartwright said. "It was good to participate and build some experience but to practice what we preach but we also get to help the community out as well."
Quant said: "I was bombing those drives," Quant said. "My longest drive is about 275 yards which is a huge improvement. Travis and I played well and it was a nice experience and it have been a while since we played together two years. We had minor issues but overall, we played very well and we had an awesome round."
Gia Marshall teamed up with head coach Fredrick Taylor to finish with a score of 82 over-par 10 for the 17th place finish.
Alaina Garrick and Lamont Missick scored 90 over-par 18 to finish 20th overall. Finishing tied for 21st were the teams of Darius Thompson and Jonnashia Dorsett; and Jaidyn Roye and Travis Styles. Both teams finished with 92 over-par 20.
Quant won women's closest to pin. Dorsett won women's longest drive.