Rametra Fires Record Round to Earn SSC Title

HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. (April 15, 2025) - Women's golf made an impressive comeback, led by freshman Alisha Rametra, to capture third-place at the SSC Championship at Mission Inn Resort on Tuesday. Rametra earned the individual tournament title with a career-best 65 in the final round.

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Day one saw Carla Alvarez lead the Tar attack with an even par 71. A clutch birdie on hole 18 had her sitting in the Top 3 of the event. Megan Docherty was next in line with a 73, followed by a 76 from Rametra and a 79 from Elizabeth Kondal. Rollins sat in a tie for fifth after day one. 

Rametra was the low-score on the team card on Monday in round two with an even par that included 14 pars. Docherty was right behind her with a 73, while Alvarez turned in a 76 and Sarah Knitter offered a 77. The Tars were in fourth place after Monday's round. 

The final round on Tuesday saw Rametra put together one of the best performances in the history of the SSC tournament. On the front nine, she posted three birdies and one bogey for a 33. The back nine saw the freshman shine as she went bogey-free with six pars and three birdies; two of those birdies came in the most clutch moment, on 17 and 18 ,to close out the round.

Her 66 for the day (-5) is the second-lowest round in the history of the SSC Championship. Her even par finish of 213 is tied for the 11th best finish in the event's history. 

Alvarez also earned a top-five finish with a 217 (+4). In her four years at Rollins, Alvarez finished in the Top 5 twice (3rd in 2022) and in the Top 10 all four years. Only eleven SSC athletes have had four Top 10 finishes in the SSC tournament. 

Nova Southeastern won the team title with a 868, besting Lynn (882) and the Tars (883). 

The strong finish should be enough to place Rollins in the NCAA South Regional in May. The tournament will be played at Chatahoochee Golf Club in Gainesville, Georgia May 5-7.