20 year old Adrienne Millican of Fuquay-Varina, NC and a member of the East Carolina University women’s golf team, putted her way to her first Carolinas Women’s Match Play Championship. "I didn’t feel like I did anything special today. I would just hit it, find it, and hit it again. I did make a lot of putts out there today, especially to save par." Millican, who has won the NC Junior Girls championship three times, beat Perry Swenson 5 & 4 in the morning semi-final match. "I hit the ball very well all week, but I have had trouble with my putter all week, that’s just the way it is sometimes," Swenson said with a smile. "I head to the Trans-National at the end of the week and you can be sure that my putting will be fixed by then."

Michelle Jarman, an eighteen-year-old, from Greenville, NC and a member of the UNCW women’s golf team played steady. Her putter was hot too. Jarman beat medalist, Lauren Robinson on the 19^th hole with a birdie. Jarman has also won the NC Junior Girls championship. "I was so nervous when Mrs. Bell was following us around, but what an honor to say that she watched us play our final match, Adrienne really played wonderful and she made a great putt on 18 to send it into final holes." Jarman had to head into extra holes in both her semi-final and final match. The first time she made the putt to win 19 holes, the second time she missed the putt to lose. She kept smile on her face, just like she always does, all along the way.

All flights were completed today as well, with a final match and a consolation match played in each.

This championship is conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association.