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Friday, July 13, 2001

Camacho repeats as N.Ky. Women's champ




By Ray Schaefer
Enquirer contributor

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Diana Camacho
(Steven M. Herppich photo)
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        ALEXANDRIA — Diana Camacho won her second straight title at the Northern Kentucky Women's Amateur tournament, defeating Anna McCord 5 and 4 Thursday at A.J. Jolly Golf Course.

        “This one was a little harder,” said Camacho, of Crittenden. “This course played a little tougher than Twin Oaks did (last year).”

        It didn't show, though. Camacho, who plays for NKU, was 4-up after five holes, a stretch that included a birdie.

        McCord, 44, of Highland Heights, struggled from the beginning. Her opening tee shot traveled less than 75 yards.

        “I wasn't nervous,” McCord said. “I just didn't hit it.”

        McCord rebounded a little the next two holes. Her par on No.6 halved that hole, and a 10-foot chip-in for birdie one hole later cut Camacho's lead to 3-up.

        “First time I parred that (No.6) hole all week; first time I hit the green all week,” McCord said. “That was helpful.”

        But Camacho expanded her lead to 6-up by winning three straight to open the back nine.

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