Ann Arbor, MI. – The Wisconsin women's golf team defeated No. 6 seed Texas A&M, 3-2, in dramatic fashion to win their second round matchup at the East-West Match Play Challenge in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

The eighth-seeded Badgers saved their best play for the final day, and the final stroke of the matchup. Freshman Gabrielle Tomeo was even with Texas A&M's Brooke Tyree heading into the 18^th hole. Tomeo went on to sink a clutch 18-foot putt for birdie on the 18^th green to give Wisconsin the head-to head victory over the Aggies.

This clutch 18 ft putt by freshman, Gabrielle Tomeo, seals the deal on hole 18 to win her match and is the deciding match in our team win over Texas A&M! #eastwestmatchplaychallenge #onwisconsin pic.twitter.com/30BUVbCaQ5

— Wisconsin Golf (@BadgerWGolf) September 18, 2018

Wisconsin also got winning support from senior Jessica Reinecke, who beat Amber Park, 2&1, and freshman Tracy Lee, who defeated Ava Schwienteck, 3&2.

As a team, Wisconsin finished in seventh place.

Up Next: The Badgers have a 10-day break before traveling to Norman, Oklahoma for the Schooner Fall Classic, Sept. 28 at the Belmar Golf Club.

TEAM SCORE
Wisconsin def. Texas A&M, 3-2

J. Reinecke (Wisconsin) def. Amber Park (Texas A&M), 2&1
E. Caldarelli (Texas A&M) def. A. Gromala (Wisconsin), 3&2
T. Lee (Wisconsin) def. A. Schwienteck (Texas A&M), 3&2
G. Tomeo (Wisconsin) def. B. Tyree (Texas A&M), 1 up
C. Dow (Texas A&M) def. A. Johnson (Wisconsin) 3&1
 
WISCONSIN INDIVIDUALS
No. 8 Chloe Velasco (Texas A&M) def. No. 6 Bobbi Stricker (Wisconsin), 5&3