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"Although we lost, I think that we are improving gradually as a team and things are looking up for the future," she said. "Golf is a game that takes diligence and hours of practice for improvement. "We have spent the past few months working daily to keep the ball in play and decrease the number of shots we take per hole. All of us have a long Tiger May Still Deny His Private Life way to go, but we have improved from the fall. That is the nature of the game, it takes patience." Olmstead said she noticed the improvement of the team as well, but says it will take time for the team to reach its full potential."We hope to improve with every tournament that we play in, but it's hard to tell since we always play courses that we aren't familiar with," Olmstead said. Next up for the Bishops is the Cardinal Classic on April 9 and 10, at Little Turtle and Pinnacle golf courses. This is the first of several upcoming tournaments in which the team will look to lower their scores and continue to improve. "The practice is definitely paying off," JanTausch said. "Saturday was the first of a busy month. We are now in the heat of our season and we will have a competition every weekend until the end of the school year. Along with those weekends and practicing everyday during the week the only place for our scores to go is down."Overall, JanTausch said she believes the team performed much better against Wooster in this match than they did in the fall meeting between the two teams.