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CSUSM in Third Place with One Round Left in
Women’s Golf National Championships |
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The Cougar women’s golf team
moved up one spot after day three of the National Championships, and
now occupy third place. CSUSM, who shot 314 as a team on
Thursday, are very much in striking distance of leader Embry Riddle.
The Cougars’ three-round total of 951 puts them a mere 10
shots back of Embry Riddle, and 9 back of Oklahoma City. After shooting 90 and 85 on days
1 and 2, Kate Hansen shot an incredible 74 on Thursday. It’s
the best round of any Cougar so far, and tied for the best round of
anyone in the field on the day.
Hansen is now [place] with a score of +33 (249). Carly Ludwig still leads the
team, battling through the tough conditions to shoot 81 on
Wednesday. Her total score of +18 (234) is good for [place] place. Natalie Todd continued her
strong championship debut, shooting 80 on Wednesday to give her a
total of +22 (238) through three rounds.
She’s currently tied for [place] place. Adriana Bormann is tied for
[place], after Wednesday’s 83 brought her total score to +28
(244). And Ellyse Siu
bounced back from a second-round 90 to shoot 79 today, tying her
with Hansen with a total of +33 (249). CSUSM will look to capture its first-ever national championship tomorrow, the final day of competition.
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