California State University Northridge Athletics
Tuesday, October 12
Seattle, Wash. (Tacoma Country and Golf Club)
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Matadors Finish 18th at Seattle Following Final Round 311
10/12/2021 6:59:00 PM | Women's Golf
BirdieFire Final Results
TACOMA, Wash. - The Matador Women's Golf team carded its best round of the tournament Tuesday, posting a final round 311 but remained 18th at the conclusion of the Pat Lesser-Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle University at the Tacoma Country & Golf Club in Tacoma, Wash.
CSUN, which opened the tournament with rounds of 322-315 on Monday, closed with a team score of 311 as three of the Matadors' five players had their best round of the tournament on Tuesday.
The host Redhawks finished first in the 20-team field while Seattle's Rivekka Jumagulaova (-5, 211) took home individual medalist honors by four shots over California Baptist's Jocelyn Chee (215). A total of 110 players competed in the field.
CSUNÂ SCORES
COACH GINA UMECK SAID
"Knowing that progress is brick-by-brick, we laid a foundation today by vaulting up the leaderboard and taking control of the process. Our players know their potential and that we are equipped to not only survive but thrive. Julia (Johansson) deserves a nod as she executed a plan today which produced. We're taking these lessons into our final fall tournament in Hawai'i."
CSUN's next tournament will take the Matadors to Kapolei, O'ahu and the Kapolei Golf Course for the Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Oct. 25-27.
#UniteTheValley
TACOMA, Wash. - The Matador Women's Golf team carded its best round of the tournament Tuesday, posting a final round 311 but remained 18th at the conclusion of the Pat Lesser-Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle University at the Tacoma Country & Golf Club in Tacoma, Wash.
CSUN, which opened the tournament with rounds of 322-315 on Monday, closed with a team score of 311 as three of the Matadors' five players had their best round of the tournament on Tuesday.
The host Redhawks finished first in the 20-team field while Seattle's Rivekka Jumagulaova (-5, 211) took home individual medalist honors by four shots over California Baptist's Jocelyn Chee (215). A total of 110 players competed in the field.
CSUNÂ SCORES
- Julia Johansson matched her low round of the season Tuesday, firing a two-over 74 to finish the tournament at (+16) 232. Johansson opened the day tied for 71st following rounds of 82-76 before moving up 17 spots with her final round 74.
- Fernanda Sosa was tied with Johansson at (+14) 158 after 36 holes before carding a final round five-over 77 to finish in a tie for 68th at (+19) 235.
- Kiran Sangha also moved up Tuesday, posting a final round five-over 77 to move up from 82nd to 72nd at (+22) 238.
- Following her best collegiate round (80) on Monday, Elle Laur closed with an 83 (+11) to tie for 104th at (+31) 247 (84-80-83).
- Julia Myklebust followed up Monday rounds of 83-79 with a final round (+15) 87 to finish 106th at (+33) 249.
COACH GINA UMECK SAID
"Knowing that progress is brick-by-brick, we laid a foundation today by vaulting up the leaderboard and taking control of the process. Our players know their potential and that we are equipped to not only survive but thrive. Julia (Johansson) deserves a nod as she executed a plan today which produced. We're taking these lessons into our final fall tournament in Hawai'i."
CSUN's next tournament will take the Matadors to Kapolei, O'ahu and the Kapolei Golf Course for the Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Oct. 25-27.
#UniteTheValley
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