California State University Northridge Athletics
Tuesday, October 26
Kapolei, O'ahu (Kapolei GC)
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Johansson Fires Second Round 73, Matadors Remain Eighth in O'ahu
10/26/2021 7:30:00 PM | Women's Golf
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KAPOLEI, O'ahu - Junior Julia Johansson fired a one-over 73 in the second round to move up five spots while the CSUN Women's Golf team carded a score of 305 to remain in eighth-place after two rounds of the Rainbow Wahine Invitational Tuesday at Kapolei Golf Course.
Johansson, who began the day in a tie for 27th-place, fired three birdies on Tuesday on her way to a season-low round of 73. She had one birdie and two bogeys on the front nine to finish at one-over before a double bogey on her first hole of the back nine dropped her to three-over. But a pair of birdies and six pars over her final eight holes brought her back to one-over for the round and seven-over 151 for the tournament which is tied for 22nd.
As a team, the Matadors posted a nine-shot improvement from round one to round two. CSUN opened with a team score of 314 on Monday before finishing Tuesday's round at (+17) 305. CSUN however was not able to gain ground in the team competition as the Matadors remain eighth at 619 heading into Wednesday's final round. Baylor (562), the lone team under-par after round one, continued to lead as the Bears shot a blistering team round of (-10) 278 to open up a 19-stroke lead over second-place Santa Clara (581).
CSUNÂ SCORES
COACH GINA UMECK SAID
"The idea is to make progress every day, and today we did that. We are looking to build for the long term, and we checked a box today. Our plan is to do the same tomorrow."
CSUN will be paired with Tampa and Hawai'i for Wednesday's third and final round which gets underway at 9:32 a.m. local time.
#UniteTheValley
KAPOLEI, O'ahu - Junior Julia Johansson fired a one-over 73 in the second round to move up five spots while the CSUN Women's Golf team carded a score of 305 to remain in eighth-place after two rounds of the Rainbow Wahine Invitational Tuesday at Kapolei Golf Course.
Johansson, who began the day in a tie for 27th-place, fired three birdies on Tuesday on her way to a season-low round of 73. She had one birdie and two bogeys on the front nine to finish at one-over before a double bogey on her first hole of the back nine dropped her to three-over. But a pair of birdies and six pars over her final eight holes brought her back to one-over for the round and seven-over 151 for the tournament which is tied for 22nd.
As a team, the Matadors posted a nine-shot improvement from round one to round two. CSUN opened with a team score of 314 on Monday before finishing Tuesday's round at (+17) 305. CSUN however was not able to gain ground in the team competition as the Matadors remain eighth at 619 heading into Wednesday's final round. Baylor (562), the lone team under-par after round one, continued to lead as the Bears shot a blistering team round of (-10) 278 to open up a 19-stroke lead over second-place Santa Clara (581).
CSUNÂ SCORES
- In addition to Johansson, senior Kiran Sangha is tied for 30th at (+10) 154 after rounds of 76-78. Sangha, who was the low Matador player after round one's 76, was two-over after her second birdie of the day at No. 11. But two bogeys and one double-bogey on her final three holes dropped her to six-over 78 on Tuesday.
- Julia Myklebust and Fernanda Sosa each posted a five-over 77 on Tuesday, a three-shot improvement for each from Monday's round of 80. Myklebust had a single birdie and heads into the final round tied for 36th at (+13) 157.
- Sosa remained tied with Myklebust and five others at (+13) 157 after posting 13 pars on Tuesday. She ranks 10th in the field with 24 pars through two rounds.
- Grace Bettis posted nine pars on the front nine before finishing the day at six-over 78, a nine-stroke improvement from Monday's 87. The junior is currently in 48th-place at (+21) 165.
COACH GINA UMECK SAID
"The idea is to make progress every day, and today we did that. We are looking to build for the long term, and we checked a box today. Our plan is to do the same tomorrow."
CSUN will be paired with Tampa and Hawai'i for Wednesday's third and final round which gets underway at 9:32 a.m. local time.
#UniteTheValley
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