Monday, March 28
Williamsburg, Va. (Kingsmill Resort River Course)
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Sosa Tied for Third, Matadors Tied for Sixth at Kingsmill Intercollegiate
3/28/2022 6:39:00 PM | Women's Golf
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - CSUN's Fernanda Sosa opened with rounds of 76-73 and is tied for third after two rounds of the Kingsmill Intercollegiate Monday at the Kingsmill Resort River Course. As a team, the Matadors are tied for sixth through 36 holes at (+50) 626.
Sosa, who came within one stroke of her season-low for 36 holes, led the 79-player field with 31 pars over the first two rounds. She had one birdie and 14 pars in carding an opening round four-over 76 before putting together a consistent round of one-over 73 in the afternoon round. Sosa's round two featured 17 pars and a single bogey as she is just seven shots off the pace at five-over 149.
The Matadors opened with a team score of 315Â Monday morning before posting a round of 311 in the second round. At (+50) 626, CSUN is tied for sixth with Lehigh, just 18 strokes behind team-leading Delaware (608) in the 14-team field.Â
CSUNÂ SCORES
COACH MICHELLE WINKLER SAID
"Fernanda played great today. She had 17 pars and one bogey in round two which is a heck of a score in the cold and wind. She is only seven strokes behind the leader, so she can easily come back tomorrow and win. We still need to work on our putting, but overall we executed a good strategy. We lost so many strokes due to our three-putting, so if we can clean that up we have a good shot at moving up the leaderboard."
The Matadors will be paired with Navy, Radford and Lehigh for the final round which gets underway with a shotgun start Tuesday morning at 9 a.m.
#UniteTheValley
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - CSUN's Fernanda Sosa opened with rounds of 76-73 and is tied for third after two rounds of the Kingsmill Intercollegiate Monday at the Kingsmill Resort River Course. As a team, the Matadors are tied for sixth through 36 holes at (+50) 626.
Sosa, who came within one stroke of her season-low for 36 holes, led the 79-player field with 31 pars over the first two rounds. She had one birdie and 14 pars in carding an opening round four-over 76 before putting together a consistent round of one-over 73 in the afternoon round. Sosa's round two featured 17 pars and a single bogey as she is just seven shots off the pace at five-over 149.
The Matadors opened with a team score of 315Â Monday morning before posting a round of 311 in the second round. At (+50) 626, CSUN is tied for sixth with Lehigh, just 18 strokes behind team-leading Delaware (608) in the 14-team field.Â
CSUNÂ SCORES
- Julia Johansson and Grace Bettis are also in the top-30 after 36 holes for the Matadors. Johansson had a pair of birdies and six pars in posting a nine-over 81 in round one. She then had three birdies and eight pars in the second round to post a five-over 77. Johansson is currently tied for 24th at (+14) 158.
- Bettis had two birdies in round one before notching 14 pars in round two. With rounds of 80-79, she is currently in 29th place at (+15) 159.
- Elle Laur opened with a seven-over 79 before carding a (+10) 82 in the second round and is tied for 41st at (+17) 161.
- Julia Myklebust rounded out the CSUN lineup as she posted rounds of 80-85 and is tied for 56th at (+21) 165.
COACH MICHELLE WINKLER SAID
"Fernanda played great today. She had 17 pars and one bogey in round two which is a heck of a score in the cold and wind. She is only seven strokes behind the leader, so she can easily come back tomorrow and win. We still need to work on our putting, but overall we executed a good strategy. We lost so many strokes due to our three-putting, so if we can clean that up we have a good shot at moving up the leaderboard."
The Matadors will be paired with Navy, Radford and Lehigh for the final round which gets underway with a shotgun start Tuesday morning at 9 a.m.
#UniteTheValley
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