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San Luis Obispo Country Club - San Luis Obispo, Calif.
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WGOLF | Sottile Leads Dons in Final Round of Bruin-Wave
2/25/2020 5:39:00 PM | Women's Golf
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – The University of San Francisco women's golf team finished in 11th place at the Bruin-Wave Invitational on Tuesday. The Dons were led by freshman Toni Sottile who turned in her second consecutive top-25 finish.
The Dons finished the two day tournament with a 32-over 320 to finish with a team score of 939 (310-309-320). Low scores were hard to come by on the final day, the low round of the tournament went to Oregon who finished 2-over as a team. Only five players finished the tournament at par or better after 54 holes.
"Tough day for us today," said head coach Sara Doell. "We struggled to get a groove as a team. I would be remiss if didn't mention how great Toni played. She had her best performance to date in a collegiate event and played solidly all week. If there is one thing I know about this team, it is that they are resilient. We will regroup and look to work towards our home event in a few weeks."
Sottile, the native of Thousand Oaks, Calif., climbed three spots on the leaderboard on the final day after turning in a 3-over 75. For the tournament, she finished with an 11-over 227 (76-76-75).
After a bogey on 10 to begin the round, Sottile birdied the par-4 12th to pull even. She went into the final four holes even par after recording 11-straight pars. A bogey on six and a double on seven were the lone blemishes of her otherwise stellar round.
Annika Borrelli finished tied at 28th with a 13-over 229 (73-77-79). Pearl Rojanapeansatith finished in third for the Dons with a 22-over 238 (78-75-84) which was tied for 50th. Freshman Hannah Zeman finished her first collegiate tournament in 58th with a 31-over 247 (82-81-84). Samantha Gong finished in 60th with a 39 over 255 (86-87-82).
No. 2 USC was the team champion for the fifth time in the tournaments 11 year history. The Trojans finished with a 14-over 878 (300-282-296). The co-medalists were Emma Spitz of UCLA and Kelly Sim of Northwestern. The two finished 5-under 211.
The Dons will return to action on Monday, Mar. 9 when USF co-hosts the Juli Inkster at Meadow Club with San Jose State. The two day tournament will be held at the Meadow Club in Fairfax, Calif.
The Dons finished the two day tournament with a 32-over 320 to finish with a team score of 939 (310-309-320). Low scores were hard to come by on the final day, the low round of the tournament went to Oregon who finished 2-over as a team. Only five players finished the tournament at par or better after 54 holes.
"Tough day for us today," said head coach Sara Doell. "We struggled to get a groove as a team. I would be remiss if didn't mention how great Toni played. She had her best performance to date in a collegiate event and played solidly all week. If there is one thing I know about this team, it is that they are resilient. We will regroup and look to work towards our home event in a few weeks."
Sottile, the native of Thousand Oaks, Calif., climbed three spots on the leaderboard on the final day after turning in a 3-over 75. For the tournament, she finished with an 11-over 227 (76-76-75).
After a bogey on 10 to begin the round, Sottile birdied the par-4 12th to pull even. She went into the final four holes even par after recording 11-straight pars. A bogey on six and a double on seven were the lone blemishes of her otherwise stellar round.
Annika Borrelli finished tied at 28th with a 13-over 229 (73-77-79). Pearl Rojanapeansatith finished in third for the Dons with a 22-over 238 (78-75-84) which was tied for 50th. Freshman Hannah Zeman finished her first collegiate tournament in 58th with a 31-over 247 (82-81-84). Samantha Gong finished in 60th with a 39 over 255 (86-87-82).
No. 2 USC was the team champion for the fifth time in the tournaments 11 year history. The Trojans finished with a 14-over 878 (300-282-296). The co-medalists were Emma Spitz of UCLA and Kelly Sim of Northwestern. The two finished 5-under 211.
The Dons will return to action on Monday, Mar. 9 when USF co-hosts the Juli Inkster at Meadow Club with San Jose State. The two day tournament will be held at the Meadow Club in Fairfax, Calif.
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