Colorado State University Athletics
Women?s Golf Falls Two Spots
4/23/2004 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
The women?s golf team fell two spots today into fifth place at the Mountain West Conference Championship after recording a team score of 302. The Rams have a two-round total of 596, 16 strokes off the leader UNLV.
The Rebels hold just a one-stroke advantage over New Mexico.
Junior Lynette Duran continued to shine for the Rams today. Duran finished the day tied for eighth place after recording a 74. She is now three-over for the tournament at 145.
Also playing well for the Rams was Trisha Quick who held onto her spot in a tie for 11th overall. Quick fired a second round 74 today, one better than yesterday, giving her a total of 149. Dawna Virdell was the team?s next best finisher. Virdell is one stroke back of Quick at 150, tying her for 13th. Virdell carded a second round score of 77.
Margaret Garehime finished the day in a tie for 22nd. She matched her score from yesterday, 77, giving her 36-hole total of 154. Kristen Campos rounds out the field for the Rams. Campos carded an 81, placing her in a tie for 24th. < p="">Margaret Gibby of BYU currently holds onto the top spot. Gibby is at 140 after back-to-back scores of 70. She is two strokes ahead of both Katrina Leckovic and Shannon Johnson, both of New Mexico.
Play will resume tomorrow at 10 a.m. with the third round of competition and will wrap up with the final round on Sunday. Complete results will be available at the conclusion of play at CSURAMS.com.
