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Monday, September 19
Madison, WI / University Ridge Golf Club
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Badger Invitational Day 2
Junior Sofia Torres had a career-low 3-under 69 in the second round.
Torres, Friendly Set Career Lows, Rams In Sixth Through 36 Holes of Badger Invite
9/19/2022 5:12:00 PM | Women's Golf
The juniors each had career-best rounds for the day as CSU improved six shots in its second round
VERONA, Wis. – Colorado State improved in its second round but slipped one spot and is in sixth through two days of the Badger Invitational, Sept. 19. The three-day, 54-hole tournament, hosted by the University of Wisconsin, is being played at University Ridge Golf Course (Par 72 – 6,248 yards) in Verona, Wis.
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Playing off No. 1 in an earlier wave, Colorado State had a very up-and-down day, but made the turn at 2-under among the counters. However, the momentum slipped in the closing stretch as CSU finished the day at 1-over 289 and a 36-hole total of 8-over 584. Notre Dame continues to lead at 5-under 571, holding a four-shot lead over Nebraska in second at 1-under 575. Old Dominion is third at 5-over 581, with North Florida and Washington State tied for fourth at 7-over 583.
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"We really had it going as a team today and dropped a few shots coming in," head coach Laura Cilek said. "We are at the top of the leaderboard competing which is where we want to be. I am looking forward to seeing if we can climb a few more spots tomorrow."
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Individually, the Rams are paced by junior Panchalika Arphamongkol (aka "Friendly"), who is tied for eight at 1-under 143 after tying her career low with a 2-under 70 in today's action. Junior Sofia Torres posted the low score of the day for CSU and a personal career-best round, a 3-under 69, to move into a tie for 12th. Senior Andrea Bergsdottir is next in a tie for 23rd at 3-over 47, with senior Gabby Minier in a tie for 49th at 9-over 153 after a five-shot improvement from her first to second round. Sophomore Lacey Uchida rounds out the CSU scoring in a tie for 55th at 10-over 154. Montgomery Ferreira of Notre Dame is the leader at 6-under 138, two shots ahead of a trio of golfers behind her as just 11 players are under par through 36 holes.
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"Friendly and Sofia had great rounds today," Cilek continued. "To get under par and keep making birdies takes a lot of confidence. It has been awesome to see them come out with a strong start this year."
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In Tuesday's shotgun start at 8 a.m. MT, the Rams are playing with North Florida and Washington State and starting on holes 4-7.
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Playing off No. 1 in an earlier wave, Colorado State had a very up-and-down day, but made the turn at 2-under among the counters. However, the momentum slipped in the closing stretch as CSU finished the day at 1-over 289 and a 36-hole total of 8-over 584. Notre Dame continues to lead at 5-under 571, holding a four-shot lead over Nebraska in second at 1-under 575. Old Dominion is third at 5-over 581, with North Florida and Washington State tied for fourth at 7-over 583.
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"We really had it going as a team today and dropped a few shots coming in," head coach Laura Cilek said. "We are at the top of the leaderboard competing which is where we want to be. I am looking forward to seeing if we can climb a few more spots tomorrow."
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Individually, the Rams are paced by junior Panchalika Arphamongkol (aka "Friendly"), who is tied for eight at 1-under 143 after tying her career low with a 2-under 70 in today's action. Junior Sofia Torres posted the low score of the day for CSU and a personal career-best round, a 3-under 69, to move into a tie for 12th. Senior Andrea Bergsdottir is next in a tie for 23rd at 3-over 47, with senior Gabby Minier in a tie for 49th at 9-over 153 after a five-shot improvement from her first to second round. Sophomore Lacey Uchida rounds out the CSU scoring in a tie for 55th at 10-over 154. Montgomery Ferreira of Notre Dame is the leader at 6-under 138, two shots ahead of a trio of golfers behind her as just 11 players are under par through 36 holes.
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"Friendly and Sofia had great rounds today," Cilek continued. "To get under par and keep making birdies takes a lot of confidence. It has been awesome to see them come out with a strong start this year."
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In Tuesday's shotgun start at 8 a.m. MT, the Rams are playing with North Florida and Washington State and starting on holes 4-7.
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| Teams | ||
| 1 | Notre Dame | 284-287=571 (-5) |
| 2 | Nebraska | 292-283=575 (-1) |
| 3 | Old Dominion | 293-288=581 (+5) |
| T4 | North Florida | 293-290=583 (+7) |
| T4 | Washington State | 295-288=583 (+7) |
| 6 | Colorado State | 295-289=584 (+8) |
| 7 | Wisconsin | 296-291=587 (+11) |
| 8 | Rutgers | 298-295=593 (+17) |
| 9 | UC Davis | 300-296=596 (+20) |
| 10 | Delaware | 298-299=597 (+21) |
| 11 | Iowa | 298-304=602 (+26) |
| 12 | Indiana | 317-295=612 (+36) |
| 13 | East Carolina | 313-305=618 (+42) |
| Top Five Individuals Plus CSU | ||
| 1 | Montgomery Ferreira (Notre Dame) | 72-66=138 (-6) |
| T2 | Federica Torre (Old Dominion) | 73-67=140 (-4) |
| T2 | Megan Whittaker (Nebraska) | 71-69=140 (-4) |
| T2 | Lauren Beaudreau (Notre Dame)Â | 67-73=140 (-4) |
| 5 | Leigha Devine (Rutgers)Â | 72-69=141 (-3) |
| T8 | Panchalika Arphamongkol (Colorado State) | 73-70=143 (-1) |
| T12 | Sofia Torres (Colorado State) | 75-69=144 (E) |
| T23 | Andrea Bergsdottir (Colorado State) | 71-76=147 (+3) |
| T49 | Gabby Minier (Colorado State) | 79-74=153 (+9) |
| T55 | Lacey Uchida (Colorado State) | 76-78=154 (+10) |
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