The University of San Francisco women's golf team is back in action this week, traveling to St. George, Utah where they will participate at the BYU at Entrada Classic at the Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club.  This is the second of five tournaments this spring the Dons will be competing at. The BYU at Entrada Classic is one of two trips out of state the Dons will make this spring.
 
"The team looks strong and ready to go as we have had some solid practices since our last event," said head coach Sara Doell. "The golf course at Entrada is a visually challenging course but seems to be very score-able. I feel that if the team plays to their potential this week, we can be very competitive in this field."
 
Tournament Information

Date/Time: 36 holes, Monday, Mar. 11 – 18 holes Tuesday, Mar. 12
Site: Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club (St. George, Utah)
Live Results: Golfstat.com
 
The Course
BYU at Entrada Classic will be held at the par-72, 6,082-yard Entrada at Snow Canyon Club. Opened in 1996, this award-winning Johnny Miller Signature Design 18-hole golf course stretches across 710 acres of desert landscape against a backdrop of red sandstone cliffs, rolling dunes, black lava beds and rugged arroyos. Entrada is currently rated Utah's top year-round private golf course, number 5 overall for Utah by Golf Digest. 
 
The Field
This field this weekend consists of 14 teams, six which are ranked in the top-100 of the Golfstat rankings, including No. 12 Kent State, No. 45 Texas Tech, No. 61 UTSA, Colorado State (85), Idaho (88).  The Dons will also be competing against conference foes Santa Clara, and BYU.  The remainder of the field includes Southern Utah, Portland State, Utah Valley, Wyoming, Boise State and Oral Roberts.

The Dons
The Dons lineup remains unchanged from last tournament.  The Dons will lean heavily on junior Samantha Gong to lead the way. At the Bruin Wave Invitational Gong was one of two Dons in the top-50.  Joining her was freshman Annika Borrelli who finished tied at 36^th in a brutally tough field.  Also competing for the Dons this week will be sophomores Joan Soewondo and Pearl Rojanapeansatith and freshman Jade Siphomsay.