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WGOLF | Dons Take Seventh at Juli Inkster at Meadow Club
3/10/2020 4:10:00 PM | Women's Golf
FAIRFAX, Calif. – The University of San Francisco women's golf finished tied for seventh place after shooting an 18-over 306 in the final round of the Juli Inkster at Meadow Club. The Dons finished the two-day tournament with a 29-over 893 (292-395-306).Â
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"I'm very proud of the fight in this team," said head coach Sara Doell. "While we didn't quite get it done today, we identified a few areas that we can work on to prepare for our next event as we look forward towards the rest of our spring."
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The 893 is the third-best 54-hole score for the Dons this season, who had three players crack the top-25 with Pearl Rojanapeansatith finishing tied for eighth, her second top-10 finish this season.Â
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The Dons' junior continues to play the best golf of her career, she finished the two day tournament with a 3-over 219 (71-71-77). Her back-to-back 71s are the first time in her career she's posted two-consecutive rounds under par. She carded three birdies on the day to give her 11 for the tournament, a career best for birdies in a 54-hole tournament, besting the 10 she recorded at least year's BYU at Entrada.  Â
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Annika Borrelli came in second for the Dons. She finished with a 6-over 222 (70-77-75). Samantha Gong finished in third for USF, the senior co-captain finished tied for 23rd with an 8-over 224 (74-73-77).
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Toni Sottile finished tied for 52nd with a 17-over 233 (80-74-79), behind her by one stroke was Jade Siphomsay who finished in 54th with an 18-over 234 (77-80-77).
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Hannah Zeman competed as an individual and captured a tie at 58th with a 20-over 236 (78-80-78).
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Oregon State took home the individual title with a 7-over 871. The Beavers shot a 4-under 284 on the day – the only team to record a round under par on the final day. Washington State teammates Marie Lund-Hansen and Amy Chu tied for the individual title.
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The Dons will return to action on Monday, Mar. 30 for the Fresno State Tournament hosted by the Bulldogs at the Copper River Country Club in Fresno, Calif.
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"I'm very proud of the fight in this team," said head coach Sara Doell. "While we didn't quite get it done today, we identified a few areas that we can work on to prepare for our next event as we look forward towards the rest of our spring."
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The 893 is the third-best 54-hole score for the Dons this season, who had three players crack the top-25 with Pearl Rojanapeansatith finishing tied for eighth, her second top-10 finish this season.Â
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The Dons' junior continues to play the best golf of her career, she finished the two day tournament with a 3-over 219 (71-71-77). Her back-to-back 71s are the first time in her career she's posted two-consecutive rounds under par. She carded three birdies on the day to give her 11 for the tournament, a career best for birdies in a 54-hole tournament, besting the 10 she recorded at least year's BYU at Entrada.  Â
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Annika Borrelli came in second for the Dons. She finished with a 6-over 222 (70-77-75). Samantha Gong finished in third for USF, the senior co-captain finished tied for 23rd with an 8-over 224 (74-73-77).
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Toni Sottile finished tied for 52nd with a 17-over 233 (80-74-79), behind her by one stroke was Jade Siphomsay who finished in 54th with an 18-over 234 (77-80-77).
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Hannah Zeman competed as an individual and captured a tie at 58th with a 20-over 236 (78-80-78).
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Oregon State took home the individual title with a 7-over 871. The Beavers shot a 4-under 284 on the day – the only team to record a round under par on the final day. Washington State teammates Marie Lund-Hansen and Amy Chu tied for the individual title.
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The Dons will return to action on Monday, Mar. 30 for the Fresno State Tournament hosted by the Bulldogs at the Copper River Country Club in Fresno, Calif.
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