San Diego State Women’s Golf Team Improves at Invitational
News Summary
The San Diego State women’s golf team made strides at the Leadership and Golf Invitational held at Chambers Bay Golf Course. After two rounds, the Aztecs secured 11th place among 16 teams. Ema Narita led with an impressive one-under-par 143. Teammates Stephanie Barbaglia, Manon Martin, and Nikki Kato contributed valuable scores, showcasing determination. The final round promises more challenges, but the team is poised for a strong finish as they compete for positioning in the tournament.
San Diego State Women’s Golf Team Progresses at Leadership and Golf Invitational
The San Diego State women’s golf team showcased their talent at the recent Leadership and Golf Invitational, held on the iconic Chambers Bay Golf Course, known for its breathtaking views and challenging layout. After a grueling two rounds of play, the Aztecs find themselves in 11th place amidst stiff competition from 16 teams.
A Strong Start from Ema Narita
Leading the charge for the Aztecs was none other than Ema Narita, who put on a stellar performance throughout the day. Her impressive score of one-under-par 143 earned her a spot in the top five of the individual leaderboard, placing her at a commendable fifth. Narita lit up the course with her scoring prowess, recording four birdies in both her opening rounds. She kicked things off with a solid one-under-par 71 in her first round, followed by a two-over-par 73 in the second round.
Team Contributions
While Narita’s performance stole the spotlight, her teammates also made significant contributions. Stephanie Barbaglia rounded out her tournament experience with a total score of 157. Despite facing some challenges, Barbaglia managed an encouraging four-over-par 76 in the first round, although she faced tougher conditions in her second round, finishing with an 81.
Making her collegiate debut was Manon Martin, who came out strong with a first-round score of five-over-par 77. However, the second round proved to be more demanding, leading to a total score of 159 after an 82. It was a learning experience for the young golfer, and with every round, the experience will only make her a better player.
Completing the scoring for the Aztecs was Nikki Kato, who finished with a score of 161 (+17). Kato showed determination and resilience, improving her game as the day progressed. After an opening round of 83, she managed to knock five strokes off her score in the second round, showcasing her ability to adapt and grow during tough competitions.
Looking Forward
The Aztecs will tee off once again to conclude the Leadership & Golf Invitational, with an 8 a.m. shotgun start scheduled for Tuesday morning. The prestigious Chambers Bay Golf Course, featuring a par of 72 and stretching across 6,093 yards, is sure to present more challenges for all competitors, but the Aztecs are ready to embrace the test and put their skills to the ultimate test.
As the tournament nears its climax, fans and supporters of the San Diego State women’s golf team eagerly look forward to seeing how their athletes will perform in the final round. With Narita leading the charge and the entire team displaying their capabilities on the course, there is plenty to cheer for as the Aztecs aim to climb the leaderboard and finish strong!
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