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Alvarez in Top 20 as UW is 12th After Round Two at Northrop Grumman
February 04, 2019 | Women's Golf
PALOS VERDES, Calif. – The University of Washington women's golf team made movement on Monday as it climbed three spots on the leaderboard into 12th place following an 8-stroke improvement in round two at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge. In rainy conditions at the course, UW is at 36-over 604 (308-296). Tuesday's final round starts at 8:30 at Palos Verdes Golf Club.
"I thought we improved upon some things today and certainly made more birdies but we need to trust ourselves a bit more and stay committed to our game plan," said head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "Julianne once again had a solid round and played well. Overall we made improvements in tough conditions and will look to keep doing so tomorrow."
Senior Julianne Alvarez led the Dawgs for the second-straight day as she posted a 1-over 72 en route to a tie for 17th with a two-day total of 5-over 147 (75-72). Alvarez birdied three on the day including two of her first three holes. She is just four strokes out of the top two in UW's first tournament of the spring campaign.
Climbing 21 spots on the leaderboard during round two was sophomore Rino Sasaki as she is now tied for 33rd at 9-over 151 (78-73). Sasaki improved upon her round one score by five strokes as she finished the day with a 2-over 73. The sophomore posted two birdies on the day and only erred on four holes.
Finishing just behind her was junior Alice Duan who also carded a lower score on Monday as she went 3-over 74 en route to her two-day total of 10-over 152. She is tied for 40th and moved 14 spots up the board thanks to three birdies over a span of five holes.
Rounding out the UW crew was senior Sarah Rhee who is tied for 64th at 14-over 156 (79-77) while junior Karen Miyamoto is tied for 75th with a 17-over 159 (77-82).
Washington concludes play on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. and will be paired with Ohio State, Florida and Furman.
"I thought we improved upon some things today and certainly made more birdies but we need to trust ourselves a bit more and stay committed to our game plan," said head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "Julianne once again had a solid round and played well. Overall we made improvements in tough conditions and will look to keep doing so tomorrow."
Senior Julianne Alvarez led the Dawgs for the second-straight day as she posted a 1-over 72 en route to a tie for 17th with a two-day total of 5-over 147 (75-72). Alvarez birdied three on the day including two of her first three holes. She is just four strokes out of the top two in UW's first tournament of the spring campaign.
Climbing 21 spots on the leaderboard during round two was sophomore Rino Sasaki as she is now tied for 33rd at 9-over 151 (78-73). Sasaki improved upon her round one score by five strokes as she finished the day with a 2-over 73. The sophomore posted two birdies on the day and only erred on four holes.
Finishing just behind her was junior Alice Duan who also carded a lower score on Monday as she went 3-over 74 en route to her two-day total of 10-over 152. She is tied for 40th and moved 14 spots up the board thanks to three birdies over a span of five holes.
Rounding out the UW crew was senior Sarah Rhee who is tied for 64th at 14-over 156 (79-77) while junior Karen Miyamoto is tied for 75th with a 17-over 159 (77-82).
Washington concludes play on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. and will be paired with Ohio State, Florida and Furman.
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