Monday, February 12
The Farms Golf Club / Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.
All Day
University of Georgia
4th (296-298=594)
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San Diego State Classic - Day 1
De Bock Leads Bulldogs In SDSU Classic
February 12, 2024 | Women's Golf
Freshman shoots 2-under, three shots off individual leader
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RANCHO SANTE FE, Calif. — Led by back-to-back under-1 71s from Savannah De Bock, the Georgia women's golf team shot a combined 18-over 594 in Monday's first and second rounds of the San Diego State Classic. The Bulldogs enter Tuesday's final round at The Farm Golf Club in fourth place on the leaderboard, 11 shots back of No. 25 Virginia.
In addition to De Bock's first 71 in the morning, Georgia also counted an even-par 72 from LoraLie Cowart, a 76 from Caterina Don and a 77, the score posted by both Napat "Jenny" Lertsadwattana and Natachanok "Drive" Tunwannarux.
In the second round, the Bulldogs' counters were De Bock's 71, a 74 from Don, a 75 from Tunwannarux and a 78 from Lertsadwattana.
De Bock started the day at No. 5 with the shotgun start and was 3-over through 12 holes after recording bogeys at No. 5, No. 7 and No. 16. The freshman birdied No. 18 to regain one of those strokes and then completed her loop with a trio of birdies at Nos. 2-4 to move into red numbers.
De Bock's second round featured 15 pars, along with birdies at No. 14 and No. 15 and a lone bogey at No. 18.
No. 6 South Carolina is second in the team race, one shot behind the Cavaliers. No. 7 Oregon is third at 590, the Bulldogs are at 594 and Denver is at 598 followed by an eight-shot gap to tournament host San Diego State in sixth.
Oregon's Kiara Romero leads the individual field at 5-under 139, a stroke better than the trio of Riana Mission from San Francisco, Louise Rydqvist of South Carolina and Amanda Sambach of Virginia. De Bock is alone in sixth place, just three shots back of Romero. In addition for Georgia, Don is tied for 15th at 150, Cowart and Tunwannarux both in 24th at 152 and Lertsadwattana is tied for 36th at 155.
Georgia will be play with Denver and San Diego State on Tuesday, with live scoring available via www.birdiefire.com.
San Diego State Classic
The Farms Golf Club
Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.
Par 72; 6329 Yards
Monday's Second-Round Standings
Team Leaderboard
Virginia 295-288=583
South Carolina 290-294=584
Oregon 300-290=590
Georgia 296-298=594
Denver 297-301=598
San Diego St. 308-298=606
UNLV 299-309=608
San Francisco 307-305=612
New Mexico 305-308=613
Colorado 308-306=614
Cal Baptist 323-311=634
Tulane 315-323=638
Individual Leaderboard
Kiara Romero, Oregon 69-70=139
Riana Mission, San Francisco 70-70=140
Louise Rydqvist, S. Carolina 71-69=140
Amanda Sambach, Virginia 70-70=140
Myah McDonald, New Mexico 69-72=141
Savannah De Bock, Georgia 71-71=142
Katarina Drocarova, Denver 72-72=144
Toa Yokoyama, UNLV 71-74=145
Megan Propeck, Virginia 74-71=145
Mia Lussare, S. Carolina 76-70=145
Additional Georgia Scores
T15. Caterina Don 76-74=150
T24. LoraLie Cowart 72-80=152
T24. Drive Tunwannarux 77-75=152
T36. Napat Lertsadwattana 77-78=155
RANCHO SANTE FE, Calif. — Led by back-to-back under-1 71s from Savannah De Bock, the Georgia women's golf team shot a combined 18-over 594 in Monday's first and second rounds of the San Diego State Classic. The Bulldogs enter Tuesday's final round at The Farm Golf Club in fourth place on the leaderboard, 11 shots back of No. 25 Virginia.
In addition to De Bock's first 71 in the morning, Georgia also counted an even-par 72 from LoraLie Cowart, a 76 from Caterina Don and a 77, the score posted by both Napat "Jenny" Lertsadwattana and Natachanok "Drive" Tunwannarux.
In the second round, the Bulldogs' counters were De Bock's 71, a 74 from Don, a 75 from Tunwannarux and a 78 from Lertsadwattana.
De Bock started the day at No. 5 with the shotgun start and was 3-over through 12 holes after recording bogeys at No. 5, No. 7 and No. 16. The freshman birdied No. 18 to regain one of those strokes and then completed her loop with a trio of birdies at Nos. 2-4 to move into red numbers.
De Bock's second round featured 15 pars, along with birdies at No. 14 and No. 15 and a lone bogey at No. 18.
No. 6 South Carolina is second in the team race, one shot behind the Cavaliers. No. 7 Oregon is third at 590, the Bulldogs are at 594 and Denver is at 598 followed by an eight-shot gap to tournament host San Diego State in sixth.
Oregon's Kiara Romero leads the individual field at 5-under 139, a stroke better than the trio of Riana Mission from San Francisco, Louise Rydqvist of South Carolina and Amanda Sambach of Virginia. De Bock is alone in sixth place, just three shots back of Romero. In addition for Georgia, Don is tied for 15th at 150, Cowart and Tunwannarux both in 24th at 152 and Lertsadwattana is tied for 36th at 155.
Georgia will be play with Denver and San Diego State on Tuesday, with live scoring available via www.birdiefire.com.
San Diego State Classic
The Farms Golf Club
Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.
Par 72; 6329 Yards
Monday's Second-Round Standings
Team Leaderboard
Virginia 295-288=583
South Carolina 290-294=584
Oregon 300-290=590
Georgia 296-298=594
Denver 297-301=598
San Diego St. 308-298=606
UNLV 299-309=608
San Francisco 307-305=612
New Mexico 305-308=613
Colorado 308-306=614
Cal Baptist 323-311=634
Tulane 315-323=638
Individual Leaderboard
Kiara Romero, Oregon 69-70=139
Riana Mission, San Francisco 70-70=140
Louise Rydqvist, S. Carolina 71-69=140
Amanda Sambach, Virginia 70-70=140
Myah McDonald, New Mexico 69-72=141
Savannah De Bock, Georgia 71-71=142
Katarina Drocarova, Denver 72-72=144
Toa Yokoyama, UNLV 71-74=145
Megan Propeck, Virginia 74-71=145
Mia Lussare, S. Carolina 76-70=145
Additional Georgia Scores
T15. Caterina Don 76-74=150
T24. LoraLie Cowart 72-80=152
T24. Drive Tunwannarux 77-75=152
T36. Napat Lertsadwattana 77-78=155
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