BOULDER CITY, Nev. - Seattle U women's golf ended its spring season on Wednesday, competing in the final round of the Western Athletic Conference Championships at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev. Seattle U finished in third place, posting a team score of 38-over 902. Taking home the team title was New Mexico State with a stroke total of 9-over, while Utah Valley's Victoria Estrada won the individual title.
Leading the way for SU was senior Kimberlee Tottori, finishing in a tie for third place at 2-over (71-72-75) and leading all golfers in par three scoring at 3-under. This was Tottori's best performance of the year as she ends with two top-10 performances.
"Although this is not what we might have hoped for as a team, a huge congratulations goes out to Kimberlee for finishing off her career on such a high note," said Head Coach Marc Chandonnet. "She has been such a joy to be around and has represented the program in a first class way."
Behind Tottori, was senior Keisha Lugito (75-76-77) and sophomore Megan Kelly (78-75-75) as they tie for 15th place, while junior Samantha Bruce finished with a three round total of 232 (76-75-81). Rounding out the team score for SU was sophomore Azumi Arai who finished with a three round score of 235 (75-80-80).
"I am so appreciative of all our seniors," said Chandonnet. "These women have truly given their all to this program and we have had so many great moments together. I also want to send a special thank you to all of the families, supporters and SU staff that were able to attend the championships this week and provide us with that much needed morale boost."
Leading the way for SU was senior Kimberlee Tottori, finishing in a tie for third place at 2-over (71-72-75) and leading all golfers in par three scoring at 3-under. This was Tottori's best performance of the year as she ends with two top-10 performances.
"Although this is not what we might have hoped for as a team, a huge congratulations goes out to Kimberlee for finishing off her career on such a high note," said Head Coach Marc Chandonnet. "She has been such a joy to be around and has represented the program in a first class way."
Behind Tottori, was senior Keisha Lugito (75-76-77) and sophomore Megan Kelly (78-75-75) as they tie for 15th place, while junior Samantha Bruce finished with a three round total of 232 (76-75-81). Rounding out the team score for SU was sophomore Azumi Arai who finished with a three round score of 235 (75-80-80).
"I am so appreciative of all our seniors," said Chandonnet. "These women have truly given their all to this program and we have had so many great moments together. I also want to send a special thank you to all of the families, supporters and SU staff that were able to attend the championships this week and provide us with that much needed morale boost."