Women’s Golf Completes Second Round of NCAA Gold Canyon Regional

1. Oregon

3. Arizona State

4. Oklahoma State

5. Mississippi State

6. Cal State Fullerton

7. Auburn

8. California

9. San Jose State

10. Virginia Tech

11. Sacramento State

12. Navy

13. Quinnipiac

These standings set the stage for a competitive final round, with teams like Auburn and California needing strong performances to break into the top five.

While team success is paramount, individual performances have also been noteworthy. Players from various teams have showcased exceptional skill and composure under pressure.

• Carys Worby (Auburn): Worby has been a standout for Auburn, maintaining a position in the individual top 10 through 36 holes. She followed up an opening round 70 (-1) with a 2-over 73, placing her three shots behind the tournament’s individual leader, Kendall Todd of Arkansa.    Balma Dávalos (Auburn): Dávalos improved her performance in the second round, carding a 73 (+1) after an opening round 76. Her 36-hole score of 148 (+6) places her in a tie for 30th individually.   Anna Davis (Auburn): Davis bounced back from a challenging first round by shooting a 1-over 73 in the second round, highlighted by an eagle on No. 3. She is tied for 37th place at 7-over for the event.   Katie Cranston (Auburn): Cranston provided a solid performance with a 74 (+3), starting her round with birdies on the first two holes and making the turn at 1-under.       The Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club has presented a fair yet challenging test for the competitors. The course’s layout demands precision and strategic play, with its combination of long par-4s, reachable par-5s, and undulating greens. Weather conditions have been relatively stable, allowing players to focus on their game without significant external disruptions.

As the final round approaches, teams and individuals will aim to capitalize on their positions or make significant moves up the leaderboard. The top five teams will earn the coveted spots in the NCAA Championship, making every shot in the final round crucial.

For Auburn, a strong team performance in the final round could propel them into the top five, securing advancement. Individually, players like Carys Worby will look to maintain or improve their standings, potentially earning individual accolades.                     The final round promises to deliver excitement and high-level collegiate golf as teams and players vie for their place in the national champions.