LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The Colorado State University Pueblo women's golf team is in first place after day one of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Henderson, Nev.

The ThunderWolves shot a dominant first round score of even par (288) to lead the tournament by nine strokes over second place Regis (297). With a win this week, that would secure a postseason berth for CSU Pueblo and first year head coach Tammy Lim.

Boulder Creek Golf Club is playing at 6055 yards this week on the par 72 track.

The Pack were led by sophomore phenom Freya Constable (Edinburgh, Scotland/Boroghmuir) as she fired a first-round score of three under par (69) to set the pace for the field as she sits in a tie for first place.

The ThunderWolves had three girls shoot rounds of one over (73) to complement Constable. RMAC Player of the Year hopeful Kylie Severin (Aurora, Colo./Vista Peak Prep) shot a one over round, along with junior Anju Ogi (Arvada, Colo./Arvada West), and junior Zoey Rodriguez (Pueblo, Colo./Pueblo South).

Rounding out the ThunderWolves top five was freshman Lisa Ekberg (Kingsbacka, Sweeden) as the European shot a first-round score of three over par (75).

WORDS FROM HEAD COACH TAMMY LIM
After the round we caught up with head coach Tammy Lim. Lim said "The girls played amazing today! As crazy to say, there were a lot of missed shots out there. The vibes are good right now and they are going into tomorrow with the same mindset as today. Just have fun and play for each other."

Tee times for round two from Las Vegas can be found HERE