STOCKTON, Calif. – The Colorado State University Women's Golf team is in a tie for fourth place at the 2024 NCAA Division II West Regional held here at Brookside County Club. 

The ThunderWolves shot an impressive first round score of one over (289) to sit in a tie with Oklahoma Christian University. Five teams advance to the National Championship. The defending Division II National Champions; Dallas Baptist University leads the tournament as they shot a first round score of six under par (282).

Brookside Country Club is playing tough this week, playing at 5,972 yards on the par 72 track.

The Pack were led by their Captain Kylie Severin (Aurora, Colo./Vista Peak Prep), as the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Player of the Year hopeful fired a round of four under par (68) to set the tone for CSU Pueblo. Severin shot four under on her back nine (front nine) and is sitting in a tie for second place individually after day one.

Pueblo native Zoey Rodriguez (Pueblo, Colo./Pueblo South) had a very colorful scorecard, despite shooting even par (72). The junior carded four birdies en route to an impressive opening round.

Scottish sophomore Freya Constable (Edinburgh, Scotland/Boroghmuir) continued her fine play, as the RMAC Tournament runner-up shot a round of one over (73), while freshman Lisa Ekberg (Kingsbacka, Sweden) shot a solid round of four over (76).

The Pack were rounded out by Anju Ogi (Arvada, Colo./Arvada West) as she carded an opening round score of eight over.

WORDS FROM HEAD COACH TAMMY LIM
"The girls played very well today. They kept up with some good teams and are right in contention. Getting a good first round was important so we do not have to play catch up these next couple of days. We just need to maintain from here on out. There is still lots of golf but the girls are in good spirits and their games are there."

CSU Pueblo gets back at it early tomorrow morning with Anju Ogi teeing off first at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time. The entire tee sheet for round two can be found HERE.