Sophomore Jamie Lopez's 76 was the lowest round of anyone at Monday's WSC Event hosted by Bakersfield College.
Sophomore Jamie Lopez's 76 was the lowest round of anyone at Monday's WSC Event hosted by Bakersfield College.

Breakthrough

Bakersfield, CA -- After finishing in second place in each of their first seven tournaments of the season, the Citrus College Women's Golf team finally had a breakthrough on Monday afternoon at the WSC Event hosted by Bakersfield College. The Owls finally finished in first place defeating College of the Canyons in a tie breaker, and edging third place Santa Barbara City College by four strokes.

Sophomore Jamie Lopez led the way for Citrus firing a 76, the lowest individual round of any golfer on the day. Teammate and fellow sophomore Lexandra So was just behind her in second place overall with a 77. Freshman Lexi Tunstad continued to make major strides firing a 81, and finishing in a tie for 6th place individually. Freshman Mackenzy Shafer posted the final scoring round of the day with a 98.

As a team, the Owls shot a 332, matching College of the Canyons who also shot a 332. Breaking the tie came down to the fifth non-scoring golfer for each team, and Brittany Thelen's 99 bested the Cougars fifth player who shot a 112.

The Owls will try and keep their momentum moving forward this coming Monday when they take part in the WSC Event hosted by Glendale College. Tee-time is set for 11:00 AM at Brookside #2 in Pasadena.