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Women's #Golf Positioned In Second At Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate
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The University of North Florida (UNF) women’s golf team is poised to make history as they sit in second place after two rounds at the Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate Tournament. With just seven strokes separating them from leader Western Kentucky, the final round at Jacksonville Golf & Country Club promises a thrilling showdown.
Allendesalazar Leads the Charge
Senior Casilda Allendesalazar is making headlines, currently tied for first place individually at 4-under 140 alongside Anna Andrysova from UL-Monroe. Allendesalazar’s stellar form has been highlighted by 11 birdies, including an electric four-birdie start in her first six holes. Her impressive second-round 69 marks the ninth time in her career she has shot in the 60s.
With a six-shot buffer over the next group of contenders, she is in prime position to capture both the medalist title and her 20th career top-10 finish.
UNF Collegiate Tournament Team Standings: A Tight Race at the Top
The 16-team leaderboard entering the final round is as follows:
- Western Kentucky – 16-over 592
- North Florida – 23-over 599
- UL-Monroe – 25-over 601
- Xavier – 27-over 603
- High Point – 31-over 607
With just a few strokes separating the top contenders, North Florida will need a strong final round to complete their comeback bid.
UNF Collegiate Tournament Other Key Performances
- Helen Zhou stands T-12 at 6-over 150, continuing to provide steady contributions.
- Braydn Smith (competing as an individual) is also T-12 at 6-over 150, eyeing a potential career-best finish.
- Kaitlyn Schroeder finished T-34 at 11-over 155 following a strong back nine.
- Kaitlynn Washburn (T-50, 14-over 158) and Chulathida “Tantai” Seema (T-64, 16-over 160) complete UNF’s lineup.
Final Round Preview: Can UNF Complete the Comeback?
With just 18 holes remaining, UNF has a real chance to overcome Western Kentucky while fending off challenges from UL-Monroe and Xavier. All eyes will be on Allendesalazar, as she looks to claim top individual honors while leading her team to a vital victory.
The final round tees off on Tuesday, March 4. Can UNF rise to the occasion and capture their first home tournament title since 2022?
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