Golfer Stephanie Kim Named Black Clover Golfer of the Week
/ October 17, 2010
OGDEN, Utah - Northern
Arizona's Stephanie Kim has been selected as the Black Clover
Big Sky Conference golfer of the week following a tie for sixth
place at the New Mexico State Price's Give Em Five
Intercollegiate.
Kim, a sophomore from Tempe, Ariz.,
fired a three-under-par 69 in Wednesday's final round. The
reigning Big Sky champion carded a 75 in the first round and a 74
in the second round to finish with a two-over-par 218 at the
54-hole tournament played at New Mexico State's golf
course.
"She goes about her business
and consistently posted good scores,'' said NAU coach
Brad Bedortha. She is very enjoyable to watch.''
Kim helped the Lumberjacks to a
10th-place finish. The Lumberjacks shot a 306 in the first round,
followed by a 301 and a 297 for a 904. New Mexico State won the
event with an 866. Lene Hafsten-Morch of Baylor claimed medalist
honors with a seven-under-par 209.
This is Kim's second golfer
of the week honor this season and the fourth of her career.
Around the Big
Sky
The University of Montana finished
second in the 14-team LPGA Xavier Invitational in Daytona Beach,
Fla. Montana shot rounds of 299, 310 and 298 for a 907. The
Grizzlies were 13 shots behind winner Daytona St. College. The
tournament was played Oct. 8-10 at the LPGA Legends Course.
UM's Lauren Howell finished fourth (73-76-73=222). Senior
Carissa Simmons tied for fifth at 224.
Portland State led a contingent of
four Big Sky teams as the Colorado Heather Farr Memorial, played
Oct. 8-9 at the Colorado National Golf Club in Erie, Colo. The
Vikings shot a 54-hole total of 927. Sophomore Britney Yada
finished 18th to lead the Vikings. She fired rounds of 77-74-81 for
a 232.
Montana State was ninth with a 943.
Weber State was 10th at 966. Northern Colorado was 11th at 983.
Kelly O'Brien and Leslie McGetrick tied for 19th to lead the
Bobcats at 233. Northern Colorado's Carleigh Silvers tied for
29th at 237. Weber State's Kelsey Adams also tied for 29th at
237.
Others
Nominated
Lauren Howell, Montana
Kelly O'Brien, Montana
State
Carleigh Silvers, Northern
Colorado
Britney Yada, Portland State
Kelsey Adams, Weber State