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Sabrina Ladd at the CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational
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Sabrina Ladd chips out of the rough at the CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational at the Pueblo Country Club (Oct. 7, 2024)

Women’s golf jumps two spots, takes home seventh at CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational

10/8/2024 4:28:00 PM

By: Hayden Mangan, Assistant AD-Communications & Fan Engagement
PUEBLO, Colo. – Following a tough opening round in the stifling heat, the Skyhawks battled back with a gritty day-two performance to cut down 18 strokes and ultimately climb two spots into a seventh-place finish among eleven teams over at the CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational at the Pueblo Country Club.
 
Fort Lewis' 18-stroke difference between round one and round two marked the highest team improvement in the tournament by six strokes. The Skyhawks added a round two total of 313 (+25) to finish with a 644 (+68) total as a team and overcome eighth-place Chadron State (649, +73) and ninth-place North Idaho (669, +93).
 
Tournament host CSU Pueblo, who earned votes on last Friday's Mizuno Women's Golf Coaches Association Top 25 Poll, cruised to team medalist honors as the ThunderWolves finished with a score of 598 (+22) and a comfortable eight-stroke lead ahead of Lubbock Christian (606, +30).
 
It was The Pack's own Freya Constable, a junior from Edinburgh, Scotland, who carded a dominant 69 (-3) in the final round to earn the only single-round below-par finish of the tournament. Constable jumped two positions and captured individual medalist honors with a comfortable four-stroke lead on a 143 (-1).
 
Dimery Plewe put together a strong second round as the Four Corners native cut down four strokes thanks to an eagle on hole twelve and a pair of birdies on holes four and six to cap the afternoon with a 75 (+3) and ultimately tied for 12th on a 154 (+10) total.
 
 Vivianna Holguin and Peyton Gibby each made tremendous strides in their second trips through the Pueblo Country Club, climbing 14 and 18 spots, respectively. Holguin tallied a 76 (+4) to total 160 (+16) for the week and picked up the Skyhawks second top 25 finish with a tie for 25th. Gibby, on the other hand, shaved off nine strokes in her second round to record a 78 (+6) and capture a tie for 33rd on a 165 (+21).
 
Rounding out Fort Lewis' five-woman squad were Sarah Grenemyer and Sabrina Ladd, who earned ties for 41st and 52nd on 170 (+26) and 176 (+32) totals, respectively. In addition, the Skyhawks three unattached individuals, Isabel Bustillos (162, +18), Annika Gutierrez (178, +34), and Elina Beyer (202, +58), picked up 30th, 55th, and 62nd-place finishes.
 
Comforts of Home
Skyhawks golf makes its return to Durango, Colo., next week as Fort Lewis hosts its annual Nick Turner Invitational up on the rim at Hillcrest Golf Course. The event will span Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 14-15.
 
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