Kashima Finishes Top 25 at Evie Odom Invitational

Sunday, October 8

Virginia Beach, Va.

University of North Florida

Evie Odom Invitational - Day 3

One Kashima lining up putt at Old Dominion

10/8/2023 5:00:00 PM | Women's Golf

Final Results

Tied for 23rd Overall at 8-Over 218 Over the Weekend

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - One Kashima continues to shine as a true freshman with another top-25 finish, as North Florida women's golf wrapped up play at the Evie Odom Invitational hosted by Old Dominion on Sunday afternoon.

Kashima finished the final round at 2-over 72 with a pair of birdies to secure her spot among the top part of the field. She joins Eisenbeiss as the one players with top-25 finishes on the season, as they both have recorded two each so far this fall.

COURSE REPORT

Princess Anne Country Club (Virginia Beach, Va.)
Par 70 | 5,824 yards
Sunday, Oct. 8 | 18 holes
RESULTS: Golfstat Live Stats Link

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

TEAM STANDINGS: 15 Teams

UCF (10-over), Kent State (15-over), Chattanooga (20-over), Furman (22-over), Old Dominion (26-over), College of Charleston (31-over), East Carolina (35-over), James Madison (36-over), Coastal Carolina (36-over), Notre Dame (37-over), Indiana (47-over), Sacramento State (49-over), Missouri (50-over), Penn State (50-over), North Florida (57-over)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

Kashima started rough with a bogey on the first hole, but went 1-under through the rest of the front nine and scored birdie on the last hole to finish tied for 23rd at 8-over 218 at the Evie Odom Invitational.
She had the second-most total pars over the tournament with 42 total, as well as the fifth-best par-three average at 1-under.
Casilda Allendesalazar scored eight straight pars on the back nine of the final round to have her best score at Old Dominion at 3-over 75.
The junior transfer also finished with the most birdies on the team, as she made up seven of the 22 birdies.
Helen Zhou completed her UNF debut with 12 pars on Sunday to match Allendesalazar's weekend score of 16-over 226 just outside the top 50.
Jessie Cai had a strong finish with five pars and a birdie on the last six holes to card a 7-over 77 final round.
Kaitlynn Washburn had her best round of the weekend at 5-over 75 to close out the weekend for the Ospreys.
UNF recorded 168 total pars, which ranked sixth among the tournament, and 22 total birdies as a team.

UP NEXT

North Florida competes in its final event of the fall season when they leave the country to compete in the White Sands Bahamas Invitational hosted by Santa Clara from Oct. 27-29 at Paradise Island, The Bahamas.