Allendesalazar Leads Way in Round Two at Evie Odom Invitational

Saturday, October 5

Virginia Beach, Va.

University of North Florida

Evie Odom Invitational - Day 2

Allendesalazar Leads Way in Round Two at Evie Odom Invitational

10/5/2024 9:30:00 PM | Women's Golf

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Scores 2-Under 68 With Three Birdies at Old Dominion

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Casilda Allendesalazar shined once again for North Florida women's golf, as she scored her third round under par on the season on the second day of the Evie Odom Invitational hosted by Old Dominion on Saturday afternoon.

The senior started her second round with a birdie on the 10th hole, followed with nine straight pars before back-to-back birdies to score 2-under 68. She will head into the final round tied for 11th overall looking to record a top-10 finish in consecutive tournament appearances.

COURSE REPORT

Princess Anne CC (Virginia Beach, Va.)
Par 70 | 5,824 yards
Saturday, Oct. 5 | 18 holes

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

TEAM STANDINGS: 14 Teams

College of Charleston (3-over), Furman (7-over), Sacramento State (8-over), Old Dominion (17-over), Western Kentucky (17-over), Notre Dame (18-over), Penn State (18-over), Miami (19-over), Chattanooga (25-over), Coastal Carolina (25-over), North Florida (29-over), Richmond (32-over), Princeton (32-over), James Madison (44-over)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

Allendesalazar is among the top eight overall for combined birdies over two days with seven total.
She remains the unquestioned leader in par-five scoring at 6-under, which is still two strokes better than the next player.
Kaitlyn Schroeder joins Allendesalazar in the top 20 overall with 15 pars and a birdie for a 1-over 71 day.
She has a top-six mark in par-four average at 1-under, while also sharing eighth in pars with 25 total over 36 holes.
Helen Zhou started her day well again with four straight pars to be 12-over 152 through two days.
Kaitlynn Washburn carded three birdies in her performance on Saturday, while Braydn Smith finished out the team's outing at Princess Anne.
UNF is one of six teams in the 14-squad tournament to have two players among the top 18 players.
The Ospreys finished the second day of play with 105 total pars and 18 combined birdies.

SCHROEDER'S STATEMENT

"Cas [Allendesalazar] had a really nice round today. She really has played well since the end of the second hole yesterday. As a team, we just need to keep learning, so we continue improving."
-- Director of Golf Scott Schroeder