Women's Golf Tied For Third Through Second Round at ASUN Championship

Monday, April 15

Owens Cross Roads, Ala.

University of North Florida

ASUN Championship - Day 2

Christin Eisenbeiss taking her time at the tee box

Women's Golf Tied For Third Through Second Round at ASUN Championship

4/15/2024 10:00:00 PM | Women's Golf

Results

Allendesalazar Enters Top Six With 4-Under 68 Day

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - North Florida women's golf moves up in the second round in a three-way tie for third place at the ASUN Championship on Monday afternoon.

The Ospreys improved its score from the opening round with a 5-under 582, which was the second-best score of the 12 teams in the field. UNF is goes into the final day tied with Stetson and Austin Peay nine strokes behind Lipscomb, who leads the conference tournament at 3-under.

Casilda Allendesalazar carded one of her best rounds as an Osprey in the clutch with five birdies and an eagle for 4-under 68. She moves into a share of sixth on the player's leaderboard, while One Kashima also had a great day at 2-under 70 with four birdies and 13 pars to be tied for 16th overall.

COURSE REPORT

RTJ at Hampton Cove (Owens Crossroads, Ala.)
Par 72 | 6,100 yards
Monday, Apr. 15 | 18 holes

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

TEAM STANDINGS: 12 Teams

Lipscomb (3-under), Kennesaw State (2-over), North Florida (6-over), Stetson (6-over), Austin Peay (6-over), Florida Gulf Coast (11-over), Jacksonville (17-over), Central Arkansas (20-over), North Alabama (27-over), Eastern Kentucky (31-over), Bellarmine (37-over), Queens (56-over)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

Casilda Allendesalazar had a couple early hiccups, but had the best stretch of her career with all five birdies and an eagle occurring on the final 10 holes of round two.
She is also one of four players in the field to have recorded an eagle through a pair of rounds in Huntsville.
One Kashima matched Allendesalazar with a rough start on the first hole, followed with a flawless rest of the round with a 3-under back nine.
The freshman currently has top-10 marks for par-three scoring average at 1-under, along with most pars with 24 total.
Both Kashima and Allendesalazar are tied for the team lead in birdies with seven total, which ranks tied for seventh among all opponents.
Christin Eisenbeiss got back on track shooting four birdies over the first 10 holes to move up to a share of 20th at 4-over combined.
The senior recorded the sixth-most pars as well through 36 holes so far with 25 total.
Helen Zhou stayed steady after her hot start in the opening round to join Eisenbeiss in the top 20 overall.
Zhou and Allendesalazar both have top-five marks for par-four average scoring at 1-under, while Eisenbeiss is right behind at even-par in the top 10.
Jessie Cai recorded 14 straight pars, as well as a birdie on the 17th hole, to finish up her day tied for 27th at 5-over combined.
She goes into the final round with the second-most pars with 27 total, as well as a 2-under par-five scoring average to tie for fourth in the field.
The Ospreys leads the entire ASUN field through two rounds in par-four average scoring at 4-over.
They also have the most pars of all 12 conference teams with 120 total, which is three more than the second-best mark.
UNF is one of three teams with four players among the top 20 and the only ASUN team with all five players inside the top 27 overall.

UP NEXT

North Florida will finish out its week at the ASUN Championship with the final round on Tuesday, Apr. 16, starting at 9:45 a.m. CT, paired with Lipscomb and Kennesaw State.