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PREVIEW #8 MARCH 3, 2017 Ptarmigan Ram Classic Fort Collins, Colo. Sept. 12-13 12th/15 (313, 301, 307 921) Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational San Jose, Calif. Sept. 19-20 8th/11 (304, 301, 308 913) Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate Littleton, Colo. Oct. 7-9 5th/18 (292, 302, 281 875) Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview Greenville, N.C. Oct. 17-18 15th/16 (328, 320, 315 963) Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown vs. BYU Las Vegas, Nev. Oct. 23-25 14th/19 (290, 289 579) Gilbert, Ariz. Feb. 11 L, 5-1 vs. Iowa Gilbert, Ariz. Feb. 11 L, 3.5-2.5 The Gold Rush Seal Beach, Calif. Feb. 27-28 8th/14 (305, 299, 308 912) Meadow Club Invitational March 6-7 MountainView Collegiate March 10-12 Bryan National March 31-April 2 Dale McNamara Invitational April 10-11 Fairfax, Calif. Tucson, Ariz. Browns Summit, N.C. Tulsa, Okla. Mountain West Championship Rancho Mirage, Calif. April 17-19 NCAA Regionals May 8-10 NCAA Championships May 19-23 2016-17 SCHEDULE RAMS NOTEBOOK TBD Sugar Grove, Ill. HEADING BACK TO CALIFORNIA For the second week in a row, Colorado State will compete in the state of California, participating in the Meadow Club Women s Intercollegiate, March 6-7 in Fairfax. The 13-team field will play 36 holes on Monday followed by 18 on Tuesday. The course, designed by Alister Mackenzie, will play to 6,167 yards and a par of 72. The field includes: BYU, California, Coastal Carolina, CSU, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, San Jose State (co-host), Pepperdine, Oregon State, San Diego State, San Francisco (co-host) and UC Davis. Shotgun start begins at 9:15 a.m. MT each day, with live scoring available on Golfstat.com. The field is very good and the course is a beautiful design, head coach Annie Young said. It s supposed to rain, so last week trained us for that. We re just looking to improve on our performance. There were a lot of bright spots last week, but we need consistency and to put three good rounds together. CSU s lineup will feature Katrina Prendergast, Ellen Secor, Jessica Sloot, Elisabeth Rau and Brianna Becker. CONTACTS: NIC HALLISEY (SID) / KURT MADDOX (STUDENT-ASSISTANT) (970) 231-4789 NIC.HALLISEY@COLOSTATE.EDU KICKING OFF THE SPRING SEASON CSU began the women s golf season this past week, finishing in eighth place out of 14 teams at The Gold Rush, hosted by Long Beach State. The Rams shot a 48-over 912, highlighted by sophomore Katrina Prendergast s 11th-place finish (5-over 221). The Rams had a strong showing during Round 2, posting the fifth-best score in the field (299), but was unable to carry that momentum to Round 3. We started getting comfortable in the second round, head coach Annie Young said. I think the girls started to get in tournament mode and we started to see results. Unfortunately, I thought we had a perfect opportunity to beat some teams that were ranked ahead of us and we weren t able to get it done. Each players displayed bright spots throughout the tournament, but perhaps the biggest highlight was Ellen Secor s Round-2 hole in one on Hole 5. That was awesome for Ellen, Young said. It s not very often that you get to see one of your players do that. We were really excited for her. FALL HIGHLIGHTS Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown CSU capped its fall season with a 14th-place finish out of 19 teams... The tournament was shortened to two rounds due to weather... The Rams finished 1-over in Round 3, with a trio of golfers finishing par or better... Katrina Prendergast led all Rams with a 2-under 142, to tie for 28th place. Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview Following its best result of the fall season, CSU struggled in North Carolina, but did improve each round... Finished 15th out of 16 teams with a 99-over 963... Was led by freshman Ellen Secor (20-over 236; T-39th). SEASON RECORDS Season low round... 281 Season low tournament total... 875 Season best tournament finish... 5th ALL-TIME LOWS All-time low round... 279 All-time low tournament total... 849 All-time best tournament finish... 1st 2016-17 ROSTER NAME YEAR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Sarah Archuleta JR West Linn, Ore. West Linn H.S. Brianna Becker SR Las Vegas, Nev. Hawai i Katrina Prendergast SO Sparks, Nev. Spanish Springs H.S. Elisabeth Rau SR Irving, Texas Ursuline Academy Caroline Reiners SO Moenchengladbach, Germany University of Aachen Ellen Secor FR Portland, Ore. Sunset H.S. Jessica Sloot FR Fruit Heights, Utah Davis H.S. Head Coach: Annie Young (Fourth Year) Assistant Coach: Jessa LaBarbera (Second Year) 311 McGraw Athletic Center Fort Collins, Colo. 80523 Phone: (970) 491-5067 Fax: (970) 491-1348 Tickets: 1-800-491-RAMS

Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate The Rams finished fifth out of 18 teams, led by an under-par final round... Three Rams earned top-20 finishes, led by Katrina Prendergast (T-4th)... Just three strokes behind Prendergast was senior Brianna Becker and freshman Ellen Secor... They both tallied 1-over 217s, tied for 12th out of 102 golfers... Secor had a 3-under 69 during Round 3, while Becker carded a 2-under 70... Prendergast shot a 4-under 68 during Round 1 and 3-under 69-during Round 3 to total the sixth-best tournament score in school history and third-best single-round score. Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational CSU had two top-20 finishers, led by Ellen Secor (T-9th) and Katrina Prendergast (18th)... Prendergast carded a tournament-best 5-under 67 during Round 2, tied for the best single-round score in school history... As a team, the Rams finished eighth out of 11 teams. Ptarmigan Ram Classic Opened the season with a home tournament, finishing 12th out of 15 teams... CSU was led by freshman Ellen Secor, who carded a 1-under 215 (fifth place) in her collegiate debut... Secor was competing as an individual and would have moved the Rams up four places... Caroline Reiners and Jessica Sloot also made their CSU debuts. SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM CSU s women s golf team posted a team GPA of 3.78 this past fall, the highest among all CSU teams in 2016. Looking back further, four of CSU s six golfers from 2015-16 earned Mountain West Academic All-Conference honors for holding a cumulative grade-point average above 3.0, with three of them on the Rams 2016-17 roster. Additionally, Brianna Becker and CSU graduate Mikayla Tatman were named All-American Scholars by the Women s Golf Coaches Association. Dating back to 2004, at least one Rams golfer has been a recipient. MAJORITY BACK CSU had its best season in recent memory in 2015-16, and this year, the fourth season under head coach Annie Young, the Rams are poised to take another step in the right direction. CSU returned the majority of its production from its record-breaking season a year ago, including its top finisher in all but one tournament. In total, the Rams brought back four of five letterwinners and 72 percent of their total lineups from last year. NEW FACES While the majority of the Rams lineup from last season returned to the course, CSU added three talented student-athletes, a group that is already making an impact on the team. Caroline Reiners A transfer from University of Aachen, in Germany, Reiners came to CSU with three years of eligibility. In high school overseas, she competed for Golfclub Schloss Myllendonk and was a four-time junior club champion, also winning the adult title twice. She twice finished top 10 at the state championship and has 30 individual titles to her name. Ellen Secor A native of Portland, Ore., Secor was a four-time All-Metro League selection at Sunset High School. At the 2015 Oregon Class 6A state championship, she set a high school state record by shooting a 66 in the first round, on her way to a fourth-place finish. She qualified for several national tournaments over the past year, including last year s U.S. Women s Amateur Four-Ball. Jessica Sloot A native of Fruit Heights, Utah, Sloot won the RAMS NOTEBOOK 2015 5A state title and finished in the top four all four years of her prep career. In addition to her individual accomplishments, she led Davis High School to two state titles and four top-three finishes, plus a trio of conference championships. She competed with Secor in the 2016 U.S. Women s Amateur Four-Ball. A CUT ABOVE The Rams 2015-16 team scoring average of 297.72 set a school record by more than four strokes. The previous high of 301.73 was set in 2008-09. Contributing to the low figure is the fact that three of CSU s seven golfers held individual stroke averages that rank among the top 10 in school history, including freshman Katrina Prendergast, whose 73.69 was a school record. SHATTERING RECORDS CSU had a record-breaking performance at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown in October 2015, setting school records for a single round and tournament, in addition to several other highlights: Team score of 15-under 849 was a school record, shattering the previous best by 14 strokes (863 on Sept. 14, 2010). CSU shot under par during all three rounds, including a schoolrecord 279 (9-under) during Round 2. The Rams also shot a 283 (fourth) and 287 (T-10th). All five golfers shot under par at least one round during the tournament. Freshman Katrina Prendergast s three-round total of 210 (6-under) marked the third-best score in school history. During Round 2, she tied a program record with a 5-under 67. Three of the Rams scorers that week are currently on roster. GREB TO JOIN RAMS PROGRAM In November, prep star Haley Greb signed her National Letter of Intent to play for the Rams, beginning this fall. Greb, from Pendleton High School in Oregon, earned four all-state honors and won the 2016 Oregon Junior Amateur. YOUNG APPOINTED TO NCAA COMMITTEE In September 2015, CSU head women s golf coach Annie Young was named to the NCAA Division I Women s Golf Committee. The four-year appointment extends through the 2018-19 academic year. As part of the committee, Young makes monthly conference calls, selects teams for regionals and evaluates potential rules changes, in addition to other tasks. During the spring, she traveled to regionals and the NCAA Championship, representing the NCAA. I m honored that I get to play a role in the progression of women s golf, Young said at the time. I m most excited to learn how everything works. It will be neat to be part of the selection process, and to learn more about the most-efficient way of scheduling.

SARAH ARCHULETA S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic 75 77 80 232 T-47th S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational - - - - - O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate 78 76 73 227 T-57th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview 82 91 86 259 88th O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown - - - - - 2016-17 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS CAROLINE REINERS S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic 81 82 77 240 T-75th S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational - - - - - O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate* 76 77 76 229 T-65th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview* 79 80 81 240 T-57th O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 74 81-155 T-101st BRIANNA BECKER S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic* 76 77 78 231 T-42nd S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational 79 84 73 236 T-46th O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate 74 73 70 217 T-12th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview 85 79 81 245 T-74th O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 75 71-146 T-59th ELLEN SECOR S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic* 73 68 74 215 5th S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational 72 71 80 223 T-9th O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate 72 76 69 217 T-12th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview 82 79 75 236 T-39th O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 75 72-147 T-65th KATRINA PRENDERGAST S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic 79 76 75 230 T-39th S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational 79 67 80 226 T-18th O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate 68 77 69 214 T-4th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview 80 82 79 241 T-61st O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 72 70-142 T-28th ELISABETH RAU S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic 82 75 75 232 T-47th S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational 76 84 75 235 T-40th O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate 82 83 74 239 93rd O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview - - - - - O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 69 76-145 T-54th JESSICA SLOOT S12-13 Ptarmigan Ram Classic 78 73 84 235 T-61st S19-20 Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational 77 79 82 238 T-53rd O7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate* 78 79 74 231 T-75th O17-18 Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview 84 80 80 244 T-71st O23-25 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown - - - - - * Played as an individual

2016-17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 Sarah Archuleta 3 9 718 79.78 73 227 0 0 Brianna Becker 5 14 1,075 76.79 70 217 0 1 Katrina Prendergast 5 14 1,053 75.21 67 214 1 2 Elisabeth Rau 4 11 851 77.36 69 232 0 0 Caroline Reiners 4 11 864 78.55 74 229 0 0 Ellen Secor 5 14 1,038 74.14 68 215 2 3 Jessica Sloot 4 12 948 79.00 73 231 0 0 TEAM TOTALS 5 14 4,251 303.64 281 875 3 6 * Team strokes and average are based off of individuals that contributed to tournament team score; top 10s and top 20s are the total number of times CSU individuals have reached that milestone. 2016-17 LINEUPS TOURNAMENT NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 IND Ptarmigan Ram Classic Katrina Prendergast Elisabeth Rau Sarah Archuleta Jessica Sloot Caroline Reiners Brianna Becker Ellen Secor Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational Ellen Scor Katrina Prendergast Elisabeth Rau Brianna Becker Jessica Sloot Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate Sarah Archuleta Brianna Becker Elisabeth Rau Ellen Secor Katrina Prendergast Caroline Reiners Jessica Sloot Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview Katrina Prendergast Ellen Secor Brianna Becker Sarah Archuleta Jessica Sloot Caroline Reiners Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Ellen Secor Katrina Prendergast Brianna Becker Caroline Reiners Elisabeth Rau - The Gold Rush Katrina Prendergast Ellen Secor Elisabeth Rau Brianna Becker Jessica Sloot Sarah Archuleta Caroline Reiners Meadow View Invitational - - - - - - MountainView Collegiate - - - - - - Bryan National - - - - - - Dale McNamara Invitational - - - - - - Mountain West Championship - - - - - - TOURNAMENTS AT POSITION NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 # IND Sarah Archuleta 1 0 1 1 0 3 0 Brianna Becker 0 1 2 2 0 5 1 Katrina Prendergast 3 2 0 0 1 6 0 Elisabeth Rau 0 1 3 0 1 5 0 Caroline Reiners 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 Ellen Secor 2 2 0 1 0 5 1 Jessica Sloot 0 0 0 1 3 4 1

INDIVIDUAL CAREER STATISTICS SARAH ARCHULETA EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2014-15 8 23 1,795 78.04 69 222 0 0 T-21st 2015-16 10 29 2,215 76.38 69 220 1 1 T-8th 2016-17 3 9 718 79.78 73 227 0 0 T-47th CAREER TOTALS 21 61 4,728 77.51 69 220 1 1 T-8th BRIANNA BECKER EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2013-14 (Hawai i) 7 21 1,651 78.62 73 234 1 1 10th 2014-15 (Hawai i) 10 29 2,297 79.21 72 228 0 0 T-26th 2015-16 9 26 1,973 75.88 69 216 0 0 T-26th 2016-17 5 14 1,075 76.79 70 217 0 1 T-12th CSU TOTALS 14 40 3,048 76.20 69 216 0 1 T-12th CAREER TOTALS 31 90 6,996 77.73 69 216 1 2 10th KATRINA PRENDERGAST EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2015-16 12 35 2,579 73.69 67 210 3 7 2nd 2016-17 5 14 1,053 75.21 67 214 1 2 T-4th CAREER TOTALS 17 49 3,632 74.12 67 210 4 9 2nd ELISABETH RAU EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2013-14 8 24 1,872 78.00 72 222 0 1 T-18th 2014-15 10 29 2,242 77.31 70 214 1 1 T-10th 2015-16 11 32 2,414 75.44 70 214 0 3 T-12th 2016-17 4 11 851 77.36 69 232 0 0 T-40th CAREER TOTALS 33 96 7,379 76.86 69 214 1 5 T-10th CAROLINE REINERS EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2016-17 4 11 864 78.55 74 229 0 0 T-65th CAREER TOTALS 4 11 864 78.55 74 229 0 0 T-65th ELLEN SECOR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2016-17 5 14 1,038 74.14 68 215 2 3 5th CAREER TOTALS 5 14 1,038 74.14 68 215 2 3 5th JESSICA SLOOT EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE LOW ROUND LOW TOUR. TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2016-17 4 12 948 79.00 73 231 0 0 53rd CAREER TOTALS 4 12 948 79.00 73 231 0 0 53rd FOLLOW THE RAMS For more information on CSU women s golf, log onto www.csurams.com. Fans ar also encouraged to follow the Rams on Twitter (@CSUWomensGolf).

COLONEL WOLLENBERG PTARMIGAN RAM CLASSIC Sept. 12-13 Fort Collins, Colo. Ptarmigan Country Club 15 Teams Par 72 6,364 yards 12/15... Colorado State... 313-301-307 921 (+57) 5/87... Ellen Secor (IND)... 73-68-74 215 (-1) T-39... Katrina Prendergast... 79-76-75 230 (+14) T-42... Brianna Becker (IND)... 76-77-78 231 (+15) T-47... Elisabeth Rau... 82-75-75 232 (+16) T-47... Sarah Archuleta... 75-77-80 232 (+16) T-61... Jessica Sloot... 78-73-84 235 (+19) T-75... Caroline Reiners... 81-82-77 240 (+24) Team Champion: San José State 871 (+7) Medalist: My Leander (San José State) 210 (-6) FORT COLLINS, Colo. Colorado State freshman golfer Ellen Secor earned a top-five finish at the Colonel Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic, carding a 1-under 215 in her first collegiate competition. Secor s score was impressive, but unfortunately for the Rams, she was competing as an individual and did not count toward the Rams score. If she did, it would have accounted for a 17-stroke difference and moved the Rams from 12th to eighth place in the standings. She stepped up great, head coach Annie Young said of Secor s performance. She proved that she belongs in the lineup, and the intensity she comes with is going to be a huge asset for us when she s in the lineup. Secor posted a team-best 2-over 74 on Tuesday, while sophomore Katrina Prendergast and senior Elisabeth Rau tallied 3-over 75s during Round 3. Overall, Prendergast was the Rams top scorer, finishing with a 14-over 230. Rau and junior Sarah Archuleta tallied 16-over 234s. After leading all CSU scoerers through two rounds, freshman Jessica Sloot tallied a 19-over 235 during Round 3, followed by sophomore Caroline Reiners 24-over 240. Senior Brianna Becker, also competing as an individual, had the Rams third-best score overall of 231 (15-over). We re going to be fine, but we need to take an honest assessment of where we re at and where we need to be, Young said. San José State senior My Leander (6-under 210) held off Gonzaga s Ciera Min for the individual title, helping the Spartans to a commanding victory. San José State (7-over 871) finished 14 strokes ahead of second-pace UC Irvine (21-over 885). Gonzaga finished third (25-over 889), followed by Oregon State (27-over 891), Nevada and San Francisco (28-over 892), Indiana (35-over 899), Northern Colorado (48-over 912), Portland State (49-over 913), Nebraska and Wyoming (50-over 914), CSU (57-over 921), Long Beach State (61-over 925), Hawai i (71-over 935) and Boise State (73-over 937). 2016-17 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES JULI INKSTER SPARTAN INVITATIONAL Sept. 19-20 San Jose, Calif. Almaden Golf and Country Club 11 Teams Par 72 6,190 yards 8/11... Colorado State... 304, 301, 308 913 (+49) T-9/59... Ellen Secor... 72-71-80 223 (+7) T-18... Katrina Prendergast... 79-67-80 226 (+10) T-40... Elisabeth Rau... 76-84-75 235 (+19) T-46... Brianna Becker... 79-84-73 236 (+20) T-53... Jessica Sloot... 77-79-82 238 (+22) Team Champion: BYU 882 (+18) Medalist: Kendra Dalton (BYU) 212 (-4) SAN JOSE, Calif. Colorado State had two top-20 finishers in the Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational, as the Rams concluded their second tournament of the season in eighth place. Freshman Ellen Secor finished in a ninth-place tie her second top-10 performance in as many tournaments to begin her collegiate career while sophomore Katrina Prendergast tied for 18th. It marked the first time since Feb. 23, 2016 that a pair of CSU golfers finished a tournament ranked in the top 20. Secor was in a tie for third place entering Tuesday s final round, while Prendergast was tied for sixth after tying a school record with a 5-under 67 during Round 2, the best score in the field by any player in any round. During that round, Prendergast had nine of her 10 birdies, including a stretch of four in five holes. Seniors Elisabeth Rau and Brianna Becker each moved up 10 places during Round 3, carding the Rams best scores of the day. Rau posted a 3-over 75 to finish at 19-over 235, while Becker had a team-best 1-over 73, finishing at 20-over 236. Freshman Jessica Sloot finished with a 22-over 238. BYU (18-over 882) finished three strokes ahead of host San José State (21-over 885) to win the team title, followed by Colorado (29-over 893), Nevada (40-over 904), UC Irvine (41-over 905), Santa Clara and Gonzaga (44-over 908), CSU (49-over 913), Long Beach State (54-over 918), Cal Poly (55-over 919) and San Francisco (64-over 928). RON MOORE WOMEN S INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 7-9 Littleton, Colo. Highlands Ranch Golf Course 18 Teams Par 72 6,426 yards 5/18... Colorado State... 292, 302, 281 875 (+11) T-4/102.. Katrina Prendergast... 68-77-69 214 (-2) T-12... Brianna Becker... 74-73-70 217 (+1) T-12... Ellen Secor... 72-76-69 217 (+1) T-57... Sarah Archuleta... 78-76-73 227 (+11) T-65... Caroline Reiners (IND)... 76-77-76 229 (+13) T-75... Jessica Sloot (IND)... 78-79-74 231 (+15) 93... Elisabeth Rau... 82-83-74 239 (+23) Team Champion: Pepperdine 854 (-10) Medalist: Sophie Newlove (Denver) 210 (-6) LITTLETON, Colo. Colorado State shot its best round of golf of the season on Sunday, and coupled with an all-around team performance, finished fifth out of 18 teams at the Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate. With three top-20 finishers, CSU carded a 7-under 281 during Round 3 to finish the three-day tournament at 11-over 875. The single-round score of 281 is tied for the third-best performance in school history, while the three-round score of 875 is sixth. They re really excited about today s play, head coach Annie Young said about her players. It s always fun when you shoot under par as a team, but everybody shot a low score today, which makes everyone feel like they contributed. It was a team effort. Katrina Prendergast tallied her first top-five finish of the season, shooting a 3-under 69 on Sunday to finish at 2-under 214. She tied for fourth, thanks to two under-par rounds, including a tournament-leading 4-under 68 during Round 1. Just three strokes behind Prendergast was senior Brianna Becker and freshman Ellen Secor. They both tallied 1-over 217s, tied for 12th out of 102 golfers. Secor had a 3-under 69 on Sunday, while Becker carded a 2-under 70. Becker was consistent throughout the weekend, shooting between 2-over and 2-under in each round. Secor had an even-par 72 in Round 1, and finished strong with the 3-under 69 after shooting a 4-over 76 during Round 2. Sarah Archuleta (1-over 73) and Elisabeth Rau (2-over 74) also had solid rounds on Sunday their best totals of the tournament. Competing as individuals, Caroline Reiners and Jessica Sloot also shot their best rounds of the tournament on the final day. CSU s Round-3 score of 281 was the second-best score of the entire tournament second only to Kentucky s 277, also during Round 3. After shooting a strong 292 during Round 1 and sitting in third place, the Rams struggled through Round 2 on Saturday, carding a 14-over 302. Yesterday wasn t our finest day, but what was great to see was how they bounced back, Young said. If we re going to compete for titles and top fives, we re all going to have to play well and show up and be ready to play. This week was a big step in the right direction for us. Pepperdine (10-under 854), which took a nine-stroke lead after one round of play on Friday, held on to defeat host Denver (6-under 858). Kentucky placed third (7-over 871), followed by Georgetown (10-over 874) one stroke ahead of CSU. Nebraska (12-over 876), Ole Miss (13-over 877), Long Beach State (17-over 881), Fresno State and Nevada (21-over 885), Delaware (26-over 890), UC Riverside (32-over 896), San Francisco (38-over 902), Wyoming and Northern Colorado (46-over 910), South Dakota (47-over 911), Arkansas Little Rock (61-over 925) and North Dakota State (64-over 928) finished behind the Rams.

GREENVILLE (N.C.) REGIONAL PREVIEW Oct. 17-18 Greenville, N.C. Brook Valley Country Club 16 Teams Par 72 6,133 yards 15/16... Colorado State... 328-320-315 963 (+99) T-39/92.. Ellen Secor... 82-79-75 236 (+20) T-57... Caroline Reiners (IND)... 79-80-81 240 (+24) T-61... Katrina Prendergast... 80-82-79 241 (+25) T-71... Jessica Sloot... 84-80-80 244 (+28) T-74... Brianna Becker... 85-79-81 245 (+29) 88... Sarah Archuleta... 82-91-86 259 (+43) Team Champion: TCU 895 (+31) Medalist: Connie Jaffrey (Kansas State) 219 (+3) GREENVILLE, N.C. The Colorado State women s golf team faired a little better in rounds 2 and 3 of the Greenville (N.C.) Regional Preview than it did in Round 1 on Monday. The Rams shot a 32-over 320 and 27-over 315 in rounds 2 and 3, respectively, on Tuesday. They finished in 15th place out of 16 teams, with a 963 that was 99 strokes over par. Action was suspended Monday evening due to darkness, with each CSU golfer having three or four holes remaining in the second round. Play resumed Tuesday morning at 6 a.m. MT with the conclusion of the second round, before turning around to play the final 18. Freshman Ellen Secor once again led the Rams with a team low of 20-over par, shooting 236 for the tournament. She finished tied for 39th place, in the upper half of the 92-player tournament. Following Secor was sophomore Katrina Prendergast, who finished 25-over, carding a 241 for the three rounds. Freshman Jessica Sloot was close behind, shooting a 28-over 244. Senior Brianna Becker finished one-off Sloot with a 29-over 245, while junior Sarah Archuleta finished the two-day event with a 43-over 259. Sophomore Caroline Reiners competed as an individual and concluded the tournament at 24-over 240, second-best on the team. Her best round was the first 18, carding a teambest 7-over 79. Three of CSU s golfers shot their best score during Round 3, led by Secor s 3-over 75. TCU (31-over, 895) took the lead on day one and did not let go. They finished in 1st place beating 2nd place Augusta (49-over 913) by 18 strokes for the 3-round event. Kansas State (50-over, 914), Clemson (53-over, 917), East Carolina (55-over, 919), Illinois (62-over, 926), Old Dominion (67-over, 931). Campbell (70-over, 934), Oregon (72-over, 936), Iowa (73-over, 937), Denver (77-over, 941), Mississippi State (79-over, 943), Virginia Tech (86-over, 950), Idaho (97-over, 961), all finished ahead of the Rams and Middle Tennessee (108-over, 895) came in last of the 16 teams. 2016-17 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES LAS VEGAS INTERCOLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Oct. 23-25 Las Vegas, Nev. Boulder Creek Golf Club 19 Teams Par 72 6,301 yards 14/19... Colorado State... 290-289 579 (+3) T-28/105.. Katrina Prendergast... 72-70 142(-2) T-54... Elisabeth Rau... 69-76 145 (+1) T-59... Brianna Becker... 75-71 146(+2) T-65... Ellen Secor... 75-72 147(+3) T-101... Caroline Reiners... 74-81 155(+11) Team Champion: Baylor 551 (-25) Medalist: Amy Lee (Baylor) 135 (-9) LAS VEGAS, Nev. Colorado State capped its fall women s golf season on Tuesday with the final round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. The Rams finished just one stroke over par on Tuesday (289), led by three players who shot par or better. Sophomore Katrina Prendergast led all scorers on the day, carding a 2-under 70, featuring five birdies and an eagle. Senior Brianna Becker was also under par (1-under 71), while freshman Ellen Secor was even (72). Prendergast was the Rams top finisher, posting a 2-under 142 over the two rounds. She posted an even-par 72 on Sunday, followed by Tuesday s score of 2-under, to tie for 28th place out of 105 golfers. Senior Elisabeth Rau was at 4-over 76 during Round 2, but set a career best with a 3-under 69 during Round 1, to finish at 1-over 145 (T-54th). Becker s second-round score allowed her to finish at 2-over (146; T-59th), while Secor was one stroke behind her (147; T-65th). Sophomore Caroline Reiners posted a personal best of 2-over 74 during Round 1, but was at 9-over in Round 2 to finish at 11-over (155; T-101st). We started out playing really well, but kind of tailed off near the end, head coach Annie Young said. It s been a theme throughout the fall season, where we start strong but we don t finish. We re playing average right now and are capable of playing a lot better. Baylor (25-under 551) won the tournament which was originally scheduled for three rounds before Monday s second round was canceled due to rain. Host UNLV (17-under 559) finished second, followed by Idaho (16-under 560), San Diego State and Texas (15-under 561), Vanderbilt (14-under 562), San José State (11-under 565), UC Riverside (7-under 569), Missouri (4-under 572), Fresno State (3-under 573), Indiana and Gonzaga (1-over 577), Nevada (2-over 578), CSU (3-over 579), Nebraska (6-over 582), New Mexico (7-over 583), New Mexico State (13-over 589), Long Beach State (17-over 593) and UC Irvine (18-over 594). The Rams, who participated in five fall tournaments, will next compete Feb. 27-28 at The Gold Rush in Long Beach, Calif. The consistency is not there right now, Young said, but I believe we have a lot of talent and can be successful this season. This break will give us a chance to rest, work on the little things and train so we re not as tired late in rounds. TRILOGY COLLEGIATE QUAD MATCHES Feb. 11 Gilbert, Ariz. Trilogy at Power Ranch 4 Teams Par 71 5,721 yards BYU def. CSU, 5-1 Lauren Atkinson def. Sarah Archuleta (3&2) Kendra Dalton def. Brianna Becker (4&3) Alexandra White def. Katrina Prendergast (6&4) Rose Huang def. Elisabeth Rau (2&1) Ellen Secor def. Brooklyn Hocker (2&1) Jessica Sloot def. Anna Kennedy (5&3) Iowa def. CSU, 3.5-2.5 Shawn Rennegarbe def. Sarah Archuleta (3&4) Anna Kim def. Brianna Becker (4&3) Katrina Prendergast vs. Jessie Sindlinger (Tie) Elisabeth Rau def. Jessica Ip (5&4) Elisa Saurez def. Ellen Secor (7&5) Jessica Sloot def. Morgan Kukla (5&4) GILBERT, Ariz. Colorado State opened its spring season on Saturday, dropping duel matches against BYU and Iowa in Gilbert, Ariz. The match play was a late addition to the spring schedule after a round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown in November was rained out. CSU began the day with 18 holes against BYU. The Cougars were victorious over the Rams, 5-1, with freshman Ellen Secor earning CSU s lone point. She won her match, 2-and-1, while senior Elisabeth Rau battled back from an early deficit, once three down, to lose by one on the final hole. In the afternoon, Iowa narrowly defeated CSU, 3.5-2.5. Rau (5-and-4) and freshman Jessica Sloot (5-and-4) both won their matches after 14 holes, while sophomore Katrina Prendergast tied her opponent, leaving the Rams a half-point short of evening up the score.

THE GOLD RUSH Feb. 27-28 Seal Beach, Calif. Old Ranch Country Club 14 Teams Par 72 6,115 yards 2016-17 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES 8/14... Colorado State... 305-299-308 912 (+48) T-11/87... Katrina Prendergast... 72-74-75 221 (+5) T-25... Ellen Secor... 77-72-77 226 (+10) T-45... Jessica Sloot... 81-74-77 232 (+16) T-66... Elisabeth Rau... 80-79-79 238 (+22) T-74... Brianna Becker... 76-82-84 242 (+26) T-74... Sarah Archuleta (IND)... 82-85-75 242 (+26) 86... Caroline Reiners (IND)... 90-84-83 257 (+41) Team Champion: San José State 869 (+5) Medalist: Sophie Hausmann (Idaho) 204 (-12) SEAL BEACH, Calif. Colorado State women s golfer Katrina Prendergast tied for 11th place out of 87 golfers, shooting a 221 (5-over) at The Gold Rush. The Rams concluded the twoday tournament on Tuesday, finishing in eighth place out of 14 teams (48-over 912). The Rams sat in seventh place following Monday s action, which was suspended late in the second round due to rain and darkness. The competitors finished Round 2 on Tuesday morning before playing the final round. CSU shot 20-over in Round 3 (308), dropping one spot in the team standings. Today was a bit of a struggle overall, head coach Annie Young said. I thought we had a perfect opportunity to beat some teams that were ranked ahead of us. We weren t able to get it done, unfortunately, but there were some bright spots despite. Prendergast, who recorded her third top-20 finish of the season, was the Rams top performer in Round 3, carding a 3-over 75. Freshmen Ellen Secor and Jessica Sloot each posted 5-over 77s during Round 3. Secor was the Rams second-best performer, placing 25th, while Sloot moved up four spots on Tuesday to finish as CSU s third-best performer. Playing as an individual, junior Sarah Archuleta had her second-best single-round score of the year, carding a 3-over 75. On Monday, Prendergast shot even-par during Round 1, and after two rounds of play was tied for sixth place. The highlight of the day came from Secor, however, who recorded her firstever hole in one. Using an 8-iron on Hole 5, Secor sunk the Par-3 hole with the shot of her life. Young called CSU s performance on Monday a team effort, with the Rams also getting production from senior Brianna Becker, who shot a 3-over 75 during Round 1. Of the five Mountain West schools competing, CSU finished second. San José State won the team title with a final score of 869 (5-over). BYU finished runner-up (16-over 880), followed by Idaho (19-over 883), host Long Beach State (24-over 888), Gonzaga (28-over 892), Ole Miss (39-over 903), UC Irvine (43-over 907), CSU (48-over 912), Fresno State (51-over 915), Nevada (52-over 916), Santa Clara (53-over 917), Boise State (69-over 933), UC Riverside (75-over 939) and Montana (86-over 950).