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Buff golfers move up a place at Stanford

Mar 31st

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Host and No. 10 Stanford led from wire-to-wire, though had to hold off No. 8 TCU in the final round.  The Cardinal won with a 23-under par team score of 817, good for a six stroke win over the Horned Frogs (823); TCU shot the low round of the tournament Saturday with an 11-under 269, thanks to four players carding rounds in the 60s.  No. 22 St. Mary’s finished a distant third with an 839 total (1-under).

 

Colorado, ranked No. 58 by GolfStat and No. 71 by Golfweek, shot the sixth best score of the day, but was only able to move up from ninth to eighth as the middle of the pack was extremely contested.  CU’s 2-over 282 gave it a 13-over 853 overall, in the middle of a nine-team logjam that saw the fifth through 13th place teams be separated by only 12 shots.  The Buffs defeated three teams ranked ahead of them and six overall.

“It was a solid day, our best round of the tournament at 2-over,” head coach Roy Edwards said.  “To move up from where we were wasn’t bad; there were more teams closer to us from behind than were ahead.  And we got some good head to head wins.”

 

Unlike Friday, when the Buffaloes played the last three holes at 8-over par by the four players who scored, they reversed that in the final round, playing those at 2-under.

 

Sophomore David Oraee recorded CU’s best individual round of the tournament, posting a 3-under 67 to finish the meet at 1-over 211, tying him for 22nd place.  He rebounded from an opening 75 with two rounds in the 60s on the 6,727-yard, par-70 Stanford Golf Course layout.  Oraee played his last 30 holes at 4-under par, with an eagle and seven birdies over that span.  He tied for a team best 11 birdies overall.  It was his second best 54-hole score of the season, and he led the team for the third time, the first this spring.

 

“It was a really good round by David, he’s really coming into his own,” Edwards said.  “He played really good (Friday) as well, he could have shot a 64 or 65.  Today he played smart and confident and never put himself in bad position.  He was always in a good spot, and inevitably when that happens, you’ll shoot a good score.”

 

Senior Jason Burstyn and freshman Philip Juel-Berg turned in identical efforts for the entire tournament, as their 68-74-72—214 scorecards tied them for 34th.

 

Burstyn closed with two birdies, 12 pars and four bogeys for his 2-over 72, as he led the Buffs in pars for the meet with 35; he was also the only Buff not to record worse than a bogey.  Juel-Berg had a birdies and 14 pars against three bogeys en route to his 72, as he had the fewest holes over par (11) by a Buff to go with an eagle, nine birdies and 33 pars.

 

Senior Derek Fribbs tied for 44th, as he recorded a second straight 1-over 71; that gave him a 5-over 215 score overall.  He was steady and consistent in the final round, with two birdies, 13 pars and three bogeys, and was really consistent overall with 10 birdies and 30 pars overall, with 13 bogeys and just one double over the course of the meet.  He birdied his last hole (No. 9), which enabled the Buffs to defeat Pac-12 rival Oregon by one stroke in the end.

 

Redshirt freshman Drew Trujillo wrapped things up with a 5-over 75, giving him a 13-over 223 which tied him for 79th overall in the 96-man field.  He made things interesting Saturday, with a team-best five birdies, but only managed six pars (only two of which came in his first 10 holes); he had four bogeys and three doubles that sidetracked him from posting a subpar effort.  He tied Oraee for the team high with 11 birdies.

 

TCU’s Paul Barjon grabbed medalist honors, as his final round 67 gave him an 11-under par total of 199 for the tournament, good for a three shot win over Stanford’s Patrick Rodgers.

 

Colorado has one more tournament ahead of the Pac-12 Championships, which are a month away and will be played at the famed Los Angeles Country Club.  The Buffs’ final tune-up is set for April 8-9 in the Wyoming Cowboy Classic in Scottsdale, Ariz.

 

Edwards feels pretty good about his team’s season, particularly the spring, to date.

 

“We do feel really good about it,” Edwards said.  “We’ve definitely improved a lot over the course of the spring and the season as a whole.  I was really pleased with the effort and execution today.  We just keep getting better and it’s been really encouraging.  We’ll keep working at it and try to keep improving at everything we do.”

 

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CU women’s tennis gets an historical win

Mar 29th

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BOULDER – The CU women won their second game against a PAC 12 opponent in three years..

“I’m really proud of the players,” CU head coach Nicole Kenneally said. “We came out and competed. It’s been a tough couple of weeks of competition that we’ve had, playing the top four schools in our conference, who were really, really tough. I think we all learned from that, and it really helped us today. I think they really bounced back well. We’ve got three more teams coming into town over the next couple of weeks and we look forward to having those teams here.”

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The Buffaloes pick up their first win over a ranked opponent since taking down No. 62 Stephen F. Austin 6-1 on February 2. This marks the highest ranked opponent the Buffs have defeated since beating then-ranked No. 46 New Mexico on February 7, 2009. All nine of CU’s most recent opponents have either been ranked, had at least one ranked player or both (as is the case for six of the teams, including Oregon). The Buffs are now 2-6 against ranked opponents this season, and an impressive 5-2 at home, opening home outdoor play against the Ducks.

“It means something when players don’t necessarily play their best and still win and find a way,” Kenneally said. “I think we did that in several positions today in singles and doubles. That’s what I’m most proud of because it just shows that mentally they’ve taken a step forward, which is great.”

Colorado improves to 7-11 overall, 2-5 Pac-12, matching last year’s overall win total, and marking the first time since the 2009-10 season that the Buffs won at least two conference matches. Oregon, having been ranked in the ITA top-75 in all but two matches this spring, falls to 11-5, 1-4 Pac-12. CU leads the overall series 10-6.

The Buffs sprang into action early, taking the doubles point. The freshman duo of Dhany Quevedo and Mazy Watrous got its first ever win as a pair, besting Hughes/Hager 8-1. Juniors Winde Janssens and Carla Manzi Tenorio continue to be a power for the Buffs, earning their 10th win together this season with an 8-5 win over Metzger/Neubert.

After facing seven straight ranked opponents, Julyette Steur claimed a win over the eighth, defeating No. 102 Nicole Long, who has lost only twice this spring, 6-1, 6-1 for her 14th win of the season. All but one of her wins this spring have been in straight sets. The victory was Steur’s first over a ranked opponent since she beat then-ranked No. 104 McCall Jones of UCLA on March 23, 2012.

Janssens and Manzi Tenorio each earned their 40th career singles win with victories in straight sets. Janssens bested Patricia Skowronski 6-1, 6-3. Janssens leads the Buffs with 16 wins this season, including four in-conference. Manzi Tenorio got her 14th win of the season and her second over a conference opponent with a solid 6-4, 7-6 win over Lana Buttner.

Senior Erin Sanders once again clinched the match for the Buffs, defeating Pascale Neubert 6-3, 6-3. Sanders now has seven wins this season, including two major conference victories.

The Buffs return to action next weekend as the season draws to a close. CU takes on Washington State at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 5 and Washington at 10 a.m. on Sunday, April 7.

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CU men’s golfers in the middle of a 75-team pack at Stanford

Mar 29th

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Burstyn, Juel-Berg Pace Buffaloes With 2-Under 68s

 

 

PALO ALTO, Calif. —

There are three top 10 teams and 11 in the top 75 competing here, with host and No. 10 Stanford the day one leader with an 8-under par 272 score.  Five strokes separate the top six teams through 18 holes, with six strokes the difference between seventh and 12th; the Buffaloes are in the middle of that logjam, with a 3-over 283 score that is good for ninth place.

 

“A great day for golf, the weather conditions were perfect,” head coach Roy Edwards said.  “That’s why the scores are so good and so bunched.  Overall, we had a decent day as far as our team score was concerned.  The only thing that prevented us from shooting lower, or under par, is that we had some mistakes, but even those were few and far between.

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“For the most part we played smart, and mitigated the big numbers,” he added.  “It’s so tightly bunched, we did what we should have done and didn’t get tripped up by the tough holes.  There are a lot of good teams in this field and this is a great test for us at this stage of the season, one month out from the Pac-12 Championship.”

 

Senior Jason Burstyn and freshman Philip Juel-Berg paced the Buffaloes on Thursday, each recording 2-under par 68 scores on the 6,727-yard, par-70 Stanford Golf Course layout which tied them for 13th place.

 

Starting on the No. 1 tee, Burstyn turned a 3-under 32 on the front nine, with the aide of an eagle on the par-5 No. 7 hole.  On the back, he couldn’t get some birdie putts to fall and endured two bogeys to bring him back closer to par in the end.

 

Juel-Berg played a fantastic back nine, firing a 31; after turning at 2-over, he birdied Nos. 10, 13, 15 and 16 and finished with a team-best six birdies, along with nine pars two bogeys and a double.  He, too, endured a patch where he scored those three holes over par but had a birdie among them.  He now has scored 12 birdies in his last two rounds, including 10 in his last 27 holes.

 

“Jason and Philip were really solid most of the day; both had to overcome a tough stretch around the middle of their rounds,” Edwards said.  “Philip had a pretty good fall, though struggled a bit to start the spring but has come back to play well the last month.  He’s a good player and he keeps getting better and better … and is making fewer and fewer freshman mistakes.”

 

Senior Derek Fribbs carded a 3-over 73, scoring four birdies and eight pars, with five bogeys and a double, tying him for 61st.  He opened strong, with two birdies in the first three holes, but then endured a bad patch where he played the next eight holes at 6-over.

 

Redshirt freshman Drew Trujillo fashioned a 4-over 74, tying him for 66th place, as he had three birdies, nine pars, five bogeys and a double.  He started off with a birdie, but played the next six holes at 5-over before closing by playing the course at even par over his final 11 holes.

 

Sophomore David Oraee carded a 5-over 78, tying him for 76th.  He had two birdies and 10 pars against five bogeys and a double for his day, as he continued struggling this week on the west coast; he was 23-over par for the UC-Irvine Anteater, very uncharacteristic for him, especially coming off a 1-under performance at Bandon Dunes three weeks ago.

 

Collectively, the five Buffs scored 18 birdies Thursday, one more than in the final round of the Anteater invite, which was one more than CU had in Monday’s two rounds.  Big numbers were kept to a minimum in the first round here, as CU had just four double bogeys and nothing worse.

 

Nine players are tied for the individual lead with 4-under 66 scores; the most compelling of that group being San Jose State’s Cody Blick, who made the turn at 1-over but rallied to score six birdies en route to a 30 on the back nine.

 

The second round of the tournament is set for Friday, with the final round on Saturday.  Play begins each day at 9 a.m. MDT off the No. 1 and 10 tees.

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