
No. 12 WGOLF Settles in 11th after Round Two of the Annika Intercollegiate
9/12/2023 5:48:00 PM | Women's Golf
BU’s Rosie Belsham and Silje Ohma card 2-over 74s to pace the Bears
LAKE ELMO, Minn. – With a 13-over 301, Baylor women's golf moved to 11th place in the second round of the Annika Intercollegiate at Royal Golf Club on Tuesday.
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With the course playing more difficult than round one, Rosie Belsham and Silje Ohma each carded 2-over 74s to lead the way for BU on Tuesday.
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Wake Forest closed the gap on South Carolina for the team lead, but the Gamecocks still hold a three-shot advantage over the Demon Deacons. Wake's Mimi Rhodes and South Carolina's Maylis Lamoure lead by a shot over five other players entering the final round.
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THE RUNDOWN
With her 74 on Tuesday, Belsham sits at even par in a tie for 30th place. After playing her first six holes at 5-over par, the senior settled in with a birdie at No. 9 to get one stroke back before the turn. Belsham continued her strong play on the inward half with a bogey-free 34, highlighted by a pair of birdies at Nos. 11 and 18.
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Ohma stands in a tie for 46th with 18 holes to play. She started strong with two birdies in her first four holes, but a bogey at No. 3 and a triple-bogey at No. 5 knocked her back to 2-over on the round. She closed the front nine strong with a birdie at No. 9 and played the back nine mostly clean, with just one bogey coming at No. 13.
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Despite being a bit under the weather, Ashleen Kaur leads the way for the Bears in the individual standings, currently in a tie for 26th at 1-under for the event. After three pars to start, Kaur made back-to-back bogeys at Nos. 4 and 5, but got one shot back with a birdie at No. 7 to make the turn at 1-over. Kaur made a double bogey to open the back nine and added another bogey at No. 13, before carding a birdie at No. 14. Her final bogey of the day came at No. 17, but she followed it up with a birdie at No. 18 to finish on a high note.
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Sera Hasegawa is tied for 54th after two rounds in the wake of a 5-over 77 in the second round. The junior bogeyed three of her first six holes to make the turn with a 3-over 39. Following her first birdie of the day at No. 11, Hasegawa bogeyed four of the next five holes but bounced back with a birdie to finish at No. 18.
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BaiMai Seema shot a 7-over 79 on Tuesday to settle into a tie for 58th. The junior carded three straight pars to open her round, but ran into a bogey at No. 4 and a double bogey at No. 5 ahead of a birdie at No. 7 to make the turn with a 2-over 38. Following another double-bogey at No. 10, Seema finished her round with bogeys at Nos. 13, 16 and 17.
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HIGHLIGHTS
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QUOTABLE:
Head coach Jay Goble: "I'm not going to make excuses, but we have a team of players who have not played a competitive round in over a month and a half. On top of that, Minnesota in September and Waco in September are worlds apart when it comes to playing conditions, grasses and greens, and we just had a bad day. We couldn't get anything going today, and that gets magnified when you are playing against a loaded field like this one. We will put this round behind us, though, because I feel like we are a great team. One day does not define who we are as a team, and once we all start clicking, this team is capable of some special things."
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WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will play in the final round on Wednesday morning alongside Minnesota and Mississippi State beginning at 9:25 a.m. with BaiMai Seema. Sera Hasegawa will follow at 9:35 a.m., ahead of SIlje Ohma at 9:45 a.m. Rosie Belsham will take the penultimate tee time at 9:55 a.m., with Ashleen Kaur taking the anchor position at 10:05 a.m.
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Live scores and stats can be found at Golfstat.com. For more information on Baylor Women's Golf, follow @BaylorWGolf on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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With the course playing more difficult than round one, Rosie Belsham and Silje Ohma each carded 2-over 74s to lead the way for BU on Tuesday.
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Wake Forest closed the gap on South Carolina for the team lead, but the Gamecocks still hold a three-shot advantage over the Demon Deacons. Wake's Mimi Rhodes and South Carolina's Maylis Lamoure lead by a shot over five other players entering the final round.
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THE RUNDOWN
With her 74 on Tuesday, Belsham sits at even par in a tie for 30th place. After playing her first six holes at 5-over par, the senior settled in with a birdie at No. 9 to get one stroke back before the turn. Belsham continued her strong play on the inward half with a bogey-free 34, highlighted by a pair of birdies at Nos. 11 and 18.
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Ohma stands in a tie for 46th with 18 holes to play. She started strong with two birdies in her first four holes, but a bogey at No. 3 and a triple-bogey at No. 5 knocked her back to 2-over on the round. She closed the front nine strong with a birdie at No. 9 and played the back nine mostly clean, with just one bogey coming at No. 13.
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Despite being a bit under the weather, Ashleen Kaur leads the way for the Bears in the individual standings, currently in a tie for 26th at 1-under for the event. After three pars to start, Kaur made back-to-back bogeys at Nos. 4 and 5, but got one shot back with a birdie at No. 7 to make the turn at 1-over. Kaur made a double bogey to open the back nine and added another bogey at No. 13, before carding a birdie at No. 14. Her final bogey of the day came at No. 17, but she followed it up with a birdie at No. 18 to finish on a high note.
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Sera Hasegawa is tied for 54th after two rounds in the wake of a 5-over 77 in the second round. The junior bogeyed three of her first six holes to make the turn with a 3-over 39. Following her first birdie of the day at No. 11, Hasegawa bogeyed four of the next five holes but bounced back with a birdie to finish at No. 18.
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BaiMai Seema shot a 7-over 79 on Tuesday to settle into a tie for 58th. The junior carded three straight pars to open her round, but ran into a bogey at No. 4 and a double bogey at No. 5 ahead of a birdie at No. 7 to make the turn with a 2-over 38. Following another double-bogey at No. 10, Seema finished her round with bogeys at Nos. 13, 16 and 17.
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Rosie Belsham played her final 12 holes at 3-under par.
- Belsham is tied for the third-best par-5 scoring average.
- Ashleen Kaur played her final five holes at 1-under par.
- Belsham, Kaur and Sera Hasegawa all birdied the 18th hole.
- Silje Ohma is tied for the second-best par-3 scoring average.
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QUOTABLE:
Head coach Jay Goble: "I'm not going to make excuses, but we have a team of players who have not played a competitive round in over a month and a half. On top of that, Minnesota in September and Waco in September are worlds apart when it comes to playing conditions, grasses and greens, and we just had a bad day. We couldn't get anything going today, and that gets magnified when you are playing against a loaded field like this one. We will put this round behind us, though, because I feel like we are a great team. One day does not define who we are as a team, and once we all start clicking, this team is capable of some special things."
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WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will play in the final round on Wednesday morning alongside Minnesota and Mississippi State beginning at 9:25 a.m. with BaiMai Seema. Sera Hasegawa will follow at 9:35 a.m., ahead of SIlje Ohma at 9:45 a.m. Rosie Belsham will take the penultimate tee time at 9:55 a.m., with Ashleen Kaur taking the anchor position at 10:05 a.m.
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Live scores and stats can be found at Golfstat.com. For more information on Baylor Women's Golf, follow @BaylorWGolf on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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