
2/26/2022 2:21:00 PM | Women's Golf
UNLV will compete in the 14-team field Sunday and Monday in Peoria, Arizona
LAS VEGASÂ (UNLVRebels.com) -Â The UNLV women's golf team will be back on the course this weekend in Peoria, Arizona, competing at the Westbrook Invitational Feb. 27-28. The two-day event hosted by Wisconsin will take place on the Vistas Course (par 72, 6,203 yards) at the Westbrook Village Golf Club with two rounds set for Sunday and the final round on Monday. Play begins each morning with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. MT.
The Rebels will hope to carry over the momentum from the spring season-opening win at their home tournament, The Show, on Feb. 15. It was UNLV's third team title in its last four events, while the Rebels have finished at par or better in four straight tournaments, a new program record. Freshman Kendall Todd shot season lows for single-round score (67) and 54-hole score (2-under 214) en route to a runner up finish and a Mountain West Freshman of the Week nod.Â
In the latest Golfweek rankings, UNLV sits at No. 34 - its highest spot since the 2017-18 season.
After the Westbrook Invite, the Rebels will travel to the Lone Star State for SMU's Trinity Forest Invitational, March 7-8, in Dallas.
THE FIELD:Â The field for the event features 14 teams: College of Charleston, Denver, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, UNLV, Washington State and host Wisconsin.
THE LINEUP:Â Â The UNLV lineup is senior Veronica Joels, freshman Sydney Bryan, junior Nicole Lorup, freshman Kendall Todd and mid-year newcomer, freshman Toa Yokoyama. Freshmen Hina Matsui will be competing as an individual.
TEE TIMES:
Sunday, February 27:Â 8:30 a.m. MT (Two rounds)Â
Monday, February 28: 8:30 a.m. MT (One round)
*Shotgun start each day
LIVE SCORING:Â Live scoring will be available on Golfstats:Â https://results.golfstat.com/public/leaderboards/gsnav.cfm?pg=participants&tid=24074
NOTES:
• Rebels have won three of their last four tournaments and finished at par or better in four straight, a new program record
• UNLV has shot under par as a team in seven of its last 12 rounds in 2021-22
• UNLV shot an 8-under 280 in the final round of the fall (eighth lowest all-time) and opened the spring with a 12-under 276 at The Show (T-3rd lowest all-time)Â
• UNLV won two tournaments during the fall portion of its season for the first time in program history (Dale McNamara & The Clash at Boulder Creek)
• The Rebels won the 2021 Dale McNamara Invitational Oct 11-12 in Tulsa, Oklahoma by 11 strokes, marking first tournament win since 2019 (Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown); Three Rebels finished in the top six with freshman Sydney Bryan winning her first collegiate tournament at 4-under 212
• UNLV finished at 3-under at the Jim West Invitational, marking the first time the Rebels finished under par in back-to-back tournaments since the spring of 2017 and has a chance to finish at par or better in four straight tournamentsÂ
• UNLV has six returners from last year's squad and welcomed seven newcomers to the squad this year, including six freshmen
• Marissa Uradomo, a four-time MVC All-Conference golfer at Indiana State, joined Bush-Herzer's staff as an assistant coach in September of 2021
• Head coach Amy Bush-Herzer is in her 11th year at the helm of the program. She has led her team to a conference championship four times.
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The Rebels will hope to carry over the momentum from the spring season-opening win at their home tournament, The Show, on Feb. 15. It was UNLV's third team title in its last four events, while the Rebels have finished at par or better in four straight tournaments, a new program record. Freshman Kendall Todd shot season lows for single-round score (67) and 54-hole score (2-under 214) en route to a runner up finish and a Mountain West Freshman of the Week nod.Â
In the latest Golfweek rankings, UNLV sits at No. 34 - its highest spot since the 2017-18 season.
After the Westbrook Invite, the Rebels will travel to the Lone Star State for SMU's Trinity Forest Invitational, March 7-8, in Dallas.
THE FIELD:Â The field for the event features 14 teams: College of Charleston, Denver, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, UNLV, Washington State and host Wisconsin.
THE LINEUP:Â Â The UNLV lineup is senior Veronica Joels, freshman Sydney Bryan, junior Nicole Lorup, freshman Kendall Todd and mid-year newcomer, freshman Toa Yokoyama. Freshmen Hina Matsui will be competing as an individual.
TEE TIMES:
Sunday, February 27:Â 8:30 a.m. MT (Two rounds)Â
Monday, February 28: 8:30 a.m. MT (One round)
*Shotgun start each day
LIVE SCORING:Â Live scoring will be available on Golfstats:Â https://results.
NOTES:
• Rebels have won three of their last four tournaments and finished at par or better in four straight, a new program record
• UNLV has shot under par as a team in seven of its last 12 rounds in 2021-22
• UNLV shot an 8-under 280 in the final round of the fall (eighth lowest all-time) and opened the spring with a 12-under 276 at The Show (T-3rd lowest all-time)Â
• UNLV won two tournaments during the fall portion of its season for the first time in program history (Dale McNamara & The Clash at Boulder Creek)
• The Rebels won the 2021 Dale McNamara Invitational Oct 11-12 in Tulsa, Oklahoma by 11 strokes, marking first tournament win since 2019 (Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown); Three Rebels finished in the top six with freshman Sydney Bryan winning her first collegiate tournament at 4-under 212
• UNLV finished at 3-under at the Jim West Invitational, marking the first time the Rebels finished under par in back-to-back tournaments since the spring of 2017 and has a chance to finish at par or better in four straight tournamentsÂ
• UNLV has six returners from last year's squad and welcomed seven newcomers to the squad this year, including six freshmen
• Marissa Uradomo, a four-time MVC All-Conference golfer at Indiana State, joined Bush-Herzer's staff as an assistant coach in September of 2021
• Head coach Amy Bush-Herzer is in her 11th year at the helm of the program. She has led her team to a conference championship four times.
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