New Mexico Leads After First Round Of MWC Women's Golf Championship

Kase, Motoyama and Webb share individual lead.

New Mexico senior Ryley Webb is tied for the lead after shooting an even par 71in the first round of the MWC Women's Golf Championship at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Ore.
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April 23, 2001

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SUNRIVER, Ore. - The Mountain West Conference Women's Golf Championship began today on the Meadows Course (Par 71/5,851) at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Ore. New Mexico leads after the first day with a nine-over 293. The Lobos have a seven-stroke lead over San Diego State, who is currently in second place with a score of 300 (+16). Colorado State is in third with a team total of 302 (+18), followed by BYU in fourth (311) and Wyoming (317) in fifth.

Individually, there is a three-way tie for first place with Colorado State sophomore Mayumi Motoyama (35-36) and New Mexico seniors Elisa Kase (35-36) and Ryley Webb (36-35) all shooting an even par 71.

The second round of play will begin at 9 a.m. (PST) Tuesday morning, with the final 18 holes being played Wednesday beginning at 8 a.m.

Team Standings         Scores
1. New Mexico          293 (+9)
2. San  Diego State    300 (+16)
3. Colorado State      302 (+18)
4. BYU                 311 (+27)
5. Wyoming             317 (+33)

Individual Scores

1. Mayumi Motoyama, Colorado State   35-36=71 (E)
   Elisa Kase, New Mexico            35-36=71 (E)
   Ryley Webb, New Mexico            36-35=71 (E)
4. Jo Clingan, San Diego State       37-35=72 (+1)
   Asa Jankler, San Diego State      38-34=72 (+1)
6. Wendy Veto, Colorado State        37-38=75 (+4)
   Kellyn Newman, New Mexico         37-38=75 (+4)
8. Claudia Ferrini, New Mexico       38-38=76 (+5)
9. Lisa Dernick, BYU                 37-40=77 (+6)
   Adrianne Gibby, BYU               39-38=77 (+6)
   Summer Pierce, BYU                36-41=77 (+6)
   Kristi Larsen, New Mexico         38-38=77 (+6)
   Heather Rollo, San Diego State    37-40=77 (+6)
   Alison McGuire, Wyoming           40-37=77 (+6)