San Diego State Leads After Second Round Of MWC Women's Golf Championship

CSU's Duran holds individual lead.

Colorado State freshman Lynette Duran is in the lead after shooting a one-under 70.
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April 23, 2002

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SUNRIVER, Ore. - San Diego State University carded a second round 298 and took over the team lead at the 2002 Mountain West Conference Women's Golf Championship being played on the Meadows Course (Par 71/6,180) at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Ore. The Aztecs trailed two-time defending champion New Mexico by two strokes (298-296) heading into the second day of the tournament, but outshot the Lobos by seven strokes (298-305) and will begin the final round with a three-stroke advantage over Colorado State who is currently second at 597. New Mexico is in third with a 36-hole total of 598, followed by UNLV (608), BYU (312) and Wyoming (648).

Colorado State freshman Lynette Duran forged into the individual lead with a one-under 70 today and has an even par 36-hole total of 142. Sophomore Shayna Miyajima of San Diego State remains in second with a two-over 144 (71-73), followed by teammate Heather Rollo in third with a three-over 145 (73-72). The third and final round of play will begin at 9 a.m. (PT) Wednesday morning.

Team Standings         Scores
1. San Diego State     296-298=594
2. Colorado State      301-296=597
3. New Mexico          293-305=598
4. UNLV                305-303=608
5. BYU                 309-303=612
6. Wyoming             325-323=648

Individual Scores

1.  Lynette Duran       Colorado State           72-70=142
2.  Shayna Miyajima     San Diego State          71-73=144
3.  Heather Rollo       San Diego State          73-72=145
4.  Kristi Larsen       New Mexico               68-78=146
5.  Jennifer Hoene      San Diego State          74-74=148
6.  Hwanhee Lee         UNLV                     75-74=149
    Carrie Summerhays   BYU                      76-73=149
    Kailin Downs        New Mexico               73-76=149
    Erin Borcherts      UNLV                     75-74=149
10. Bridget Johnson     Colorado State           74-77=151
    Katrina Leckovic    New Mexico               74-77=151