FAIRFAX, Calif. — UC Davis senior
Madison Wood carded the Aggies' low round of the day with an even-par 72, finishing tied for 26th alongside sophomore teammate
Jackie Lucena and three other players on Tuesday afternoon, wrapping up play at the 2021 Juli Inkster at Meadow Club Invitational in Fairfax, Calif.
Madison Wood's 72 was her lowest round of the two-day event, finishing Tuesday at 1-under on the back nine, before posting a birdie on No. 9 to offset a par of bogeys in between. Lucena, who entered the day in a tie for 34th, also posted her best round of the tournament with a 2-over 74 on Tuesday, improving in each round of the event.
Senior
Hannah Sun finished in a tie for 51st, followed closely by junior
Andrea Gomez Lloret in a tie for 53rd and senior
Skyler Wood in a tie for 58th.
UC Davis finished 12th as a team, two shots shy of Pepperdine in the final standings. Washington won the team title with a 12-over 876, winning the event by six strokes over second place Stanford. The Huskies' Rino Sasaki took home individual medalist honors, finishing with an even-par 216 to take the top spot by one shot over San Jose State's Antonia Malate.
A recent addition to the field, the Aggies head to the islands for their next event, participating in the three-day Anuenue Spring Break Invitational on March 22-24 at the Waikoloa Beach Resort Kings' Course in Waikoloa, Hawai'i.
2021 JULI INKSTER AT MEADOW CLUB INVITATIONAL
Meadow Club (Fairfax, Calif.)
Par 72 • 6,157 Yards
TEAM SCORES (FINAL - 54 holes)
1. Washington, 287-292-297—876 (+12)
2. Stanford, 295-300-287—882 (+18)
3. San Diego State, 296-306-290—892 (+28)
4. San Jose State, 296-301-300—897 (+33)
5. BYU, 291-302-307—900 (+36)
6. Sacramento State, 297-302-303—902 (+38)
7. Fresno State, 298-306-304—908 (+44)
8. California, 295-308-307—910 (+46)
9. Cal Poly, 304-311-300—915 (+51)
10. San Francisco, 315-311-299—925 (+61)
11. Pepperdine, 306-308-312—926 (+62)
12. UC DAVIS, 309-312-307—928 (+64)
INDIVIDUAL SCORES (FINAL - 54 holes)
(Leaders plus UC Davis scores)
1. Rino Sasaki, Washington, 68-77-71—216 (E)
t26.
Madison Wood, UC Davis, 78-78-72–228 (+12)
t26.
Jackie Lucena, UC Davis, 78-76-74–228 (+12)
t51.
Hannah Sun, UC Davis, 80-77-80—237 (+21)
t53.
Andrea Gomez Lloret, UC Davis, 75-82-81–238 (+22)
t58.
Skyler Wood, UC Davis, 78-81-81—240 (+24)
ABOUT UC DAVIS
Over 700 student-athletes across 25 intercollegiate athletics teams, following the addition of equestrian and women's beach volleyball in 2018, represent the fifth-ranked public school in the nation.
Centrally located between San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and the Napa Valley, UC Davis is known nationwide as a leader in Title IX gender equity and leadership, ranks annually in the top 10 in diversity and students' social mobility and offers an unrivaled student-athlete experience that features the ideal combination of elite academics, Division I athletics and personal growth.
UC Davis is uncommonly committed to preparing student-athletes for life after graduation with Aggie EVO — an innovative student-athlete outcomes program that helps young women and men develop passions, gain real-world experience, and enjoy a successful launch to full-time employment or graduate school. Through Aggie EVO, Intercollegiate Athletics provides unmatched resources and a vast network of working professionals to ensure post-graduation success for its student-athletes.
