
Ports leading Montana at Cowgirl Classic
4/3/2024 9:08:00 PM | Golf
Raina Ports shot rounds of 79 and 72 on Wednesday and was Montana's low scorer as the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic opened at Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club in Maricopa, Ariz.
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Ports is tied for 51st at 7-over through 36 holes on a day the desert course was at its most welcoming. Ten players are under par and the 21 teams in the field carded 21 scores better than 300.
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"Best weather we've had out here," said coach Jimmy Mee. "The wind didn't blow. It was a perfect day for playing golf." The Grizzlies shot rounds of 307 and 306, which has them in 18th place.
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"Putters weren't hot and we didn't get up and down when we needed to get up and down. Pretty sporadic, not a lot of consistency."
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Hannah Ports had Montana's best score in the morning round, carding a pair of birdies to come in at 1-over 73. Kendall Hayward shot a 77, Elle Higgins a 78.
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After one birdie in her opening round, Raina Ports had three through her first nine holes in the afternoon round, getting to 2-under on two occasions before closing with a 72.
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"It was cool to see Raina bounce back," said Mee. "She played really well this afternoon. Other than Raina's second round, nobody ever got rolling.
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"We were missing in the wrong spots and that compounded some mistakes. In Sedona (two weeks ago) we played better, a little more consistently."
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Hayward (77-76) is tied for 63rd. She had nothing worse than bogey through 36 holes and two birdies.
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"Kendall played pretty solid. She didn't make a lot of birdies but she was steady," said Mee. "But when you're not making birdies, it's hard to shoot low scores."
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Hannah Ports (73-82) is tied for 74th, Higgins (78-80) is tied for 97th, Tricia Joyce (82-78) is tied for 103rd. Competing as an individual, Kate Bogenschutz (78-86) is in 112th place out of 118 golfers.
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"It seemed like once we got a little bit off the tracks, people got razzled and it was hard to get calmed down," said Mee. "It was a little disappointing from that sense but we've got another day tomorrow."
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New Mexico State's Emma Bunch (70-66) and Boise State's Leia Chung (66-70) are tied at 8-under. Sacramento State (280-289) holds the team lead by nine over Long Beach State (287-291).
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The tournament will conclude with 18 holes on Thursday.
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Ports is tied for 51st at 7-over through 36 holes on a day the desert course was at its most welcoming. Ten players are under par and the 21 teams in the field carded 21 scores better than 300.
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"Best weather we've had out here," said coach Jimmy Mee. "The wind didn't blow. It was a perfect day for playing golf." The Grizzlies shot rounds of 307 and 306, which has them in 18th place.
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"Putters weren't hot and we didn't get up and down when we needed to get up and down. Pretty sporadic, not a lot of consistency."
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Hannah Ports had Montana's best score in the morning round, carding a pair of birdies to come in at 1-over 73. Kendall Hayward shot a 77, Elle Higgins a 78.
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After one birdie in her opening round, Raina Ports had three through her first nine holes in the afternoon round, getting to 2-under on two occasions before closing with a 72.
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"It was cool to see Raina bounce back," said Mee. "She played really well this afternoon. Other than Raina's second round, nobody ever got rolling.
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"We were missing in the wrong spots and that compounded some mistakes. In Sedona (two weeks ago) we played better, a little more consistently."
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Hayward (77-76) is tied for 63rd. She had nothing worse than bogey through 36 holes and two birdies.
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"Kendall played pretty solid. She didn't make a lot of birdies but she was steady," said Mee. "But when you're not making birdies, it's hard to shoot low scores."
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Hannah Ports (73-82) is tied for 74th, Higgins (78-80) is tied for 97th, Tricia Joyce (82-78) is tied for 103rd. Competing as an individual, Kate Bogenschutz (78-86) is in 112th place out of 118 golfers.
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"It seemed like once we got a little bit off the tracks, people got razzled and it was hard to get calmed down," said Mee. "It was a little disappointing from that sense but we've got another day tomorrow."
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New Mexico State's Emma Bunch (70-66) and Boise State's Leia Chung (66-70) are tied at 8-under. Sacramento State (280-289) holds the team lead by nine over Long Beach State (287-291).
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The tournament will conclude with 18 holes on Thursday.
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