NORTHRIDGE, Calif. – The CSUN women’s golf team is set to host a dual match against Cal State Bakersfield this Wednesday (Nov. 6) at Sandpiper Golf Course in Goleta. The tournament is dedicated to the memory of Stephanne A. Gohlke in support of the prevention of human trafficking.

The dual match will feature one round (18 holes) of stroke play. The low four scores of five players will count toward the team total. In case of a tie for the first-place team, the No. 5 player’s score will serve as the tiebreaker. In case of a tie for the individual title, the back 9 scores will serve as the tiebreaker. If a tie remains, the last 6 holes on the back 9 will serve as the tiebreaker.

After two years hosting a tri-match at Soule Park in Ojai, the Matadors will take on the Roadrunners in dual-match action at Sandpiper Golf Course.

CSUN has had an impressive fall season to date, winning a pair of tournaments while finishing fifth in another. The Matadors won consecutive tournaments. the Eagle Invitational and the WMU Bronco Fall Classic after opening the season with a fifth-place finish at Wolverine Invitational in Utah. 

Junior Gracie Piar brings a team-low 74.70 scoring average into the final fall event. Freshman Ariya Soldwisch is second at 75.50 followed by Nicole Tanoue (77.30), Meghan Paracuelles (77.70), Kim Turgut (78.00), and Ellie Shirley (82.40). All six Matadors will compete in Wednesday’s dual match.

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