RIO GRANDE, P.R. – North Florida women’s golf continued its spring season debut with the second round of play at the Puerto Rico Classic hosted by Purdue on Monday afternoon.

The Ospreys were led by Casilda Allendesalazar with a 2-over 74 round to stay among the top 14 competitors at 1-under combined. Kaitlyn Schroeder put together a second-round score that kept her in the top 25 overall, while Tantai Seema continues a great collegiate debut matching Allendesalazar’s team-leading second round score of 2-over.

COURSE REPORT

Grand Reserve GC (Rio Grande, P.R.)
Par 72 | 6,305 yards
Monday, Feb. 3 | 18 holes

SCORECARD (Osprey lineup)

12 – North Florida | 12-over 588 (289-299)
14. Casilda Allendesalazar | 1-under 143 (69-74)
T24. Kaitlyn Schroeder | 1-over 145 (69-76)
T63. Chulathida “Tantai” Seema | 6-over 150 (76-74)
T63. Helen Zhou | 6-over 150 (75-75)
T92. Kaitlynn Washburn | 14-over 158 (80-78)

TEAM STANDINGS: 18 Teams

Vanderbilt (11-under), Ole Miss (6-under), Arkansas (4-under), Northwestern (3-under), Auburn (4-over), LSU (4-over), Michigan State (5-over), Kansas State (5-over), Georgia Southern (9-over), North Texas (11-over), Iowa State (11-over), North Florida (12-over), Purdue (13-over), Furman (16-over), Minnesota (21-over), UTSA (25-over), Kent State (27-over), UNC-Wilmington (31-over)

ROUND REFLECTIONS

• Casilda Allendesalazar started at 1-under through the first five holes, but evened out in the back half to come in at 1-over 143 combined.
• She remains at the top of the par-five scoring averages (4-under), while also being the team leader for pars with 27 total.
• Kaitlyn Schroeder carded a pair of birdies on each side of the course to score 4-over 76 in the second round and 1-over overall.
• The redshirt sophomore is the team leader in birdies and in the top 10 overall with seven total, along with a top-five par-three average score (2-under).
• Tantai Seema had a great stretch of 2-under over seven holes in the midst of her second round of collegiate golf to notch 6-over 150 combined.
• Helen Zhou started her day with a birdie, as well as two more birdies on the 10th and 18th holes, to join Seema at 6-over overall.
• Kaitlynn Washburn rounded out the group once more to be at 14-over 158 on Monday.
• UNF shares a top-five standing in the par-three team averages at 3-over through two rounds.
• The Ospreys continue to make birdies with 25 total, along with 109 pars as well.

SCHROEDER’S STATEMENT

“We didn’t play as well as a group today. Tantai [Seema] continues some nice play in first event. We need to play a good round tomorrow for a solid finish.”

— Director of Golf Scott Schroeder

UP NEXT

North Florida wraps up their spring debut with the final round of the Puerto Rico Classic on Tuesday, Feb. 4.