LSU’s women’s golf team launched its spring season with an impressive performance at the Puerto Rico Classic, finishing the first day in third place. The team achieved two rounds under par, thanks to Taylor Riley’s standout 5-under 67 and strong contributions from Rocio Tejedo and Ryleigh Knaub, each posting rounds of 4-under 68. Overall, LSU totaled 14-under 562 over the first 36 holes, trailing Arkansas and North Carolina in the standings. The forecasts predict rain for the coming days, prompting a push to complete the 54-hole tournament promptly.

By the Numbers
  • LSU recorded rounds of 5-under 283 and 9-under 279 during the first day.
  • Riley's round featured five birdies, leading to a total score of 5-under 139 after two rounds.
State of Play
  • LSU is currently in third place, three shots ahead of Northwestern and Ole Miss.
  • Only one round has been completed, with forecasts challenging for the remaining days.
What's Next

The third round is scheduled to begin early Monday morning, with LSU starting on holes 1-3. The team aims to complete the tournament before potential disruption from expected rain. Continued strong play from its top competitors will be essential for LSU to maintain its position.

Bottom Line

LSU's solid start in Puerto Rico highlights the team's potential for a standout season, but they must navigate challenging weather and competitor pressure. Consistency in play will be crucial for their success in the remaining rounds.