UC Davis women's golf narrowly missed winning the Big West Championship, finishing second overall at Kaanapali Golf Resort in Maui, Hawai'i. Their performance included a strong second round, but they ultimately fell behind Cal Poly for the title. This marks the second consecutive year the Aggies have secured a second-place finish, despite notable individual successes.

By the Numbers
  • UC Davis finished with a total score of +8 after 54 holes, securing second place.
  • The team posted a tournament-high -10 score on par fives with an average of 4.83.
  • The Aggies recorded 39 birdies during the tournament, the second-most among teams.
Yes, But

While UC Davis performed well and had impressive individual finishes, they still fell short of the championship title, highlighting a gap that needs to be addressed for future contests against strong teams like Cal Poly.

State of Play
  • Three Aggies (Calderon, Karimanal, and Kuang) tied for fifth place in the individual standings.
  • UC Davis placed four players in the top 25 overall, showcasing their competitive depth.
What's Next

Looking ahead, UC Davis aims to leverage its strong performances to improve upon this year's finish, with an intent to claim the championship next season and solidify their position as a top contender in future tournaments.

Bottom Line

UC Davis women's golf showcased both talent and resilience, but their second-place finish serves as a motivating factor to fuel their determination for future competitions. The team's ability to perform well on par fives and secure finishes in the top ranks positions them well for next year's championship pursuit.