Duff Tittle | Posted: 16 Mar 2021 | Updated: 23 Apr 2021

Weather cancels final round of BYU Spring Classic

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Lila Galeai at the 2021 BYU Spring Classic - credit Randy Dodson Fairways Magazine

 

HURRICANE, Utah – Overnight snow and cold conditions in southern Utah necessitated canceling Tuesday’s final round of the BYU Spring Classic at Sand Hollow Golf Course.

Monday’s two-round, 36-hole totals will be the final results for the tournament.

Texas Tech and Iowa separated themselves from the field Monday and finished first and second respectively. The Red Raiders won their second straight tournament title with a three-round score of 5-over 291-290–581. They did so behind the performances of three top-10 individual finishers in Sofia Garcia (T3), Cecilie Nielsen (T6) and Gala Dumez (T6).

Iowa finished just three shots behind Texas Tech with an 8-over-par 288-296–584. Three Iowa golfers scored even or better in the first round, giving the Hawkeyes the best team single round of the tournament at 288.

Nevada, BYU and Oral Roberts rounded out the top 5 in a tight battle that had all three teams separated by just one shot a piece. The Wolfpack edged BYU for third at 296-304–600, the Cougars finished in fourth at 298-303–601 and Oral Roberts rounded out the top 5 at 307-295–602.

The third-place finish gives BYU its third-consecutive top-5 tournament finish and its best of the season.

Complete Team Results

Position

Team

R1

R2

Total

To Par

1

Texas Tech

291

290

581

+5

2

Iowa

288

296

584

+8

3

Nevada

296

304

600

+24

4

BYU

298

303

601

+25

5

Oral Roberts

307

295

602

+26

6

Utah Valley

299

305

604

+28

7

Boise State

303

303

606

+30

8

Northern Illinois

304

309

613

+37

9

Weber State

299

316

615

+39

10

San Francisco

308

312

620

+44

11

Southern Utah

316

317

633

+57

T12

Wyoming

320

324

644

+68

T12

North Dakota State

321

323

644

+68

14

Dixie State

335

344

679

+103

 

Individual Results

Victoria Gailey of Nevada won the individual title with a two-round score of 4-under 68-72–140. Gailey finished two shots in front of Jacque Galloway of Iowa who shot a 2-under 70-72–142. Texas Tech’s Sofia Garcia and BYU’s Allysha Mae Mateo finished the tournament knotted at third with two-round scores of even-par 144, while Anna Lesa of Utah Valley finished fifth at 145.

Position

Player

Team

R1

R2

Total

To Par

1

Victoria Gailey

Nevada

68

72

140

-4

2

Jacque Galloway

Iowa

70

72

142

-2

T3

Sofia Garcia

Texas Tech

73

71

144

E

T3

Allysha Mae Mateo

BYU

69

75

144

E

5

Anna Lesa

Utah Valley

73

72

145

+1

T6

Cecilie Nielsen

Texas Tech

75

71

146

+2

T6

Klara Wildhaber

Iowa

72

74

146

+2

T6

Gala Dumez

Texas Tech

72

74

146

+2

T9

Lila Galeai

BYU

77

70

147

+3

T9

Isabella Caamal

Oral Roberts

76

71

147

+3

T9

Morgan Goldstein

Iowa

74

73

147

+3

 

BYU Individual Results

Monday marked the first tournament of the season in which BYU finished with two players in the top-10. Freshman Lila Galeai joined junior Mateo among the top 10 with a second-round score of 70 (-2) that put her in a tie for ninth at 147. It's the first top-10 finish of Galeai’s career in only her fifth collegiate tournament.

Mateo’s tie for third is her fourth top-3 finish of the season and seventh of her career. She has led the Cougars in scoring at seven of the eight tournaments this season.

Rounding out the tournament scoring for the Cougars were Kerstin Fotu (76-78—154), Cynthia Tu (80-80—160) and Naomi Soifua (76-85—161). Alina Vannarath (78-76—154) and Annick Haczkiewicz (78-80—158) competed in the tournament as individuals for BYU. 

The Cougars now return to Provo with three weeks to prepare before their final tournament of the regular season at the Houston Oaks Women’s Invitational hosted by Baylor at The Clubs at Houston Oaks in Hockley, Texas on April 12-13.

Position

Player

R1

R2

Total

To Par

T3

Allysha Mae Mateo

69

75

144

E

T9

Lila Galeai

77

70

147

+3

T33

Kerstin Fotu

76

78

154

+10

T53

Cynthia Tu

80

80

160

+16

T57

Naomi Soifua

76

85

161

+17

T33*

Alina Vannarath

78

76

154

+10

T44*

Annick Haczkiewicz

78

80

158

+14

*playing as an Individual

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