Buffs Move Up To Eighth At Silverado

NAPA, Calif. - Colorado women's golf is in eighth place after the second round of the 2025 Chevron Silverado Showdown.

The Buffaloes, tournament co-hosts along with Oregon, shot 6-over-par, 292 in Tuesday's second round, moving up one spot in the standings and into the top half of the field which features eight of the top 50 teams in the country. Through 36 holes, Colorado is at 16-over, 592, only four shots out of the top 5 with 18 holes to play on Wednesday at the Silverado Resort & Spa South Course.

No. 4 Southern California leads the way at even-par, 576, as the top four teams gained a slight separation from the rest of the field. No. 37 Iowa State is one stroke back at 1-over followed by No. 10 Northwestern (+2) and No. 36 California (+7). CSU Fullerton is fifth at 12-over.

Junior Morgan Miller is tied for ninth place at 1-under after a round of 71 on Tuesday. Senior Maria Eidhagen Harrouch and sophomore Francesca Sumcad both shot 1-over 73 in the second round. Sumcad is tied for 30^th overall at 4-over while Eidhagen Harrouch is tied for 37^th at 6-over.

"I thought the team put a great round together today," Colorado head coach Madeleine Sheils said. "They played with a lot of composure and were steady from the start to finish."

Colorado's best round of the day came from redshirt freshman Vanessa Ngo. Playing as an individual, Ngo shot 70 and is tied for sixth overall at 2-under, just four shots off the lead.

Ngo was 1-under through her first four holes but dropped back into the black with three-straight bogeys between the fifth and seventh. She rallied nicely from there, getting back to 1-over with a birdie at the ninth. Ngo was flawless on the back nine with three birdies and six pars.

"It was great to see Vanessa play the great golf we know she is capable of," Sheils said.

Freshman Sydney Givens is tied for 54^th overall at 9-over. Classmate Ellen O'Shaughnessy is tied for 58^th at 10-over after a second consecutive round of 77.

Sophomore Carolyn Fuller, playing as an individual, is tied for 34^th at 5-over after a round of 77 on Tuesday.

"We've poured a lot of time into improving our putting since spring break and we are starting to see the results pay off," Sheils said. "I think our lag putting has done a 180 since playing in Texas two weeks ago. That alone is helping us compete better already. Tomorrow, we're going to focus on one shot at a time."

Wednesday's final round will begin at 9:30 a.m. MT with a shotgun start. Colorado will pair with CSU Fullerton, Arizona and Oregon between the fifth and ninth holes.

BUFFALO INDIVIDUALS
Rank	Name	Score (To Par)
T6.	*Vanessa Ngo	72-70—142 (-2)
T9.	Morgan Miller	72-71—143 (-1)
T30.	Francesca Sumcad	75-73—148 (+4)
T34.	*Carolyn Fuller	72-77—149 (+5)
T37.	Maria Eidhagen Harrouch	77-73—150 (+6)
T54.	Sydney Givens	74-79—153 (+9)
T58.	Ellen O'Shaughnessy	77-77—154 (+10)
*-Playing as an individual

TOP 5 INDIVIDUALS
Rank	Name		Score (To Par)
1.	Lauryn Nguyen, Northwestern		70-68—138 (-6)
T2.	Kaitlyn Zermeno Smith, CSU Fullerton		66-73—139 (-5)
T2.	Catherine Park, Southern California		71-68—139 (-5)
4.	Nichakorn Pinprayoon, Iowa State		72-68—140 (-4)
5.	Riana Mission, San Francisco		74-67—141 (-3)


TEAM SCORES
Rank	Team	Score (To Par)
1.	Southern California	290-286—576 (E)
2.	Iowa State	291-286—577 (+1)
3.	Northwestern	287-291—578 (+2)
4.	California	291-292—583 (+7)
5.	CSU Fullerton	287-301—588 (+12)
6.	Arizona	300-290—590 (+14)
7.	Oregon	295-296—591 (+15)
8.	Colorado	298-294—592 (+16)
T9.	Washington	296-299—595 (+19)
T9.	San Francisco	302-293—595 (+19)
11.	San Jose State	302-294—596 (+20)
12.	Oregon State	297-308—605 (+29)
13.	Long Beach State	301-305—606 (+30)
14.	Boise State	300-309—609 (+33)
15.	Seattle	310-300—610 (+34)
16.	Utah Valley	317-305—622 (+46)

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Players Mentioned

Maria Eidhagen Harrouch

Carolyn Fuller

Sydney Givens

Morgan Miller

Vanessa Ngo

Ellen O’Shaughnessy

Francesca Sumcad