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Three Wildcats Earn All-Big Sky Honors
4/17/2024 3:53:00 PM | Women's Golf
FARMINGTON, Utah – Three Wildcats earned All-Big Sky honors on Wednesday as the league released its women's golf All-Conference teams and individual awards with Isabel Gutierrez, Sofia Fuenmayor and Emily Song each receiving honors.
Gutierrez and Fuenmayor were each named to the All-Big Sky Second Team, while Emily Song was named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention.
Gutierrez posted a team-best 73.53 stroke average this past season. She recorded five top-20 finishes, including a trio of top-10's. She posted a career-best score of 5-under par 211 to open the season at the Timpanogos Collegiate and added a career-best single round score of 68 at the Eagle Invitational en route to a career-best second place finish. Isabel carded nine rounds of even-par or better, three of which were rounds in the 60's.
Fuenmayor recorded a 74.23 stroke average and finished in the top-20 in three tournaments, two of which were top-10's. Her season-best finish came at the Red Rocks Invitational, where she tied for seventh with a 1-over par total of 217 on rounds of 72, 75 and 70. She posted 10 rounds of even-par or better during the season.
Song was second on the team in stroke average at 74.17. She recorded four top-20 finishes. She finished in the top-5 in three tournaments, including a season-best third place finish at the Big Sky Conference Championships, where she shot a 1-under par total of 212. Her final round 69 in the conference tournament was a career-best, and helped her set a career-best mark for lowest 54-hole score and was the best finish of her career.
Sacramento State's Sneha Sharan led four Hornets on the All-Big Sky First Team and earned the league's Player of the Year award. Amy Hodgkins of Northern Arizona earned the Freshman of the Year honor.
2023-24 Big Sky Women's Golf All-Conference Team
Player of the Year – Sneha Sharan, Sacramento State
Freshman of the Year – Amy Hodgkins, Northern Arizona
First Team All-Conference
Sneha Sharan, Sacramento State
Jennifer Koga, Sacramento State
Ella Kraft, Sacramento State
Lizzie Neale, Northern Arizona
Caitlin Maurice, Sacramento State
Amy Hodgkins, Northern Arizona
Yvonne Vinceri, Idaho
Second Team All-Conference
Scarlet Weidig, Montana State
Ellena Slater, Northern Arizona
Isabel Gutierrez, Weber State
Zoe Newell, Idaho
Louise Dahl, Northern Colorado
Sofie Fuenmayor, Weber State
Emma Kang, Idaho
All-Conference Honorable Mention
Florencia Dufey, Sacramento State
Timbre Shehee, Northern Colorado
Emily Song, Weber State
Raina Ports, Montana
Lauren Greeny, Montana State
Gutierrez and Fuenmayor were each named to the All-Big Sky Second Team, while Emily Song was named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention.
Gutierrez posted a team-best 73.53 stroke average this past season. She recorded five top-20 finishes, including a trio of top-10's. She posted a career-best score of 5-under par 211 to open the season at the Timpanogos Collegiate and added a career-best single round score of 68 at the Eagle Invitational en route to a career-best second place finish. Isabel carded nine rounds of even-par or better, three of which were rounds in the 60's.
Fuenmayor recorded a 74.23 stroke average and finished in the top-20 in three tournaments, two of which were top-10's. Her season-best finish came at the Red Rocks Invitational, where she tied for seventh with a 1-over par total of 217 on rounds of 72, 75 and 70. She posted 10 rounds of even-par or better during the season.
Song was second on the team in stroke average at 74.17. She recorded four top-20 finishes. She finished in the top-5 in three tournaments, including a season-best third place finish at the Big Sky Conference Championships, where she shot a 1-under par total of 212. Her final round 69 in the conference tournament was a career-best, and helped her set a career-best mark for lowest 54-hole score and was the best finish of her career.
Sacramento State's Sneha Sharan led four Hornets on the All-Big Sky First Team and earned the league's Player of the Year award. Amy Hodgkins of Northern Arizona earned the Freshman of the Year honor.
2023-24 Big Sky Women's Golf All-Conference Team
Player of the Year – Sneha Sharan, Sacramento State
Freshman of the Year – Amy Hodgkins, Northern Arizona
First Team All-Conference
Sneha Sharan, Sacramento State
Jennifer Koga, Sacramento State
Ella Kraft, Sacramento State
Lizzie Neale, Northern Arizona
Caitlin Maurice, Sacramento State
Amy Hodgkins, Northern Arizona
Yvonne Vinceri, Idaho
Second Team All-Conference
Scarlet Weidig, Montana State
Ellena Slater, Northern Arizona
Isabel Gutierrez, Weber State
Zoe Newell, Idaho
Louise Dahl, Northern Colorado
Sofie Fuenmayor, Weber State
Emma Kang, Idaho
All-Conference Honorable Mention
Florencia Dufey, Sacramento State
Timbre Shehee, Northern Colorado
Emily Song, Weber State
Raina Ports, Montana
Lauren Greeny, Montana State
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