Colorado women's golf wrapped up the Chevron Silverado Showdown with a stellar performance, climbing from eighth to fourth place after shooting 4-under-par in the final round. The Buffaloes finished the 54-hole event at 12-over-par, significantly improving their position. Junior Carolyn Fuller led the efforts with a stunning 6-under, 66, achieving her best round while managing a physical ailment. Coach Madeleine Sheils praised the team's composure and fighting spirit, marking a strong end to the regular season as they prepare for the upcoming Big 12 Championship.

By the Numbers
  • Colorado posted a 4-under final round score, their best performance of the spring.
  • Carolyn Fuller shot a 6-under, 66, in the final round, marking one of the top individual scores of the tournament.
State of Play
  • Colorado's overall score improved to 78-46-4 for the season.
  • The Buffaloes finished fourth in the Silverado Showdown, their best result since placing third in 2017.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Colorado will focus on the Big 12 Championship scheduled for April 23-25 at the Dallas Athletic Club. The team aims to leverage their momentum from the Silverado Showdown to achieve a strong postseason performance.

Bottom Line

The Buffaloes' strong showing at the Silverado Showdown sets a positive precedent as they head into the postseason, showcasing both individual talent and team resilience. This performance not only boosts confidence but also provides valuable experience ahead of the crucial championship event.