Virginia Women's Golf Sits Third After Two Rounds at ANNIKA
Jaclyn LaHa shot a 4-under 68 to lead Virginia on Tuesday. The Cavaliers combined for a 4-under 284 and are in third place at 4-under 572. The ANNIKA Intercollegiate continues at Royal Golf Club.
Jaclyn LaHa carded a 4-under 68 in Tuesday's second round, anchoring Virginia to a team score of 4-under 284. The Cavaliers hold third place at 4-under 572 through 36 holes at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate, which is being contested at Royal Golf Club.
The tournament continues with additional rounds ahead. Virginia's position inside the top three after two full rounds keeps the team in contention as the event progresses, with LaHa's round serving as the squad's low score on the day.
Virginia's third-place standing at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate could raise the program's national profile and strengthen its postseason credentials. Strong individual performances, such as LaHa's 68, may draw attention from scouts and media coverage that benefits women's collegiate golf broadly. Success in high-profile events can also influence recruiting interest and institutional support, potentially shaping the competitive landscape of women's college golf in the coming seasons.