SACRAMENTO, Calif. – After a blistery day that featured tough scoring conditions, the Nevada women's golf team is in seventh at the Gunrock Invitational with 18 holes remaining.
 
The Wolf Pack shot a team score of 321 in the morning session and shaved eight strokes off in the afternoon to post a round of 313. Nevada is in seventh in the 12-team field at 58-over par, but all 12 teams are currently well over par after facing high winds on Monday. California leads the field at 25-over par and is followed by tournament host Sacramento State, which trails by eight shots.
 
Nevada was led on day one by sophomore Danni Ujimori, who is currently inside the top 15 in a tie for 13^th. Ujimori fired a round of 78 in the morning and followed that up with a 4-over 76 in round two. She sits at 10-over par for the tournament, but is just seven shots back of the individual lead. The Pack has a second golfer inside the top 20 with sophomore Victoria Gailey tied for 20^th in the 72-player field. Gailey also improved her scores from round one to round two, going from a 79 to a 77.
 
There are a pair of Wolf Pack freshmen that are tied for 38^th after the first day as Leah John and Kayla Nocum, who is entered as an individual, both sit at 17-over par. John put together rounds of 81 and 80 on the day, while Nocum shot an 82 and a 79 in the afternoon. Senior Katy Rutherford is tied for 46^th at 20-over par, and fellow senior Jenny Krause rounds out the group in a tie for 56^th.
 
Katherine Zhu and Brooke Seay are tied for the individual lead at 3-over par with 18 holes remaining.
 
Live scoring for the entire tournament is available on Golfstat.com.
 
Nevada Scores
T13. Danni Ujimori, 78-76=154 (+10)
T20. Victoria Gailey, 79-77=156 (+12)
T38. Leah John, 81-80=161 (+17)
T38. Kayla Nocum (ind.), 82-79=161 (+17)
T46. Katy Rutherford, 84-80=164 (+20)
T56. Jenny Krause, 83-83=166 (+22)