Carrion won the Trinity Forest Invitational in record-setting fashion

Dallas— Camryn Carreon On Tuesday at Trinity Forest Golf Club (par. 72/6,464 yards), he captured a record-tying Trinity Forest Invitational individual title to lead the UTSA women’s golf team to a ninth-place finish.

Carreon broke the school records with 18 and 54-hole scores en route to her first collegiate victory and 18th in the program’s 18-year history. The senior from San Antonio posted a 14-under-par 202 to trail Tulane’s Carla Bernat — Golfstat’s No. 14-ranked player — by one stroke and UTSA’s first individual victory. Hannah Holman You have requested a 2020 Texas State Invitational.

After opening with a 7-over 137 (68-69) on Monday, matching the second-best 36-hole mark in program records, Carreon shot a 7-under 65 on Tuesday to eclipse the UTSA standard of 66 held by Paola. Valerio and Hunter Nugent. At the 2014 Conference USA Championships, she beat Fabiola Arriaga’s 9-under total. Ana Gonzalez C-USA event in 2019, and her 202 was a three-shot improvement from Gonzalez’s 8-of-205 posted at the 2017 Mercedes-Benz College Championship.

“I’m so happy to finally win one and bring one home,” said Carrion, who became the first Roadrunner to advance past the NCAA regionals last May. “I’m so grateful for the love and support of my teammates, coaches and my entire UTSA family. Birds up!”

The Oral High School product posted seven birdies in a bogey-free final round to push her total to 18 for the week. Carreon began her day on No. 10 and rattled off four straight pars before birdieing three of the final five holes for a 33. He then recorded four more birdies en route to a 4-under 32. She shot 8-under par, a par-five high of 84.

“It was a lot of time for Camry to win,” said the two-time Conference USA Coach of the Year. Summer Baptist. “She has the work ethic, determination and confidence to break all the records at UTSA. We are all very proud of her work.”

Behind Carreon’s record score, the Roadrunners finished ninth with a 10-over 874. After opening with a 300, UTSA went 4-for-284 before closing with a 290 on Monday afternoon.

The Roadrunners were two shots ahead of Texas State and three ahead of Cal Poly in a 15-team field that included four top-50 teams.

Olivia Williams He finished tied for 43rd with a 5-over 221. The English freshman posted a season-best 3-under 69 in the second round, which included 75s and 77s.

Morgan Ellison He got 56th share with 226 (78-72-76). Hunter Nugent She was one shot behind for 62nd at 227 (81-74-72). Lauren Rios He finished UTSA’s streak in 80th (79-76-79-234).

No. 31 and host SMU won the team title with a 24-under 840, followed by No. 43 Houston (-19) and USF (-12).

The Roadrunners return to the course April 2-4 at the Chattanooga Classic.

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