Day One Results (PDF)

PULLMAN, Wash. - One week after setting a new Cal State Fullerton single-round scoring record, junior Martina Edberg one-upped her performance with a record-setting second round and sits in second place overall after day one at the Cougar Cup hosted by Washington State at the Palouse Golf Course in Pullman, Wash.

Edberg recorded a 7-under 65 in the second round on Monday after posting a 2-over 74 in the opening round and sits at 5-under, one stroke behind day-one leader Cherokee Kim of Washington State who recorded consecutive rounds of 69 to finish at 6-under after 36 holes. Her first-round 65 is both a new Cougar Cup record and Palouse Ridge Golf Course record. The previous mark was held by Mariko Tumangan of Stanford, who shot a 67 on April 25, 2012. 

After posting three bogeys and a triple bogey in the first round, Edberg managed to record three birdies to finish the round at 2-over. Once she came out for the second round, Edberg tore through the course with nine birdies and only two bogeys on the par-4 No. 7 and the par-3 No. 13.

Edberg's 12 birdies on the day lead the field after the first day, as does her scoring average on par-3's and par-4's.

As for the Titans, the team rode Edberg's stellar second round to an even second round of 288, the second best single-round team score in Titans history. Overall, the Titans sit in fifth place in the 12 team field after posting an 18-over 594 on day one. Washington State leads the field with a 5-over 581 with Fresno State sitting in second overall with a 10-over 586. Idaho is in third at 11-over while Sacramento State rounds out the top five at 14-over.

Senior Dakota Brown appeared in her first tournament of the season for the Titans and performed well, finishing the first day with a 6-over 150. She is currently tied for 21st place after recording seven birdies in the first 36 holes.

Freshman Pauline Welker made her Titans debut on Monday and finished the day in the top-30. Her matching rounds of 4-over 76 placed her in a tie for 29th after she scored five birdies on day one.

Brittany Farrell rounded out the team scoring for the Titans, posting a 10-over 154. Farrell struggled in the first round, posting an 8-over 80 after completing the initial 18 holes without the benefit of a birdie. Farrell bounced back in the second round as she recorded four birdies en route to a 2-over 74 to place her in a tie for 38th place.

Freshman Felicia Medalla set a new single-round best as she posted a 4-over 76 in the second round after carding a 7-over 79 in the opening round. Medalla currently sits in a tie for 44th place in the 74-player field.

Ebba Nilsson rounded out the Titans participants as she competed as an individual. She is tied for 56th place after recording her first career round in the 70s, posting a 6-over 78 in the second round en route to a 16-over 160 on day one.

The Titans will return to the links Tuesday morning for the final 18 holes with a shotgun start scheduled for 8 a.m.