Zibilski Claims Women’s Title, Williams Caps Wire to Wire Win at Patriot All America Invitational

Final round play at the Patriot All America Invitational concluded Wednesday at The Wigwam Golf Club in Litchfield Park, Arizona. The men finished competition on the Gold Course while the women wrapped up play on the Blue Course, with both championships decided after strong closing rounds.

Women’s Final Round Recap

Wigwam Blue Course

Arkansas sophomore Reagan Zibilski pulled away in the final round, carding a four under par sixty six to secure the individual title at six under par two hundred four. Zibilski entered the day within reach of the lead and delivered the lowest round of the championship to earn the victory.

USC’s Kylie Chong and Vanderbilt’s Tillie Claggett shared second at five under par two hundred five. Chong closed with an even par seventy, while Claggett posted a one under par sixty nine to remain in contention through the final holes.

Kansas’ Amy DeKock and Arizona’s Nena Wongthanavimok finished tied for fourth at four under par two hundred six after matching final round scores of sixty nine.

Baylor’s Yurang Li finished sixth at three under par following a closing sixty six. California State Fullerton’s Kaitlyn Zermeño Smith and Ohio State’s Kary Hollenbaugh shared seventh at two under par.

Stanford’s Anna Song placed ninth, while Texas’ Lauren Kim rounded out the top ten.

Top 10 Women Final Standings

1. Reagan Zibilski, University of Arkansas, six under 204
   T2. Kylie Chong, University of Southern California, five under 205
   T2. Tillie Claggett, Vanderbilt University, five under 205
   T4. Amy DeKock, University of Kansas, four under 206
   T4. Nena Wongthanavimok, University of Arizona, four under 206
2. Yurang Li, Baylor University, three under 207
   T7. Kaitlyn Zermeño Smith, California State University Fullerton, two under 208
   T7. Kary Hollenbaugh, The Ohio State University, two under 208
3. Anna Song, Stanford University, one under 209
4. Lauren Kim, University of Texas at Austin, one over 211

Men’s Final Round Recap

Wigwam Gold Course

Arizona State’s Connor Williams closed out a dominant performance, firing a four under par sixty six to finish at fourteen under par one hundred ninety six. Williams led after each round and claimed the individual title by six shots.

Illinois’ Ryan Voois finished second at eight under par after a closing sixty six. Pepperdine’s Mahanth Chirravuri and Florida’s Parker Bell shared third at seven under par two hundred three. Chirravuri posted the round of the day with a seven under par sixty four.

Florida placed two additional players inside the top six, with Matthew Kress finishing fifth at six under par and Parker Sands ending sixth at five under par.

BYU’s Kihei Akina, Oklahoma State’s Jaxon Bandelier, and UCLA’s Baylor Larrabee tied for seventh at three under par. Boise State’s Cole Rueck completed the top ten.

Top 10 Men Final Standings

1. Connor Williams, Arizona State University, fourteen under 196
2. Ryan Voois, University of Illinois, eight under 202
   T3. Mahanth Chirravuri, Pepperdine University, seven under 203
   T3. Parker Bell, University of Florida, seven under 203
3. Matthew Kress, University of Florida, six under 204
4. Parker Sands, University of Florida, five under 205
   T7. Kihei Akina, BYU, three under 207
   T7. Jaxon Bandelier, Oklahoma State University, three under 207
   T7. Baylor Larrabee, UCLA, three under 207
5. Cole Rueck, Boise State, two under 208

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