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Saturday, September 23, 2017

Herr helps Penn State grab lead in Nittany Lion Invitational



   With a leaderboard that looks a little like one you would have found at a District One Championship a few years ago, Penn State grabbed the team lead with two sub-par rounds on Day 1 of the Nittany Lion Invitational Saturday at Penn State’s Blue Course.
   Sophomore Madelein Herr, who captured the District One Class AAA title two years ago as a senior at Council Rock North led the way for Penn State as she is one of three players tied at the top of the individual standings at 2-under-par 142 over the 6,341-yard, par-72 Blue Course layout.
   She was joined in that group by Seton Hall sophomore Maddie Sager, who was the runnerup in the PIAA Class AAA Championship two years ago as a senior at Owen J. Roberts. That pair of former District One stars were joined in the leading trio by Maryland’s Laura Van Respaille, a sophomore from France.
   Herr notched a pair of 1-under 71s to get her share of the top spot. Sager earned a trip to this summer’s U.S. Women’s Amateur at San Diego Country Club and the experience of competing at that level seems to have given her a confidence boost. She finished sixth at William & Mary Invitational. Sager opened with a 2-under 70 Saturday morning and added an even-par 72 in the afternoon.
   Two other Penn State juniors who are former District One standouts, Jackie Rogowicz, a two-time District One champion at Pennsbury and Cara Basso, who won the PIAA Class AA title as a sophomore at Villa Maria Academy in 2012, were in a group of three players tied for fourth at 1-under 143.
   Rogowicz, coming off an individual title at Willaim & Mary, matched par in the opening round with a 72 and added a 1-under 71 in the afternoon. Basso added an even-par 72 to her opening-round 71.
   Rogowicz and Basso were joined at 1-under 143 by Harvard’s Anna Zhou, a junior from Palo Alto, Calif. who fired a 2-under 70 in the afternoon after opening up with a 73.
   Herr, Rogowicz and Basso helped Penn State register a 1-under 287 in the morning and a 2-under 286 in the afternoon for a 3-under 573 total. Van Respaille, whose afternoon 68 was the best round of the day, led the Terrapins to a second round of 6-under 282 as they creeped within two shots of Penn State at 1-under 575.
   Delaware is 14 shots behind Maryland in third at 13-over 589 after rounds of 300 and 289. Sager led the Pirates to a share of fourth place with Ivy League champion Princeton at 15-over 591. Seton Hall opened with a 4-over 292 and added a 299 in the afternoon. Princeton opened with a 299 and added a 4-over 292 in the afternoon.
   Also for Penn State, junior Lauren Waller, the PIAA Class AAA runnerup as a senior at Canon-McMillan in 2014, is tied for 12th after carding a pair of 73s for a 2-over 146 total and Kamerine Taylor, a junior from Dublin, Ohio, is alone in 68th place at 160 after posting a pair of 80s.
   Penn State coach Denise St. Pierre took advantage of being the tournament host to send five more members of her team out to compete as individuals and make their case to be included in the five that are counted for the team in future tournaments.
   And Ashni Dhruva, a sophomore from Katy, Texas, made a pretty strong statement as she matched par with a 72 in the afternoon after an opening-round 77 and is tied for 19th at 5-over 149.
   A couple of Penn State’s young players bounced back with solid afternoon rounds after struggling in the opening round. Freshman Olivia Zambruno, who won the PIAA Class AA individual title last fall as a senior at Greensburg Central Catholic, is tied for 41st as she matched par in the afternoon with a 72 after opening with an 81. Sophomore Megan McLean, a Voorhees High product, fired a 1-under 71 in the afternoon after opening with an 88 and is tied for 59th at 159.
   Ariana Coyle Diaz, a senior from Ireland, and Julia Alhenould, a freshman from Kuwait, are in the group tied for 73rd at 165. Coyle Diaz had rounds of 82 and 83 while Alhenould opened with an 83 and added an 82 in the afternoon.
   Delaware’s Ariane Klotz, a sophomore from New Caledonia, is tied for seventh with two Maryland players, Xiaolin Tian, a sophomore from China, and Ludovica Farina, a junior from Italy, at even-par 144.
   Klotz carded a 2-under 70 in the afternoon after opening with a 74. Tian added a 1-under 71 to her opening-round 73 and Farina opened with a 1-under 71 and added a 73 in the afternoon.
   Seton Hall also got a strong showing from freshman, Mia Kness, who claimed the PIAA Class AAA title as a senior at Peters Township last fall. Kness, who also earned a trip to this summer’s U.S. Women’s Amateur, opened with a 74 and added a 76 in the afternoon and is tied for 24th at 150.
   Sophomore Sammie Staudt, another former District One standout at Coatesville, is competing as an individual for Seton Hall and she’s making a strong case for inclusion in the starting five for the Pirates.  Staudt added a 1-over 73 to her opening-round 75 and is tied for 16th at 4-over 148.





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