Lucia Rodriguez Zapico
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- Height:
- 5'3"
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- Hometown:
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
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- Year:
- FR
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- High School:
- Escuela de Domzas Arda V Mostrnezzi
News mentions
School history was made Thursday at the Chateau Elan Resort Golf Course in Braselton, Georgia, as Peerada Piddon of the Barton Community College women’s golf team finished runner-up at the NJCAA Women’s Golf National Championship. Leading the Lady Cougars to a 14th place finish, Piddon followed up her then-school record seventh placing last year as a freshman to wrap up her career by also recording the lowest four-round score of 10-over for the championship. As a team the Lady Cougars improved for the fourth straight day carding a combined 339 to place amongst the nation’s top fourteen for the fifth straight year.
As the week has gone on, the Barton Community College women’s golf team has improved each round of the NJCAA Women’s Golf National Championship. Wednesday, the Lady Cougars improved their team score by seventeen strokes from Tuesday’s round to post the ninth best third round score of 342. The improvement enabled Barton to move a slot up the leaderboard to 14th overall to the final round as the Lady Cougars will look to protect their two stroke lead over Snead. With the tee times set for the final day of competition, Barton will be paired with Snead along with Spartanburg Methodist whom the Lady Cougars trail by thirty strokes. The trio will have the final tee times beginning at 12:00 p.m. central time with tournament leader Peerada Piddon set to begin her championship quest thirty-six minutes later.
Despite its improved play in the second round of the NJCAA Women’s Golf National Championship, the Barton Community College women’s golf team remained in fifteenth place carding a five stroke improvement 359. Teeing off in the second wave of participants, the Lady Cougars had a rough start to the opening two holes going a combined 20-over par for nearly a fifth of their score before settling in finishing the round at 108-over. Barton looks to make a climb up the leaderboard in Wednesday’s 11:54 a.m. central time tee off being paired by the most immediate teams in their path as Snead leads by four strokes and Wallace State at a more distant thirty-four strokes ahead.
The Barton Community College women’s golf team began play today at the NJCAA Women’s Golf National Championship held at the Chateau Elan Resort Golf Course in Braselton, Georgia. Leading the 120 participant field by two strokes was Barton sophomore Peerada Piddon firing an even-par 71 score as the Lady Cougars sit in fifteenth place at 364 after first day of competition. Having the morning tee times on Monday, the Lady Cougars will begin the second round in the second wave of tee times beginning at 11:51 a.m. central time with Piddon set to tee off a little over thirty minutes later.
The Barton Community College women’s golf team earned the program’s seventh straight trip to the national championships as five Lady Cougars finished in the Region VI’s top ten this past weekend at Hutchinson's Carey Park Golf Course.
Having their four conference meet victory stretch snapped the last time the Barton Community College women’s golf team visited Mariah Hills Golf Course, the Lady Cougars couldn’t avenge the loss in coming up second at the sixth and final KJCCC meet of the season. Shooting their worst team score since 2014 last October at the course, the Lady Cougars improved by twelve strokes despite sustained 20mph wind gusting up to forty-five but trailed host Dodge City Community College by four strokes after the opening eighteen holes. Returning to the somewhat settled down course on Saturday with 15mph wind, the field played much better but the Lady Cougars were unable to climb back as the Conquistadors widen the lead by eight on the final nine holes to win with a total score of 538 to Barton’s 550. The Dodge City victory evened the conference matchups with Barton at three victories each with the next meeting coming next Friday and Saturday in the Region VI Championship held at Hutchinson’s Carey Park Golf Course.
The Barton Community College women's golf team protected their home course the past two days by nearly doubling their first round advantage to win their fifth KJCCC meet of the season. Building a fifteen stroke advantage through eighteen holes on a 20-30 mph windy Friday, the Lady Cougars returned to the much calmer StoneRidge Golf Course on Saturday tacking on another fourteen strokes to run away with the title with a 518 team score to No. 12 ranked Dodge City Community College’s 547.
For the second straight conference meet, the Barton Community College women’s golf team couldn’t hold on to its first day lead in finishing runner-up at the KJCCC No. 4 Meet held at Emporia’s Municipal Golf Course. Clinging to a three stroke advantage after Friday’s first eighteen holes, Dodge City Community College turned the tide during Saturday’s final nine holes with an eight stroke advantage to win by five strokes. The Conquistadors finished with a combined 519 with the Lady Cougars at 524 to draw even with Barton in team conference victories while easily outdistancing Coffeyville Community College’s 633.