SBCC’s Nicole Bullemer turned in a 5-over-par 79 on Tuesday to tie for 10th at the State Community College Women’s Golf Championships. Bullemer, a freshman from Dos Pueblos High, posted a 36-hole total of 164 on the north course at Los Serranos CC in Chino Hills.
“It was a lot of fun watching Nicole,” said coach Chuck Melendez. “She was rolling her putter well. She was very determined and gave a great effort today.”
Bullemer shaved six strokes off her first-round score and came up four spots shy of earning all-state honors.
Tammy Panich of Glendale and Kayle Riede of Sacramento City shot identical rounds of 76-74 for a 2-over score of 150. Panich won the individual state title based on a better back nine score (36-38).
Irvine Valley lowered its first-round score by 20 shots and captured its first state championship by four shots over Canyons (650-654).
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
At par-74 Los Serranos CC
Chino Hills
Final 36-hole scores
Team — 1, Irvine Valley 335-315–650. 2, Canyons 330-324–654. 3, Sacramento City 333-328–661. 4, Modesto 363-357–720.
Individual (par 74) — 1, Tammy Panich, Glendale, 76-74–150 (won scorecard playoff on back nine, 36-38). 2, Kayle Riede, Sacramento City, 76-74–150. 3, Tina Yang, Mt. San Jacinto, 78-74–152. 10 (tie), Nicole Bullemer, SBCC, 85-79–164; Foya Lazare, IV, 86-78–164.
