TEMPE, Ariz. – Colorado matched its first-day stroke total in Saturday's second round of the 2018 PING/ASU Invitational, but unfortunately that didn't equate to upward movement in the tournament's standings.
The No. 18 ranked Buffaloes carded a 7-over, 295, for the second-straight day on Arizona State's Karsten Golf Course, but slipped from sixth to ninth place after 36 holes (295-295—590).
Sophomore Robyn Choi shot a 3-under par 69 to lead Colorado and is tied for sixth overall with a two-day score of 141 (-3). She logged one of six rounds in the 60's on the day and sits only two strokes behind the tournament leader, Emma Broze of Oklahoma State.