RIVIERA MAYA, Mexico- Texas A&M golfer Bianca Fabrizio is tied for 33rd after three rounds at the World Amateur Team Championships in Mexico. Her Texas A&M teammate, Maddie Szeryk, sits in a tie for 55th after the conclusion of the third round.
Fabrizio shot a 5-over 77 on Friday, while Szeryk carded a 2-over par 74 at the Mayakoba El Camaleon Golf Club. Fabrizio is 7-over for the tournament, and Szeryk is 10-over.
Szeryk has helped Canada into a tie for eighth at 6-over for the tournament, only seven shots out of medal contention entering the final day. Fabrizio and her Italy team is 21st at 14-over for the tournament.
The pair will begin the final round of the four day event on Saturday morning.
55 countries are represented at the 72-hole tournament, which will conclude on Saturday. The two lowest scores from each three-person team count in each round, and the country with the best four-day total receives the Espirito Santo Trophy.
Szeryk, a two-time All-SEC selection, is tied for Texas A&M's all-time career stroke average lead entering 2016-17. Fabrizio won the SEC Championship as an individual in 2015, and ranks sixth on the Aggies' career stroke average list.
Fabrizio and Szeryk pick up collegiate play for the Aggies on Sept. 24 at the Schooner Fall Invite in Norman, Okla. as Texas A&M seeks to qualify for NCAA competition for the 17th consecutive season.
Fabrizio shot a 5-over 77 on Friday, while Szeryk carded a 2-over par 74 at the Mayakoba El Camaleon Golf Club. Fabrizio is 7-over for the tournament, and Szeryk is 10-over.
Szeryk has helped Canada into a tie for eighth at 6-over for the tournament, only seven shots out of medal contention entering the final day. Fabrizio and her Italy team is 21st at 14-over for the tournament.
The pair will begin the final round of the four day event on Saturday morning.
55 countries are represented at the 72-hole tournament, which will conclude on Saturday. The two lowest scores from each three-person team count in each round, and the country with the best four-day total receives the Espirito Santo Trophy.
Szeryk, a two-time All-SEC selection, is tied for Texas A&M's all-time career stroke average lead entering 2016-17. Fabrizio won the SEC Championship as an individual in 2015, and ranks sixth on the Aggies' career stroke average list.
Fabrizio and Szeryk pick up collegiate play for the Aggies on Sept. 24 at the Schooner Fall Invite in Norman, Okla. as Texas A&M seeks to qualify for NCAA competition for the 17th consecutive season.