Fairfield, CA – The No. 9 ranked Pepperdine University women's golf team has firmly established its dominance at the West Coast Conference (WCC) Championship, maintaining a significant 13-stroke lead through the first two rounds of competition. The Waves posted a collective score of +3 on the day, bringing their total to +1, as the tournament continues through April 26, 2026, at the Green Valley Country Club.
Leading the charge individually for Pepperdine is Eunseo Choi, who delivered the low round of the day with an impressive four-under-par (68). Choi's stellar performance has propelled her to a three-stroke individual lead, positioning her strongly as the championship progresses. Her consistent play has been a key factor in the team's commanding position.
The team's strong showing is further underscored by the performance of teammates Kylee Choi and Grace Anderson, both of whom have also secured placements within the top five of the individual leaderboard. Their contributions have been instrumental in building and sustaining Pepperdine's substantial advantage over the field.
The West Coast Conference Championship, held at the challenging Green Valley Country Club in Fairfield, California, is a pivotal event for the collegiate golf season. With two rounds now complete, Pepperdine's consistent execution and individual brilliance have set them apart from their competitors. The team's collective effort to shoot +3 on the day, resulting in a +1 total, reflects a high level of performance and strategic play.
As the tournament heads into its final stages, the No. 9 Waves are in an enviable position to claim the coveted conference championship titles. While final results are still pending, the team's substantial lead and the individual successes of Eunseo Choi, Kylee Choi, and Grace Anderson highlight a formidable presence on the course. All eyes will be on the final round as Pepperdine aims to close out their impressive run at the WCC Championship.