The Fresno State women's golf team wrapped up the fall season with a team title and enter the spring season with hopes of another.
Last updated: June 26, 2012
2011-12 (Sophomore): Earned second-team All-WAC honors ... competed in seven tournaments ... third on the team with a 76.40 scoring average over 20 rounds ... won the Peg Barnard Invitational in Stanford, Calif. with a 3-over, 145 (70-75) ... first Bulldog to win a tournament since 2010 ... opening round 70 was lowest of the season and tied for lowest on the team ... posted two rounds of par or better ... recorded three top 15 finishes ... tied for seventh at the Fresno State Lexus Classic (75-76-75--226) ... placed in 13th at the WAC Championships (77-74-76--227) ... third on the team with 45 birdies ... named team's Most Improved Player.
2010-2011 (Freshman): Competed in six of 11 tournaments, including the WAC Championship ... averaged 78.69 strokes per round ... had her best finish at the WAC Championship where she finished tied for 11th (75-80-71--226) ... shot a low round 71 on the final day of the WAC Championship ... compiled 32 birdies, fourth most on the team.
Johansen HS: Named Modesto Bee's Athlete of the Year award in 2009 ... earned all-district golfer in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 ... awarded team's MVP all four years ... won league and section championship ... came in third place at Nor Cal Finals ... ranked ninth out of 211 golfers by NCGA Junior Golf.
Personal: Born on May 4, 1992 in Modesto, Calif. ... parents are Susan and Robert Uhalde ... hobbies include tanning, cooking and basketball ... favorite athlete is Isaiah Burse because he is an awesome athlete and dedicated to football ... most admires her dad because she can talk to him about her bad rounds and he always makes her feel better ... also recruited by Cal Poly, Nevada, San Jose State and UC Davis, chose to attend Fresno State because of the coach and they great facilities they have for athletes.
Coach's Comments: Christine's impressive win at Stanford last year really propelled not just her, but the entire team. It gave everyone the shot of confidence we needed to believe we could play with the best. It was a tremendous event for Christine and she excelled in so many ways that week. She knows what she's capable of and is aware that she can go low every time she tees it up. She's one of the best ball strikers I've seen and her dedication to improving her short game has really paid off.
