2014

Natalie Srinavasan is proof that attitude is everything. On a day that was most often described as cold and damp, Natalie described it as great. Interviewing her after the round was a delight. She loved the course, was happy with the way she played and was just as excited to talk about the other two players she was paired with.

On the business side of things, Srinavasan carded four birdies, one bogey and a pair of double bogies. To here the high sophomore describe it, it was just an “average round.”

Aaron Terrazas took a different approach to Heron Point with similar results to co-leader Andrew Orischak. He told his coach before the round he was going play aggressively today. The normally conservative player felt like he had to “get some birdies” in order to compensate for the expected trouble found at Heron Point.  Aaron, a high school junior, started his round on the 10th. He managed three birdies to just one bogie and an opening nine two-under-par 34.

The front, as it did not most of the field, played harder for Terrzas. He picked up a couple bogies but finished strong with a birdie on his final hole. Terrazas feels good about his position going into tomorrow’s final round.