SBCC Women's Golf Takes Second at WSC Match
The Vaqueros secured a runner-up finish with a team score of 44-over par at the WSC #6 competition.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Golf
The Santa Barbara City College Women's Golf team finished in second place at the WSC #6 match held at Rancho Vista Golf Club. The team finished the event two strokes ahead of the Allan Hancock squad.
Why it matters
The second-place finish helps define the current standing for the Vaqueros as they navigate the Western State Conference tournament circuit. Building consistency across the team remains vital for their performance leading into the upcoming conference finals.
Aidie Smith led the team with a score of 76 (+4), followed by Camryn Chapman who finished with a 77 (+5). Julia Borejszo, Azul Calzadillas, and Kacey Renga rounded out the effort with scores of 89, 90, and 104 respectively.
The players
Aidie Smith
She is a member of the Santa Barbara City College Women's Golf team who tied for second place at the WSC #6 match.
Camryn Chapman
She represents the Santa Barbara City College Women's Golf team and recorded a score of 77 during the competition.
Santa Barbara City College
This is a public community college located in Santa Barbara, California, that sponsors various intercollegiate athletic programs.
The details
Four players contributed to the team total score of 332 to secure the runner-up position at the Rancho Vista Golf Club course in Palmdale. The Vaqueros outperformed Allan Hancock by a narrow margin of two strokes to claim their place.
Timeline
The WSC #6 match was held on October 19, 2026.
The next competition is scheduled for October 26, 2026.
The WSC Finals are set to take place in late October 2026.
Season Trajectory
This second-place finish positions Santa Barbara City College as a competitive force within the Western State Conference golf schedule. The team maintains momentum as they prepare to host the upcoming conference finals following the final league events.
The team finished with a cumulative score of 332, securing a two-stroke advantage over Allan Hancock in the final standings. Aidie Smith's performance at 4-over par serves as the primary benchmark for the team's current scoring capacity.
The takeaway
The team's ability to edge out Allan Hancock demonstrates important depth as they move into the final stages of the conference season. Maintaining these individual scoring averages will be critical for the Vaqueros as they prepare to host the WSC Finals.
What happens next
The Vaqueros are scheduled to compete in the WSC #7 match on October 26, 2026, at the Scarlet & Gray Golf Club. Additionally, the team will host the WSC Finals following Halloween.
Further reading
Stay updated on the team's performance throughout the season by visiting the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Noozhawk.
