### Gabriela López Enters Top 3 After First Round at the Paris 2024 Olympics
Mexican golfer Gabriela López Butrón made an impressive start in the first round of the individual stroke play at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Competing at the prestigious Le Golf National course just outside of Paris, López finished 18 holes with a score of 70, two under par. Her performance, which included five birdies and three bogeys, secured her the third position among 60 competitors, only two strokes behind the runner-up.
Meanwhile, her compatriot María José Fassi Álvarez recorded a round of 78 (+6), placing her 50th after hitting two birdies, six bogeys, and one double bogey.
French golfer Celine Boutier led the first round with an outstanding score of 65 (-7), followed by South African Ashleigh Buhai, who finished at 68 (-4).
The second round of the women’s individual stroke play is set for Thursday, August 8. López is scheduled to start at 02:17 am (Baja California time), with Fassi following at 03:33 am (Baja California time).
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### Additional Coverage on Gabriela López’s Performance
**Strong Start Boosts Gabriela López’s Confidence at Paris 2024**
As reported on various platforms, Gabriela López’s solid start in the first round has not only positioned her well but has also boosted her confidence heading into the subsequent rounds. Fans and analysts are optimistic about her potential to secure a medal for Mexico.
López expressed her satisfaction with the opening round, highlighting the importance of maintaining focus and composure in the high-stakes environment of the Olympics. Her strategic approach to the challenging Le Golf National course seems to be paying off.
Prominent golf commentators have noted that López’s performance is a significant milestone for Mexican women’s golf, encouraging more young talents to pursue the sport at an international level.
Stay tuned for more updates on Gabriela López and other athletes as they compete at the Paris 2024 Olympics.