Cho and Salvo qualified for today's championship after they carded 77s on Thursday at the CIF Individual Final at Diamond Bar Golf Course.
Cho, who was selected the Pacific League's Most Valuable Player after guiding the Falcons to their first league championship since the program began in 2000, will play in her second consecutive CIF-WSCGA Championship. She finished 19th out of 110 participants at last year's event in the Inland Empire.
Cho, who battled a cold throughout most of last week, said a top-six effort isn't out of the question since she's played well of late.
"I'm really excited to be playing with some of the top golfers from around Southern California," said Cho, who has participated in several USGA and junior championships. "I have to keep working on my swing so I can hit the ball solid.
"I have to attack the course like it's any other course. It's not that different from the other course I've played this year."
Crescenta Valley Coach Ken Johnson said Cho's putting would be key.
"She's going to have to capitalize on her short game and putts," Johnson said. "That will help tremendously, along with working on her recovery shots.
"I think her chances are good. She can compete with them, but it's just a question of her being healthy."
Salvo helped Notre Dame capture its fifth consecutive Mission League championship in October. She has competed in two USGA championships.
CHARLES RICH covers sports. He can be reached at (818) 637-3228 or by e-mail at charles.rich@latimes.com.
