[M T]

Wonderful result.   I rarely comment on M&W Golf but I do appreciate all the good posts keeping  The CardBoard informed about many sports.

[M T]

Wonderful result.   I rarely comment on M&W Golf but I do appreciate all the good posts keeping  The CardBoard informed about many sports.

[Spiny_Norman]

Ganne had some really painful 3 putts to let Kuehn back into the match. But she also made some pressure putts down the stretch including a 3-4 footer for par to win 17 and a 15 footer for birdie on 18 to clinch the match.

We are only in October. You want to play to peak in 7 months at regionals and then the NCAAs. But this will be the final time that Stanford and Wake Forest could face one another before NCAAs. It's a good confidence builder.

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

[Spiny_Norman]

Ganne had some really painful 3 putts to let Kuehn back into the match. But she also made some pressure putts down the stretch including a 3-4 footer for par to win 17 and a 15 footer for birdie on 18 to clinch the match.

We are only in October. You want to play to peak in 7 months at regionals and then the NCAAs. But this will be the final time that Stanford and Wake Forest could face one another before NCAAs. It's a good confidence builder.

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

[winflop]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

[winflop]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

[Hulk01]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

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On the day:
Ganne -3
Heck. -1
Zhang. -1
Engleman E (-3 on the back)
Seay. +5

On the entire event:
Heck.  -6
Engleman  -3
Zhang.  -3
Ganne.  -1
Seay.   +7

[Hulk01]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

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On the day:
Ganne -3
Heck. -1
Zhang. -1
Engleman E (-3 on the back)
Seay. +5

On the entire event:
Heck.  -6
Engleman  -3
Zhang.  -3
Ganne.  -1
Seay.   +7

[GK3]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

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On the day:
Ganne -3
Heck. -1
Zhang. -1
Engleman E (-3 on the back)
Seay. +5

On the entire event:
Heck.  -6
Engleman  -3
Zhang.  -3
Ganne.  -1
Seay.   +7

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

[GK3]

Stanford has 2 more fall tournaments. They host the Stanford Intercollegiate October 21-23 (presumably open to the public). Then they play in Hawaii at the P12 Preview Oct 31-Nov 2.

Yes the Stanford Intercollegiate (aka The Condi) is open to the public. However, the Hawaii tournament is at the ultra-private Nanea Golf Club and I doubt if you're on the Big Island you'd be able to watch it unless you're a member.

---

On the day:
Ganne -3
Heck. -1
Zhang. -1
Engleman E (-3 on the back)
Seay. +5

On the entire event:
Heck.  -6
Engleman  -3
Zhang.  -3
Ganne.  -1
Seay.   +7

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

[oldalum]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.

Do I recall correctly that, at least in the fall, the spots in the tournament lineup are determined by intra-team competition in the week preceding the tournament, and not by coach's decision? I like that approach, because a player has to show she can play when it counts in the intra-team competition in order to play when it counts in the tournament.

[oldalum]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.

Do I recall correctly that, at least in the fall, the spots in the tournament lineup are determined by intra-team competition in the week preceding the tournament, and not by coach's decision? I like that approach, because a player has to show she can play when it counts in the intra-team competition in order to play when it counts in the tournament.

[winflop]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

[winflop]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

[Hulk01]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th. The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

[Hulk01]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th. The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

[GK3]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th.  The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

Thanks for the corrections, I appreciate it.  On one hand I agree that playing your way to the 5th position makes a lot of sense, but on the other hand I am not sure it is the best way.  I once played a round at Stanford well after graduating and was paired with a young guy who at the end was something like 6 under from the back tees.  He admitted to being on the golf team but when actually playing in a tournament his game fell apart.  Sometimes the Coach has a better idea than any of us of who should go out as the 5th.  I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

[GK3]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th.  The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

Thanks for the corrections, I appreciate it.  On one hand I agree that playing your way to the 5th position makes a lot of sense, but on the other hand I am not sure it is the best way.  I once played a round at Stanford well after graduating and was paired with a young guy who at the end was something like 6 under from the back tees.  He admitted to being on the golf team but when actually playing in a tournament his game fell apart.  Sometimes the Coach has a better idea than any of us of who should go out as the 5th.  I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

[winflop]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th.  The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

Thanks for the corrections, I appreciate it.  On one hand I agree that playing your way to the 5th position makes a lot of sense, but on the other hand I am not sure it is the best way.  I once played a round at Stanford well after graduating and was paired with a young guy who at the end was something like 6 under from the back tees.  He admitted to being on the golf team but when actually playing in a tournament his game fell apart.  Sometimes the Coach has a better idea than any of us of who should go out as the 5th.  I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

[winflop]

Like the Men, the ladies are still looking for a 5th.  Although Seay looks like the first choice, I hope a few of the others get a chance to show if they can play when it counts.
Won't be long before the LPGA is full of Stanford Women.  Can't hurt recruiting.

Seay isn't the 5th, Englemann is. Seay was 3-0 in match play at nationals last year and was the low amateur at the Chevron Championship (LPGA major) as well. My guess is she's actually 3rd although might slip to 4th if Ganne continues to play this well

Seay is a returning first team All American.  Assuming she returns to last season form, Englemann is our likely 5th.  The only apparent contender for the spot is Caroline Strudza, who averaged 75.67 strokes in her only scored appearance this fall. (Seay is at 73.83, Englemann at 71.17.)

But there is vivid precedent for a first team All American not even making the first five in her following year: Lei Ye. A first team All American two seasons ago, she rarely played last season and hasn't played this fall.

Thanks for the corrections, I appreciate it.  On one hand I agree that playing your way to the 5th position makes a lot of sense, but on the other hand I am not sure it is the best way.  I once played a round at Stanford well after graduating and was paired with a young guy who at the end was something like 6 under from the back tees.  He admitted to being on the golf team but when actually playing in a tournament his game fell apart.  Sometimes the Coach has a better idea than any of us of who should go out as the 5th.  I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

[oldalum]

I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

or for the LPGA!

I liked the shot at the end of the broadcast of Walker walking off with her arm around Englemann shoulders, talking animatedly (for Walker) and I assume bucking her up for being the only player who lost her match.

[oldalum]

I am particularly impressed with Anne Walker.  I think it speaks volumes that players stick with her and Stanford instead of opting for the transfer portal.

or for the LPGA!

I liked the shot at the end of the broadcast of Walker walking off with her arm around Englemann shoulders, talking animatedly (for Walker) and I assume bucking her up for being the only player who lost her match.

[winflop]

#1 Stanford is hosting the Stanford Intercollegiate, presented by Dr Condoleeza Rice - aka The Condi - Friday-Sunday at Stanford GC which is in really really good condition. Stanford will field two five-player teams, allowing Coach Walker to get her full roster out in a tournament. Also competing this weekend are several top 25 teams:
#8 Texas
#10 Virginia
#11 U$C
#13 ASU
#15 Florida
#17 San Jose St

Rosters, pairings, and tee times should be posted tomorrow at https://results.golfstat.com//public/lea...&tid=26314

[winflop]

#1 Stanford is hosting the Stanford Intercollegiate, presented by Dr Condoleeza Rice - aka The Condi - Friday-Sunday at Stanford GC which is in really really good condition. Stanford will field two five-player teams, allowing Coach Walker to get her full roster out in a tournament. Also competing this weekend are several top 25 teams:
#8 Texas
#10 Virginia
#11 U$C
#13 ASU
#15 Florida
#17 San Jose St

Rosters, pairings, and tee times should be posted tomorrow at https://results.golfstat.com//public/lea...&tid=26314

[bbm233]

Anybody know what's going on with Angelina Ye? She's still listed on the roster at gostanford.com. Two years ago she was an All-American...

[bbm233]

Anybody know what's going on with Angelina Ye? She's still listed on the roster at gostanford.com. Two years ago she was an All-American...

[BostonCard]

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

I thought the scholarship limit in men’s golf was 4.5 not 3; did that change?

I should also note that Title IX does not specify scholarship limits in any given sport, the NCAA sets the limits. The requirements from Title IX broadly are that there are equal opportunities for men and women. The reason that most women’s sports offer more scholarships than the equivalent men’s sport is that any school that has football will be offering 85 men’s scholarships without any analogy for women.  For this reason, most schools offer more women’s sports than men’s sports and more women’s scholarships in those sports.  But that is a football issue, not a Title IX issue.

BC

[BostonCard]

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

I thought the scholarship limit in men’s golf was 4.5 not 3; did that change?

I should also note that Title IX does not specify scholarship limits in any given sport, the NCAA sets the limits. The requirements from Title IX broadly are that there are equal opportunities for men and women. The reason that most women’s sports offer more scholarships than the equivalent men’s sport is that any school that has football will be offering 85 men’s scholarships without any analogy for women.  For this reason, most schools offer more women’s sports than men’s sports and more women’s scholarships in those sports.  But that is a football issue, not a Title IX issue.

BC

[winflop]

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

I thought the scholarship limit in men’s golf was 4.5 not 3; did that change?

I should also note that Title IX does not specify scholarship limits in any given sport, the NCAA sets the limits. The requirements from Title IX broadly are that there are equal opportunities for men and women. The reason that most women’s sports offer more scholarships than the equivalent men’s sport is that any school that has football will be offering 85 men’s scholarships without any analogy for women.  For this reason, most schools offer more women’s sports than men’s sports and more women’s scholarships in those sports.  But that is a football issue, not a Title IX issue.

BC

My understanding is that men's golf has 3 and women's golf has 5 or 6 but that could be wrong I don't have a good source. And yes, Title IX doesn't dictate by sport it only says that you have to have the same number of overall men's and women's athletic scholarships. It's up to the AD to allocate them, but because of football women's teams almost always have more scholarships than their men's counterparts

[winflop]

We are VERY fortunate to have BOTH of the coaches we have. Keep in mind that Coach Ray has half the scholarships (3) that Coach Walker has (6) due to Title IX

I thought the scholarship limit in men’s golf was 4.5 not 3; did that change?

I should also note that Title IX does not specify scholarship limits in any given sport, the NCAA sets the limits. The requirements from Title IX broadly are that there are equal opportunities for men and women. The reason that most women’s sports offer more scholarships than the equivalent men’s sport is that any school that has football will be offering 85 men’s scholarships without any analogy for women.  For this reason, most schools offer more women’s sports than men’s sports and more women’s scholarships in those sports.  But that is a football issue, not a Title IX issue.

BC

My understanding is that men's golf has 3 and women's golf has 5 or 6 but that could be wrong I don't have a good source. And yes, Title IX doesn't dictate by sport it only says that you have to have the same number of overall men's and women's athletic scholarships. It's up to the AD to allocate them, but because of football women's teams almost always have more scholarships than their men's counterparts

[Spiny_Norman]

My understanding is that men's golf has 3 and women's golf has 5 or 6 but that could be wrong I don't have a good source. And yes, Title IX doesn't dictate by sport it only says that you have to have the same number of overall men's and women's athletic scholarships. It's up to the AD to allocate them, but because of football women's teams almost always have more scholarships than their men's counterparts

Men's golf gets 4.5 scholarships and women's golf gets 6.

https://www.ncsasports.org/mens-golf/scholarships
https://www.ncsasports.org/womens-golf/scholarships

[Spiny_Norman]

My understanding is that men's golf has 3 and women's golf has 5 or 6 but that could be wrong I don't have a good source. And yes, Title IX doesn't dictate by sport it only says that you have to have the same number of overall men's and women's athletic scholarships. It's up to the AD to allocate them, but because of football women's teams almost always have more scholarships than their men's counterparts

Men's golf gets 4.5 scholarships and women's golf gets 6.

https://www.ncsasports.org/mens-golf/scholarships
https://www.ncsasports.org/womens-golf/scholarships

[winflop]

Lineups for Stanford:
Heck
Englemann
Zhang
Ganne
Seay
Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:55pm

Team 2
Kelly Xu (collegiate debut)
Caroline Sturdza
Rebecca Becht
Yu Wen Lu (collegiate debut)
Angelina Le
Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:00pm

[winflop]

Lineups for Stanford:
Heck
Englemann
Zhang
Ganne
Seay
Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:55pm

Team 2
Kelly Xu (collegiate debut)
Caroline Sturdza
Rebecca Becht
Yu Wen Lu (collegiate debut)
Angelina Le
Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:00pm

[oldalum]

Heck
Englemann
Zhang
Ganne
Seay

Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:55pm in the reverse order from this list.

[oldalum]

Heck
Englemann
Zhang
Ganne
Seay

Teeing off #10 on Friday beginning at 12:55pm in the reverse order from this list.

[winflop]

A solid but mostly unspectacular day for the women's "A" team who has a meager three-shot lead on their home course as the #1 team in the country
1. Stanford -8
2. San Jose St -5
3. Denver -3
4. Virginia -2
5. Northwestern -1

Rose Zhang is in her "usual" spot at the top of the leaderborad. A surprising but strong showing for Sadie Englemann and Megha Ganne, but a tougher outing for Rachel Heck & Brooke Seay. Heck had a good round going (started on #10) until making a triple on 6.
1. Zhang -5
T2. Englemann -4
T15. Ganne -1
T44. Heck +2
T63. Seay +3

They tee off early tomorrow and an 830a shotgun on Sunday

The "B" team played probably a little worse than expected, but for 3 of the 5 players it was either their first or second collegiate tournament and it showed
T44. Becht +2
T71. Sturdza Xu & Ye +4
T94. Lu +8

Someone had asked earlier in the thread what happened to Angeline Ye. Her game has just fallen off, and stronger players have been recruited since she joined the team. This may be the last time she competes for Stanford.

[winflop]

A solid but mostly unspectacular day for the women's "A" team who has a meager three-shot lead on their home course as the #1 team in the country
1. Stanford -8
2. San Jose St -5
3. Denver -3
4. Virginia -2
5. Northwestern -1

Rose Zhang is in her "usual" spot at the top of the leaderborad. A surprising but strong showing for Sadie Englemann and Megha Ganne, but a tougher outing for Rachel Heck & Brooke Seay. Heck had a good round going (started on #10) until making a triple on 6.
1. Zhang -5
T2. Englemann -4
T15. Ganne -1
T44. Heck +2
T63. Seay +3

They tee off early tomorrow and an 830a shotgun on Sunday

The "B" team played probably a little worse than expected, but for 3 of the 5 players it was either their first or second collegiate tournament and it showed
T44. Becht +2
T71. Sturdza Xu & Ye +4
T94. Lu +8

Someone had asked earlier in the thread what happened to Angeline Ye. Her game has just fallen off, and stronger players have been recruited since she joined the team. This may be the last time she competes for Stanford.

[winflop]

In women's college golf, it's Rose Zhang's world and everyone else is playing for second place. Enjoy it while you can. I think it will be very hard for her to not turn pro after this season, especially if she keeps up this level of play. She will literally have nothing left to play for, but maybe she really wants to get that Stanford degree.

The team played well overall and now has a seven-shot lead over last year's regular-season nemesis SJSU.
1. Stanford -11
2. SJSU -4
3. Iowa St E

Zhang has had the low round in each of the first two days. She could shot even par on Sunday and still win. She has a seven-shot lead. Heck had 16 great holes in between double bogeys on 1 and 18. The others appeared to struggle a little bit
1. Zhang -11
T5. Englemann -3
T22. Ganne +1
T30. Heck +2
T53. Seay +5

Final round today is an 8:30am shotgun

[winflop]

In women's college golf, it's Rose Zhang's world and everyone else is playing for second place. Enjoy it while you can. I think it will be very hard for her to not turn pro after this season, especially if she keeps up this level of play. She will literally have nothing left to play for, but maybe she really wants to get that Stanford degree.

The team played well overall and now has a seven-shot lead over last year's regular-season nemesis SJSU.
1. Stanford -11
2. SJSU -4
3. Iowa St E

Zhang has had the low round in each of the first two days. She could shot even par on Sunday and still win. She has a seven-shot lead. Heck had 16 great holes in between double bogeys on 1 and 18. The others appeared to struggle a little bit
1. Zhang -11
T5. Englemann -3
T22. Ganne +1
T30. Heck +2
T53. Seay +5

Final round today is an 8:30am shotgun