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Here are the tee times and opponents for the Round of 64 this morning:

* Aubert (1, -9) tees off against Samantha Hutchison (64, +6) (USA, UC Davis) at 9:20am. Hutchison qualified in 64th position after a 3-hole playoff among the +6 golfers.
* Lee (T-7, -2) tees off against Sarah Rhee (T-46, +5) (USA, UW) at 10:20am
* Valenzuela (T-11, -1) tees off against Wad Phaewchimplee (T-46, +5) (Thailand, '17 Kent State grad) at 11:00am

Also, Lucy Li (T-46, +5) is at 9:50am vs. Mariel Galdiano (T-11, -1) (USA, UCLA), and Heck (T-23, +2) is at 10:50am vs. Brooke Seay (T-31, +3) (USA, HS junior in San Diego area).

Interesting to see the French flag next to Aubert's name, even though she's lived in the U.S. so long that I've never picked up an accent* when I've heard her interviewed.  But after looking at her bio, I realized she's had a number of terrific international opportunities as a member of either French junior teams or European junior teams, so it seems like the easy and right call for her to represent the country of her birth.  She's had a pretty darn cool life from what I can tell. 

* EDIT: Apparently this is because she grew up speaking English to her mom, who was a competitive figure skater for the South African national team, while she spoke French with her dad, a French professional skier.  You know, as one does. 

[ColoradoTree]

Here are the tee times and opponents for the Round of 64 this morning:

* Aubert (1, -9) tees off against Samantha Hutchison (64, +6) (USA, UC Davis) at 9:20am. Hutchison qualified in 64th position after a 3-hole playoff among the +6 golfers.
* Lee (T-7, -2) tees off against Sarah Rhee (T-46, +5) (USA, UW) at 10:20am
* Valenzuela (T-11, -1) tees off against Wad Phaewchimplee (T-46, +5) (Thailand, '17 Kent State grad) at 11:00am

Also, Lucy Li (T-46, +5) is at 9:50am vs. Mariel Galdiano (T-11, -1) (USA, UCLA), and Heck (T-23, +2) is at 10:50am vs. Brooke Seay (T-31, +3) (USA, HS junior in San Diego area).

Interesting to see the French flag next to Aubert's name, even though she's lived in the U.S. so long that I've never picked up an accent* when I've heard her interviewed.  But after looking at her bio, I realized she's had a number of terrific international opportunities as a member of either French junior teams or European junior teams, so it seems like the easy and right call for her to represent the country of her birth.  She's had a pretty darn cool life from what I can tell. 

* EDIT: Apparently this is because she grew up speaking English to her mom, who was a competitive figure skater for the South African national team, while she spoke French with her dad, a French professional skier.  You know, as one does.