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I'm not entirely sure how many players move from Stage II to the Q-Series (which has apparently replaced the Finals), but Valenzuela had a good morning, shooting a 3-under 69. Lee shot an even par 72. Through 7 holes, Li is shooting even par.

Individuals will battle in a 72-hole stroke play format featuring no cut. Furthermore, a minimum of the top-30 players and ties will advance to LPGA Q-Series contested from Oct. 23 to Nov. 2 in Pinehurst, N.C. at Pinehurst Resort. Those at the next score, or scores, will also move on provided the total number of players in Q-Series does not exceed 108 which currently has 60 exempt and entered competitors.

https://www.lpga.com/news/2019-top-story...tournament

and this

One of two players from the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings in the 185-player field for Stage II of the LPGA Qualifying Tournament at Plantation Golf & Country Club is [b]Frida Kinhult [/b](Fiskebackskil, Sweden), a sophomore at Florida State University and three-time tournament winner for the Seminoles.

She is joined by [b]Albane Valenzuela[/b] (Geneva, Switzerland) in starting the Q-School process in southwest Florida rather than Q-Series, a change from 2018 when the top five college players received a free ride to the final stage at Pinehurst Resort. Regardless, Kinhult knows it’s not how you get there, but what you do with the opportunity. 

https://www.lpga.com/news/2019-lpga-qual...ment-notes

[82lsju]

I'm not entirely sure how many players move from Stage II to the Q-Series (which has apparently replaced the Finals), but Valenzuela had a good morning, shooting a 3-under 69. Lee shot an even par 72. Through 7 holes, Li is shooting even par.

Individuals will battle in a 72-hole stroke play format featuring no cut. Furthermore, a minimum of the top-30 players and ties will advance to LPGA Q-Series contested from Oct. 23 to Nov. 2 in Pinehurst, N.C. at Pinehurst Resort. Those at the next score, or scores, will also move on provided the total number of players in Q-Series does not exceed 108 which currently has 60 exempt and entered competitors.

https://www.lpga.com/news/2019-top-story...tournament

and this

One of two players from the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings in the 185-player field for Stage II of the LPGA Qualifying Tournament at Plantation Golf & Country Club is [b]Frida Kinhult [/b](Fiskebackskil, Sweden), a sophomore at Florida State University and three-time tournament winner for the Seminoles.

She is joined by [b]Albane Valenzuela[/b] (Geneva, Switzerland) in starting the Q-School process in southwest Florida rather than Q-Series, a change from 2018 when the top five college players received a free ride to the final stage at Pinehurst Resort. Regardless, Kinhult knows it’s not how you get there, but what you do with the opportunity. 

https://www.lpga.com/news/2019-lpga-qual...ment-notes