[Spiny_Norman]

Jay Leng is having a terrific summer. He won the Western Amateur, was runner-up in the Northeast Amateur and finished 5th in the Southern Amateur. He's done very well in directional tournaments. :-)

This has boosted him all the way up to 24th in the world in WAGR (World Amateur Golf Rankings). 

His strong play has continued this week during stroke play qualifying at the US Amateur. He has completed his second round and sits at -2, in a tie for 9th place. He's definitely making the cut for match play.

4 other Stanford golfers are in the field.
Recent grads Nathan Wang and Dean Greyserman just started their second stroke play rounds. They are both in the hunt for the top 64, starting the day at +1. 
Sophomore to be Edan Cui has some work to do. He was at +3 after his first round.
Transfer Daniel Zou had a disastrous 11 on a par 4 yesterday. He is even par otherwise. But he won't make the cut.

[Spiny_Norman]

Jay Leng is having a terrific summer. He won the Western Amateur, was runner-up in the Northeast Amateur and finished 5th in the Southern Amateur. He's done very well in directional tournaments. :-)

This has boosted him all the way up to 24th in the world in WAGR (World Amateur Golf Rankings). 

His strong play has continued this week during stroke play qualifying at the US Amateur. He has completed his second round and sits at -2, in a tie for 9th place. He's definitely making the cut for match play.

4 other Stanford golfers are in the field.
Recent grads Nathan Wang and Dean Greyserman just started their second stroke play rounds. They are both in the hunt for the top 64, starting the day at +1. 
Sophomore to be Edan Cui has some work to do. He was at +3 after his first round.
Transfer Daniel Zou had a disastrous 11 on a par 4 yesterday. He is even par otherwise. But he won't make the cut.