We are 30 strokes ahead of the next team as the Thunderbird intercollegiate winds down in Tucson!!
THIRTY strokes
THIRTY strokes
Women’s Golf -- NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!
With 2-4 holes left to play, we're currently -11 for the day (next best team score for today's round is even par) and nursing a 37-stroke lead over the second-place team. Where can I place a large bet that we'll win the tournament??
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And we squander our 37-stroke lead and finish only 34 ahead of the second-place team. :( We would have had a larger margin of victory had Andrea Revuelta's score counted for the team score, but she was playing as an individual while frosh Anna Song competed on the team score. Revuelta won the individual championship at -11, four ahead of second-place Paula Martin Sampedro. We placed 3 of the top 4 individuals and 5 of the top 10, the only "slacker" being Megha Ganne who finished tied for 13th out of the 80 golfers.
Not a bad start to the spring season!
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And we squander our 37-stroke lead and finish only 34 ahead of the second-place team. :( We would have had a larger margin of victory had Andrea Revuelta's score counted for the team score, but she was playing as an individual while frosh Anna Song competed on the team score. Revuelta won the individual championship at -11, four ahead of second-place Paula Martin Sampedro. We placed 3 of the top 4 individuals and 5 of the top 10, the only "slacker" being Megha Ganne who finished tied for 13th out of the 80 golfers.
Not a bad start to the spring season!
With 2-4 holes left to play, we're currently -11 for the day (next best team score for today's round is even par) and nursing a 37-stroke lead over the second-place team. Where can I place a large bet that we'll win the tournament??
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And we squander our 37-stroke lead and finish only 34 ahead of the second-place team. :( We would have had a larger margin of victory had Andrea Revuelta's score counted for the team score, but she was playing as an individual while frosh Anna Song competed on the team score. Revuelta won the individual championship at -11, four ahead of second-place Paula Martin Sampedro. We placed 3 of the top 4 individuals and 5 of the top 10, the only "slacker" being Megha Ganne who finished tied for 13th out of the 80 golfers.
Not a bad start to the spring season!
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And we squander our 37-stroke lead and finish only 34 ahead of the second-place team. :( We would have had a larger margin of victory had Andrea Revuelta's score counted for the team score, but she was playing as an individual while frosh Anna Song competed on the team score. Revuelta won the individual championship at -11, four ahead of second-place Paula Martin Sampedro. We placed 3 of the top 4 individuals and 5 of the top 10, the only "slacker" being Megha Ganne who finished tied for 13th out of the 80 golfers.
Not a bad start to the spring season!
02-10-2026, 01:52 PM
Stanford's lineup for this tournament did not include Andrea Revuelta. She is the #3 ranked amateur in the world, but (I presume) she got beat during qualifying which allowed frosh Anna Song to get her first college tournament action. Song finished 5th overall. However Revuelta won the tournament. Guess she will be back in the lineup in two weeks for the Bruin Wave.
Stanford only plays 2 more tournaments as a team before ACCs - the Bruin Wave in So Cal and the Charles Schwab at Colonial in Fort Worth. Stanford has a head-to-head match vs. San Jose State and of course 5 Cardinal golfers will be in Augusta the first week in April for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. After ACCs come regionals (conveniently played at Stanford GC) followed by NCAAs (at La Costa again).
Stanford appears to be tournament-ready even now. But they don't give out trophies in February. The challenge for Coach Walker is to keep the players sharp and improving so that they peak in late May.
Stanford only plays 2 more tournaments as a team before ACCs - the Bruin Wave in So Cal and the Charles Schwab at Colonial in Fort Worth. Stanford has a head-to-head match vs. San Jose State and of course 5 Cardinal golfers will be in Augusta the first week in April for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. After ACCs come regionals (conveniently played at Stanford GC) followed by NCAAs (at La Costa again).
Stanford appears to be tournament-ready even now. But they don't give out trophies in February. The challenge for Coach Walker is to keep the players sharp and improving so that they peak in late May.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
Stanford's lineup for this tournament did not include Andrea Revuelta. She is the #3 ranked amateur in the world, but (I presume) she got beat during qualifying which allowed frosh Anna Song to get her first college tournament action. Song finished 5th overall. However Revuelta won the tournament. Guess she will be back in the lineup in two weeks for the Bruin Wave.
Stanford only plays 2 more tournaments as a team before ACCs - the Bruin Wave in So Cal and the Charles Schwab at Colonial in Fort Worth. Stanford has a head-to-head match vs. San Jose State and of course 5 Cardinal golfers will be in Augusta the first week in April for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. After ACCs come regionals (conveniently played at Stanford GC) followed by NCAAs (at La Costa again).
Stanford appears to be tournament-ready even now. But they don't give out trophies in February. The challenge for Coach Walker is to keep the players sharp and improving so that they peak in late May.
Stanford only plays 2 more tournaments as a team before ACCs - the Bruin Wave in So Cal and the Charles Schwab at Colonial in Fort Worth. Stanford has a head-to-head match vs. San Jose State and of course 5 Cardinal golfers will be in Augusta the first week in April for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. After ACCs come regionals (conveniently played at Stanford GC) followed by NCAAs (at La Costa again).
Stanford appears to be tournament-ready even now. But they don't give out trophies in February. The challenge for Coach Walker is to keep the players sharp and improving so that they peak in late May.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
02-24-2026, 03:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-24-2026, 04:24 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
In the Bruin Wave played at Valencia CC in SoCal, Stanford once again overwhelmed a weak field. The Cardinal won by 20 shots over a field whose top opponents were #14 UCLA and #10 Pepperdine.
The Cardinal was led by Paula Martin Sampedro who birdied the final hole to win by a shot over her teammate Andrea Revuelta (who eagled the final hole herself). This was Martin Sampedro's first individual win this season and she becomes the 4th Stanford player to win in 2025-2026.
1. Martin Sampedro -7
2. Revuelta -6
4. Xu -4
6. Ortengren -3
14. Song +1
Megha Ganne did not play. My guess is that she just took a break from competition to give a younger teammate (Song) some needed experience.
The team is next in action on Monday in a dual match vs. San Jose State at Los Altos G&CC.
The Cardinal was led by Paula Martin Sampedro who birdied the final hole to win by a shot over her teammate Andrea Revuelta (who eagled the final hole herself). This was Martin Sampedro's first individual win this season and she becomes the 4th Stanford player to win in 2025-2026.
1. Martin Sampedro -7
2. Revuelta -6
4. Xu -4
6. Ortengren -3
14. Song +1
Megha Ganne did not play. My guess is that she just took a break from competition to give a younger teammate (Song) some needed experience.
The team is next in action on Monday in a dual match vs. San Jose State at Los Altos G&CC.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
(This post was last modified: 02-24-2026, 04:24 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
In the Bruin Wave played at Valencia CC in SoCal, Stanford once again overwhelmed a weak field. The Cardinal won by 20 shots over a field whose top opponents were #14 UCLA and #10 Pepperdine.
The Cardinal was led by Paula Martin Sampedro who birdied the final hole to win by a shot over her teammate Andrea Revuelta (who eagled the final hole herself). This was Martin Sampedro's first individual win this season and she becomes the 4th Stanford player to win in 2025-2026.
1. Martin Sampedro -7
2. Revuelta -6
4. Xu -4
6. Ortengren -3
14. Song +1
Megha Ganne did not play. My guess is that she just took a break from competition to give a younger teammate (Song) some needed experience.
The team is next in action on Monday in a dual match vs. San Jose State at Los Altos G&CC.
The Cardinal was led by Paula Martin Sampedro who birdied the final hole to win by a shot over her teammate Andrea Revuelta (who eagled the final hole herself). This was Martin Sampedro's first individual win this season and she becomes the 4th Stanford player to win in 2025-2026.
1. Martin Sampedro -7
2. Revuelta -6
4. Xu -4
6. Ortengren -3
14. Song +1
Megha Ganne did not play. My guess is that she just took a break from competition to give a younger teammate (Song) some needed experience.
The team is next in action on Monday in a dual match vs. San Jose State at Los Altos G&CC.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
02-24-2026, 03:54 PM
With every tournament my hopes build and build for this team. We better start making our offerings to the gods of match play.
Five player, 18 hole match play and sheer luck have been sleeping together for centuries.
It is not a question of Walker getting these Stanford women fully prepared. These women have been playing high level, international tournament golf since fifth grade.
USC, the nation's second best team, is 7.5 strokes per round inferior to Stanford. And just this past week, USC "beat" Stanford in round two of The Bruin Wave--and otherwise got humiliated..
My antagonism to 18 hole match play, to decide a national championship, goes back to the Morikawa Cal team that "lost" the NCAA championship, despite being clearly superior. AndI I have always been amused that Wu and Salinda managed to almost single-handedly win Stanford a natty, despite us not being the nation's best team that year by any other reasonable measure.
And finally, my disdain comes from experience: In my junior year, I tied the state's third best player in match play. I was a +7; he was scratch. But I only had to get through 18 holes with him, and a wind sent his second shot on the par five 18th two yards into OB. Boom, even!
He would have beat me 3 and 2 on the back, if I played pretty well.
The NCAA and The Golf Channel have made NCAA golf more telegenic by making it less of a test of excellence and more of a dice roll. I get it. I just don't take the result very seriously. I suspect Colin Morikawa struggles with it, too.
It is not a question of Walker getting these Stanford women fully prepared. These women have been playing high level, international tournament golf since fifth grade.
USC, the nation's second best team, is 7.5 strokes per round inferior to Stanford. And just this past week, USC "beat" Stanford in round two of The Bruin Wave--and otherwise got humiliated..
My antagonism to 18 hole match play, to decide a national championship, goes back to the Morikawa Cal team that "lost" the NCAA championship, despite being clearly superior. AndI I have always been amused that Wu and Salinda managed to almost single-handedly win Stanford a natty, despite us not being the nation's best team that year by any other reasonable measure.
And finally, my disdain comes from experience: In my junior year, I tied the state's third best player in match play. I was a +7; he was scratch. But I only had to get through 18 holes with him, and a wind sent his second shot on the par five 18th two yards into OB. Boom, even!
He would have beat me 3 and 2 on the back, if I played pretty well.
The NCAA and The Golf Channel have made NCAA golf more telegenic by making it less of a test of excellence and more of a dice roll. I get it. I just don't take the result very seriously. I suspect Colin Morikawa struggles with it, too.
Five player, 18 hole match play and sheer luck have been sleeping together for centuries.
It is not a question of Walker getting these Stanford women fully prepared. These women have been playing high level, international tournament golf since fifth grade.
USC, the nation's second best team, is 7.5 strokes per round inferior to Stanford. And just this past week, USC "beat" Stanford in round two of The Bruin Wave--and otherwise got humiliated..
My antagonism to 18 hole match play, to decide a national championship, goes back to the Morikawa Cal team that "lost" the NCAA championship, despite being clearly superior. AndI I have always been amused that Wu and Salinda managed to almost single-handedly win Stanford a natty, despite us not being the nation's best team that year by any other reasonable measure.
And finally, my disdain comes from experience: In my junior year, I tied the state's third best player in match play. I was a +7; he was scratch. But I only had to get through 18 holes with him, and a wind sent his second shot on the par five 18th two yards into OB. Boom, even!
He would have beat me 3 and 2 on the back, if I played pretty well.
The NCAA and The Golf Channel have made NCAA golf more telegenic by making it less of a test of excellence and more of a dice roll. I get it. I just don't take the result very seriously. I suspect Colin Morikawa struggles with it, too.
It is not a question of Walker getting these Stanford women fully prepared. These women have been playing high level, international tournament golf since fifth grade.
USC, the nation's second best team, is 7.5 strokes per round inferior to Stanford. And just this past week, USC "beat" Stanford in round two of The Bruin Wave--and otherwise got humiliated..
My antagonism to 18 hole match play, to decide a national championship, goes back to the Morikawa Cal team that "lost" the NCAA championship, despite being clearly superior. AndI I have always been amused that Wu and Salinda managed to almost single-handedly win Stanford a natty, despite us not being the nation's best team that year by any other reasonable measure.
And finally, my disdain comes from experience: In my junior year, I tied the state's third best player in match play. I was a +7; he was scratch. But I only had to get through 18 holes with him, and a wind sent his second shot on the par five 18th two yards into OB. Boom, even!
He would have beat me 3 and 2 on the back, if I played pretty well.
The NCAA and The Golf Channel have made NCAA golf more telegenic by making it less of a test of excellence and more of a dice roll. I get it. I just don't take the result very seriously. I suspect Colin Morikawa struggles with it, too.
02-26-2026, 04:16 PM
I get that match play makes for better TV because it allows that anyone in it can win it. So would Russian Roulette. But match play doesn't identify the best golf team, just as Russian Roulette doesn't reward the best marksman.
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Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip.
I get that match play makes for better TV because it allows that anyone in it can win it. So would Russian Roulette. But match play doesn't identify the best golf team, just as Russian Roulette doesn't reward the best marksman.
Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip.
03-02-2026, 05:00 PM
We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
03-02-2026, 09:54 PM
(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
from gostanford
Quote:[*]Kleopatra Kozakiewicz (SJSU) def. Andrea Revuelta (STAN), 1up
[*]Meja Örtengren (STAN) def. Regina Roldan (SJSU), 4&2
[*]Kelly Xu (STAN) def. Moa Andersson (SJSU), 4&3
[*]Ting-Yu Chang (SJSU) def. Anna Song (STAN), 2up
[*]Lotte Schuhr (SJSU) def. Megha Ganne (STAN), 6&4
[*]Isabella Cioe (SJSU) def. Paula Martín Sampedro (STAN), 2&1
https://gostanford.com/news/2026/3/2/fal...the-battle
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
from gostanford
Quote:[*]Kleopatra Kozakiewicz (SJSU) def. Andrea Revuelta (STAN), 1up
[*]Meja Örtengren (STAN) def. Regina Roldan (SJSU), 4&2
[*]Kelly Xu (STAN) def. Moa Andersson (SJSU), 4&3
[*]Ting-Yu Chang (SJSU) def. Anna Song (STAN), 2up
[*]Lotte Schuhr (SJSU) def. Megha Ganne (STAN), 6&4
[*]Isabella Cioe (SJSU) def. Paula Martín Sampedro (STAN), 2&1
https://gostanford.com/news/2026/3/2/fal...the-battle
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
03-03-2026, 11:53 AM
(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
Wait, I thought we were the all time Dream Team, best ever in any college sport?!?!
(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
Wait, I thought we were the all time Dream Team, best ever in any college sport?!?!
03-03-2026, 01:02 PM
(03-03-2026, 11:53 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote:(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
Wait, I thought we were the all time Dream Team, best ever in any college sport?!?!
This team has shown some vulnerability in match play. Within the last year, they have lost twice to Wake Forest, once to Northwestern and now to San Jose State, all in match play.
Next chance to test themselves in that format will likely be at the ACC championship.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
(03-03-2026, 11:53 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote:(03-02-2026, 05:00 PM)76lsjumb Wrote: We have FIVE players - our entire starting line up - on the Spring Watch list for the Annika Award!
Oh, and we apparently just lost another match play event… to San Jose State. :-0
What in the world… ?
Wait, I thought we were the all time Dream Team, best ever in any college sport?!?!
This team has shown some vulnerability in match play. Within the last year, they have lost twice to Wake Forest, once to Northwestern and now to San Jose State, all in match play.
Next chance to test themselves in that format will likely be at the ACC championship.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-23-2026, 01:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-23-2026, 01:02 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
For the 2nd consecutive tournament, Megha Ganne is not playing. Concern? Perhaps. Stanford's best lineup has Ganne in it (assuming she is healthy).
We'll know more about her status next week when the spotlight shines on the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
For now, we follow Stanford's progress at the Schwab Invitational at Colonial CC in Fort Worth. The field includes 6 other top 11 teams. Like many other women's college tournaments (but not men's college tournaments), the teams are playing 36 holes on opening day. Stanford was 1 shot back after the morning round.
https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team
We'll know more about her status next week when the spotlight shines on the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
For now, we follow Stanford's progress at the Schwab Invitational at Colonial CC in Fort Worth. The field includes 6 other top 11 teams. Like many other women's college tournaments (but not men's college tournaments), the teams are playing 36 holes on opening day. Stanford was 1 shot back after the morning round.
https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
(This post was last modified: 03-23-2026, 01:02 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
For the 2nd consecutive tournament, Megha Ganne is not playing. Concern? Perhaps. Stanford's best lineup has Ganne in it (assuming she is healthy).
We'll know more about her status next week when the spotlight shines on the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
For now, we follow Stanford's progress at the Schwab Invitational at Colonial CC in Fort Worth. The field includes 6 other top 11 teams. Like many other women's college tournaments (but not men's college tournaments), the teams are playing 36 holes on opening day. Stanford was 1 shot back after the morning round.
https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team
We'll know more about her status next week when the spotlight shines on the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
For now, we follow Stanford's progress at the Schwab Invitational at Colonial CC in Fort Worth. The field includes 6 other top 11 teams. Like many other women's college tournaments (but not men's college tournaments), the teams are playing 36 holes on opening day. Stanford was 1 shot back after the morning round.
https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-23-2026, 02:44 PM
(03-23-2026, 01:01 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: For the 2nd consecutive tournament, Megha Ganne is not playing. Concern? Perhaps. Stanford's best lineup has Ganne in it (assuming she is healthy).
Ganne played in the match play tournament vs San Jose State on March 2nd, but she lost, in the 5 spot, 6&4. No way that happens if Ganne is healthy. Whatever it is I hope she heals quickly.
(03-23-2026, 01:01 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: For the 2nd consecutive tournament, Megha Ganne is not playing. Concern? Perhaps. Stanford's best lineup has Ganne in it (assuming she is healthy).
Ganne played in the match play tournament vs San Jose State on March 2nd, but she lost, in the 5 spot, 6&4. No way that happens if Ganne is healthy. Whatever it is I hope she heals quickly.
03-23-2026, 05:17 PM
After 36 holes, Stanford has opened a 7 shot lead going into tomorrow's final round.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
After 36 holes, Stanford has opened a 7 shot lead going into tomorrow's final round.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-24-2026, 03:16 PM
The team struggled at the start of the round but pulled it together to close out another W. Oregon, led by Kiara Romero the top amateur in the world, made a strong run at the Cardinal in the final round.
This was the last tournament of the regular season for Stanford even though the NCAA championship is still 2 months away. There is a break in the schedule for the team to travel to Augusta next week for the National Women's Amateur. Then back to North Carolina 2 weeks later for ACCs.
This was the last tournament of the regular season for Stanford even though the NCAA championship is still 2 months away. There is a break in the schedule for the team to travel to Augusta next week for the National Women's Amateur. Then back to North Carolina 2 weeks later for ACCs.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
The team struggled at the start of the round but pulled it together to close out another W. Oregon, led by Kiara Romero the top amateur in the world, made a strong run at the Cardinal in the final round.
This was the last tournament of the regular season for Stanford even though the NCAA championship is still 2 months away. There is a break in the schedule for the team to travel to Augusta next week for the National Women's Amateur. Then back to North Carolina 2 weeks later for ACCs.
This was the last tournament of the regular season for Stanford even though the NCAA championship is still 2 months away. There is a break in the schedule for the team to travel to Augusta next week for the National Women's Amateur. Then back to North Carolina 2 weeks later for ACCs.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-30-2026, 02:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-30-2026, 07:28 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
5 current and 3 future Cardinal golfers are in the field for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. First round is Wednesday. Golf Channel will have live coverage from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm pacific time.
The 5 current Stanford golfers:
Megha Ganne (playing in this tournament for the 6th(!) time)
Kelly Xu
Paula Martin Sampedro
Andrea Revuelta
Meja Ortengren
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
Nikki Oh
High school class of 2027 who have committed to Stanford:
Anna Fang
Asterisk Talley
Tee times - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/players/p...index.html
Leaderboard - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/scores/index.html
Nice article on the close friendship between Paula Martin Sampedro and Andrea Revuelta - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/news/arti...ateur.html
The 5 current Stanford golfers:
Megha Ganne (playing in this tournament for the 6th(!) time)
Kelly Xu
Paula Martin Sampedro
Andrea Revuelta
Meja Ortengren
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
Nikki Oh
High school class of 2027 who have committed to Stanford:
Anna Fang
Asterisk Talley
Tee times - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/players/p...index.html
Leaderboard - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/scores/index.html
Nice article on the close friendship between Paula Martin Sampedro and Andrea Revuelta - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/news/arti...ateur.html
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
(This post was last modified: 03-30-2026, 07:28 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
5 current and 3 future Cardinal golfers are in the field for the Augusta National Women's Amateur. First round is Wednesday. Golf Channel will have live coverage from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm pacific time.
The 5 current Stanford golfers:
Megha Ganne (playing in this tournament for the 6th(!) time)
Kelly Xu
Paula Martin Sampedro
Andrea Revuelta
Meja Ortengren
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
Nikki Oh
High school class of 2027 who have committed to Stanford:
Anna Fang
Asterisk Talley
Tee times - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/players/p...index.html
Leaderboard - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/scores/index.html
Nice article on the close friendship between Paula Martin Sampedro and Andrea Revuelta - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/news/arti...ateur.html
The 5 current Stanford golfers:
Megha Ganne (playing in this tournament for the 6th(!) time)
Kelly Xu
Paula Martin Sampedro
Andrea Revuelta
Meja Ortengren
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
Nikki Oh
High school class of 2027 who have committed to Stanford:
Anna Fang
Asterisk Talley
Tee times - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/players/p...index.html
Leaderboard - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/scores/index.html
Nice article on the close friendship between Paula Martin Sampedro and Andrea Revuelta - https://www.anwagolf.com/en_US/news/arti...ateur.html
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-30-2026, 04:31 PM
(03-30-2026, 02:15 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: <snip>
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
<snip>
Some folks, like I was, might be wondering about Talley's first name.
If there's one thing people have learned in Berkeley, it's that you can't put "Cal football" and "Rose Bowl" in the same sentence. The words just don't fit. You'd be better off linking "covered wagons" with "Mars travel." (Bruce Jenkins, Cal '70, SF Chronicle, Nov. 11, 2017)
(03-30-2026, 02:15 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: <snip>
High school class of 2026 who have signed with Stanford for next season:
Asterisk Talley
<snip>
Some folks, like I was, might be wondering about Talley's first name.
If there's one thing people have learned in Berkeley, it's that you can't put "Cal football" and "Rose Bowl" in the same sentence. The words just don't fit. You'd be better off linking "covered wagons" with "Mars travel." (Bruce Jenkins, Cal '70, SF Chronicle, Nov. 11, 2017)
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