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WGolf kicks off spring season - winflop - 02-13-2022
The women's golf team starts their spring season Monday (36 holes) & Tuesday (18 holes) at the Lamkin San Diego Invitational. The tournament features nine Top 25 teams, far more than they will find at NCAA Regionals:
#1 Stanford
#4 Oregon
#11 Texas
#12 San Jose State
#13 Arizona
#14 UCLA
#18 ASU
#20 Ole Miss
#23 U$C
Stanford has a strong lineup (as usual), but is without Senior Aline Krauter (#21 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings) who tied for 32nd at the Ladies European Tour event in Kenya.
1. Rose Zhang (#1)
2. Sadie Englemann (#190)
3. Rachel Heck (#3)
4. Caroline Sturdza (#41)
5. Angie Ye (#19)
Senior Calista Reyes is competing as an individual
Follow the tournament online at https://results.golfstat.com/public/leaderboards/gsnav.cfm?pg=team&tid=23784
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - Spiny_Norman - 02-14-2022
Also not in the lineup for this tournament - #70 Brooke Seay who was Stanford's top finisher at the P12 Preview tournament. Pretty tough competition to get one of those 5 spots on the team.
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - winflop - 02-14-2022
Rachel Heck with an ace!!
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - BostonCard - 02-14-2022
Stanford at -5 through 15, one stroke ahead of SJSU.
BC
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - winflop - 02-14-2022
(02-14-2022, 01:31 PM)winflop Wrote: Rachel Heck with an ace!!Caroline Sturdza with an ace in Round 2!!
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - BobK - 02-14-2022
https://twitter.com/stanfordwgolf/status/1493385630197293057?s=21
Caroline finds her drive
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - BostonCard - 02-14-2022
Unfortunately, she had a triple bogie two holes later.
Stanford ended the first round with a nine hole lead over second place SJSU, finishing -8. Unfortunately, the struggled in the second round (+6) through 16 holes when darkness fell. Still the only team below par and 5 strokes ahead of SJSU, 7 ahead of ASU, and no one else is within 10.
BC
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - winflop - 02-15-2022
Looks like the course is playing tougher today. Raining and in the 50s, and likely some tough pin placements.
Halfway through the final round and Stanford now trails San Jose State by 8. Rose Zhang with a triple, Angie Ye with two doubles. Yeesh.
Rachel Heck is one of only three players under par so far today.
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - bbm233 - 02-15-2022
Rachel Heck right back to last spring's form - running away from the field, including previously undefeated teammate Rose Zhang who got 4th. Angie Ye, last year's first team All American, needs to find some form pronto, or she's not going to make the starting lineup when Krauter returns and with Seay sitting out this week.
Even with today's miserable round for everybody not named Heck, Cardinal finish second in a loaded field, because all the other teams except the SJSU Spartans struggled mightily with the conditions.
RE: WGolf kicks off spring season - winflop - 02-15-2022
Rough final round for the Lady Cardinal overall. First tournament of the year they didn't win
1. San Jose State +9
2. Stanford +12
3. ASU +20
A couple of bright spots nonetheless!
- Rachel Freakin Heck was one of only two players to shoot under par today. She birdied four of her last seven holes to separate herself from the field and win by three.
- Sadie Englemann also had a good tournament with a top 10 finish.
- Rose Zhang is human after all. Made a trip on her front nine but still finished Top 5. This was the first time she didn't win this year.
- Caroline Sturdza & Angie Ye had rounds they'd just as soon forget. Sturdza made a quintuple bogey on her second-to-last hole that extinguished any chance Stanford had of rallying back from being 8 behind SJSU with about 9 holes left. Ye made three doubles and had a rough time all three days.
- Calista Reyes had a solid finish playing as an individual in a very stacked field
1. Heck -5
T4. Zhang +1
T6. Englemann +3
T44. Sturdza +17
T67. Ye +23
T32. Reyes +12
The team has friendly match with San Jose State next Thursday at Cordevalle before going to Sacramento for their next tournament in two weeks.