05-21-2018, 07:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-21-2018, 07:51 PM by Spiny_Norman.)
Matchups are now posted. First tee time for Stanford is 7:50 am central. I believe these matches will start on #10.
1 - Cho (Northwestern) vs. Wang (Stanford)
2 - Riley (Northwestern) vs. Aubert (Stanford)
3 - Kim (Northwestern) vs. Liu (Stanford)
4 - Lau (Northwestern) vs. Valenzuela (Stanford)
5 - Mao (Northwestern) vs. Lee (Stanford)
Classwise, the matchups are:
1 - senior vs. soph
2 - soph vs. senior
3 - senior vs. frosh
4 - junior vs. soph
5 - junior vs. soph
You can follow the score tracker here - http://results.golfstat.com/public/leade...&tid=15141
The Golf Channel will have live coverage starting at 8 am pacific.
May the better team win. And I sure hope that it is Stanford!
Canalejas, there actually *was* a tie for 15th yesterday. 4 teams tied for 1 spot. And they broke the tie using scorecards - the lowest cumulative drop scores for the three rounds.
From the NCAA manual:
1 - Cho (Northwestern) vs. Wang (Stanford)
2 - Riley (Northwestern) vs. Aubert (Stanford)
3 - Kim (Northwestern) vs. Liu (Stanford)
4 - Lau (Northwestern) vs. Valenzuela (Stanford)
5 - Mao (Northwestern) vs. Lee (Stanford)
Classwise, the matchups are:
1 - senior vs. soph
2 - soph vs. senior
3 - senior vs. frosh
4 - junior vs. soph
5 - junior vs. soph
You can follow the score tracker here - http://results.golfstat.com/public/leade...&tid=15141
The Golf Channel will have live coverage starting at 8 am pacific.
May the better team win. And I sure hope that it is Stanford!
(05-21-2018, 07:20 PM)Canalejas Wrote: Thanks, Spiny! Would they have broken the tie on the golf course if there were teams tied for 15th yesterday after 3 rounds?
Canalejas, there actually *was* a tie for 15th yesterday. 4 teams tied for 1 spot. And they broke the tie using scorecards - the lowest cumulative drop scores for the three rounds.
From the NCAA manual:
Quote:Ties
For the Division I women's golf championships, ties for the top 15 teams as well as the top 9 individuals will be broken by use of the established non-sudden death tie-breaking procedures. However, ties to determine the top eight teams and NCAA individual champion will be broken by a sudden-death playoff or, if necessary, by the established non-sudden-death tie-breaking procedures.
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