[Hulk01]

Top three teams and their players' World Amateur Golf rankings:

1.  South Carolina:  3, 14, 27, 223, 356
2.  Duke:  54, 81, 146, 478, 735
3.  Wake Forest: 12, 22, 23, 93, 173

Stanford: 24, 25, 36, 114, 231.  Plus 251, 310, and 376.

I'm seeing different rankings at the WAGR site:
Vilips 38
Thorbjornsen 72
Brown 115

Nobody else in the top 300. Like I said, a rebuilding year.

Mine are the women's rankings, not the men's

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Another measure of this women's team is; Liu and Wang, who played four and five in 2018-19, are now playing seven and eight,
having been leapfrogged by frosh Sadie Engleman and Rebecca Becht and sophomore Brooke Seay.

Another hint: number of times named a Rolex All American:
Heck, 5 (two-time US junior of the year and last year's US Amateur medalist)
Englemann, 4
Ye, 3
Seay, 3

And Krauter, a second-team college All American, had an AA-worthy junior career but, as a German, was not eligible for Rolex recognition.

[Hulk01]

Top three teams and their players' World Amateur Golf rankings:

1.  South Carolina:  3, 14, 27, 223, 356
2.  Duke:  54, 81, 146, 478, 735
3.  Wake Forest: 12, 22, 23, 93, 173

Stanford: 24, 25, 36, 114, 231.  Plus 251, 310, and 376.

I'm seeing different rankings at the WAGR site:
Vilips 38
Thorbjornsen 72
Brown 115

Nobody else in the top 300. Like I said, a rebuilding year.

Mine are the women's rankings, not the men's

---

Another measure of this women's team is; Liu and Wang, who played four and five in 2018-19, are now playing seven and eight,
having been leapfrogged by frosh Sadie Engleman and Rebecca Becht and sophomore Brooke Seay.

Another hint: number of times named a Rolex All American:
Heck, 5 (two-time US junior of the year and last year's US Amateur medalist)
Englemann, 4
Ye, 3
Seay, 3

And Krauter, a second-team college All American, had an AA-worthy junior career but, as a German, was not eligible for Rolex recognition.