[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford still with a lot of work to do vs Auburn:
Wang 1 up through 17.
Greyserman 1 down through 16.
Leng 3 down through 15.
Cui tied through 14.

UCLA defeats Texas 3-2 and moves on to the semifinals.

Nathan Wang has put a point on the board for Stanford! He won 17 and 18 to upset Jackson Koivun 2 up.

But almost simultaneously, Auburn won matches 2 and 4 to clinch the match. Auburn wins 3-1.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford still with a lot of work to do vs Auburn:
Wang 1 up through 17.
Greyserman 1 down through 16.
Leng 3 down through 15.
Cui tied through 14.

UCLA defeats Texas 3-2 and moves on to the semifinals.

Nathan Wang has put a point on the board for Stanford! He won 17 and 18 to upset Jackson Koivun 2 up.

But almost simultaneously, Auburn won matches 2 and 4 to clinch the match. Auburn wins 3-1.

[Papa John]

Wang just beat the #1 ranked amateur in the world. What an upset!

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Auburn wins. Nuts.

[Papa John]

Wang just beat the #1 ranked amateur in the world. What an upset!

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Auburn wins. Nuts.

[Papa John]

I don't think anyone has mentioned the individual results for Stanford yet?
* Dean Greyersman, ranked #81 coming into stroke play, finished tied for 6th at -6 over four rounds. 
* #147 Edan Cui, ranked #147 finished tied for 32nd at even par. 
* #50 Jay Leng finished tied for 49th at +4.
* #98 Nathan Wang finished tied for 75th at +12.

And to restate: Stanford's team ranking entering stroke play was #15, and the team finished tied for 7th in stroke play, tied for 5th overall for the championship.

[Papa John]

I don't think anyone has mentioned the individual results for Stanford yet?
* Dean Greyersman, ranked #81 coming into stroke play, finished tied for 6th at -6 over four rounds. 
* #147 Edan Cui, ranked #147 finished tied for 32nd at even par. 
* #50 Jay Leng finished tied for 49th at +4.
* #98 Nathan Wang finished tied for 75th at +12.

And to restate: Stanford's team ranking entering stroke play was #15, and the team finished tied for 7th in stroke play, tied for 5th overall for the championship.

[Nobadeer]

Looks like it's Ucla vs. Auburn in tomorrow's final. Ucla beat U of A and Auburn smoked Okla. State.

I made it out the course a bit late, got to see the last hour or so. By then it was sunny, warm and not too windy. Everything happened within about 15 minutes - Nate Wang upset win, then Greyserman and Leng falling just short. 

Trudging to the shuttle bus (along with many dejected Texas fans - their highly ranked W team was upset last week by E. Michigan and their #2 M team lost their match today to Ucla), I did have a couple relieved Auburn fans say to me, That was close almost to the very end.

[Nobadeer]

Looks like it's Ucla vs. Auburn in tomorrow's final. Ucla beat U of A and Auburn smoked Okla. State.

I made it out the course a bit late, got to see the last hour or so. By then it was sunny, warm and not too windy. Everything happened within about 15 minutes - Nate Wang upset win, then Greyserman and Leng falling just short. 

Trudging to the shuttle bus (along with many dejected Texas fans - their highly ranked W team was upset last week by E. Michigan and their #2 M team lost their match today to Ucla), I did have a couple relieved Auburn fans say to me, That was close almost to the very end.

[bbm233]

As happened on the women’s side the #1 ranked team was both the best in stroke play and match play. If it’s any consolation Stanford gave them the biggest challenge as Auburn subsequently crushed OK St 5-0 and dominated UCLA 4-1. 

I think Coach Ray got the absolute best out of his lineup this spring. A very successful year especially vis a vis the general expectations and track record even as recently as the fall campaign. The seniors (Greyserman and Wang) really stepped up to the opportunity.

[bbm233]

As happened on the women’s side the #1 ranked team was both the best in stroke play and match play. If it’s any consolation Stanford gave them the biggest challenge as Auburn subsequently crushed OK St 5-0 and dominated UCLA 4-1. 

I think Coach Ray got the absolute best out of his lineup this spring. A very successful year especially vis a vis the general expectations and track record even as recently as the fall campaign. The seniors (Greyserman and Wang) really stepped up to the opportunity.