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Duke uses patient approach to swing into third title
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The simple approach suits the Duke women’s golf team.
The Blue Devils didn’t fall into the trap of thinking about capturing a third consecutive Division I Women’s Golf Championships team title. Instead, Coach Dan Brooks told his team to enjoy the season one swing at a time.
At the end of the tournament May 22-25 in Daytona Beach, Florida, that philosophy — and some key shots — helped Duke win its third straight crown by 15 shots over second-place Purdue.
Arkansas junior Stacy Lewis won the individual title by firing a 6-under-par 66 to post a four-day total of 282 on the par-72 LPGA International’s Legends Course.
Duke won the team title behind the play of Amanda Blumenherst, Anna Grzebien and Jennie Lee, who all posted top-seven individual scores. Blumenherst was fourth (289), Grzebien sixth (292) and Lee seventh (294).
“The neat thing about this team is we did not give (winning three straight NCAA titles) any air time at all,” Brooks said. “I think they love the game of golf, and golf is all about one shot at a time. So, if you just have people who love to play, you don’t get terribly hung up on what it means. What it means is you hit a great shot, and it feels good.”
The Blue Devils are only the second Division I women’s golf program to win three straight NCAA titles. They joined Arizona State, which accomplished the feat from 1993-1995.
Brooks, whose program has won five NCAA championships in the last nine years, was still more impressed with the personal growth he has seen in his student-athletes over the course of their careers.
“I love what I do, and I love the players I get to be associated with,” Brooks said. “You know from watching people like Anna (Grzebien) grow from being a touch on the immature side as she came in to being one of the best leaders we have ever had. She just leads this team.”
The Blue Devils began the final round with an eight-shot lead over Purdue, which posted its best finish at the NCAA finals.
Grzebien, a senior added, “We are all such close friends that just having each other’s support. We all know that we are all there for each other. We just tried to relax, enjoy ourselves and everyone seemed pretty calm.”
As for the individual competition, Lewis carded a 66 despite windy and rainy conditions. She entered the last round in third place, trailing Purdue’s Christel Boeljon by six shots.
“I was a little frustrated after nine holes because I had eight or nine easy birdie putts, and I only made two,” Lewis said. “Coach (Kelley Hester) told me to calm down. Then things started falling in place.”
Lewis made five consecutive birdies on the back nine.
“Stacy made it look easy,” Hester said. “She hit her approach shots close to the hole and made her putts. She’s a true champion.”
Boeljon, who shot a final-round 76, finished tied for second with Southern California’s Paola Moreno for a four-day total of 286.
Team results
1. Duke, 300-287-293-290 — 1,170; 2. Purdue, 303-294-291-297 — 1,185; 3. UCLA, 303-291-299-293 — 1,186; 4. Southern California, 295-306-304-291 — 1,196; 5. Stanford, 299-300- 304-294 — 1,197; 6. Vanderbilt, 303-302-298-297 — 1,200; 7. Pepperdine, 306-299-300-297 — 1,202; 8. Georgia, 303-299-300-303 — 1,205; 9. Auburn, 309-304-300-300 — 1,213; 10. Louisville, 297-306-307-304 — 1,214; 11. TCU, 307-299-300-309 — 1,215; 12. Wake Forest, 306-300-306-305 — 1,217; 13. Arizona St., 307-298-311-305 — 1,221; 14. (tie) Oklahoma St., 312-299-310-305 — 1,226; and Arizona, 304-314-298-310 — 1,226; 16. Michigan St., 310-307-312-303 — 1,232; 17. (tie) Tennessee 311-313-308-304 — 1,236; and Brigham Young, 309-306-315-306 — 1,236; 19. UC Irvine, 303-314-316-308 — 1,241; 20. Denver, 302-324-311-307 — 1,244; 21. North Carolina, 297-321-311-319 — 1,248; 22. New Mexico, 305-314-320-315 -- 1,254; 23. Alabama, 314-319-319-311 — 1,263; 24. Indiana, 320-318-323-310 — 1,271.
Individual results
1. Stacy Lewis, Arkansas, 71-71-74-66 — 282; 2. (tie) Christel Boeljon, Purdue, 72-69-69-76 — 286; and Paola Moreno; Southern California, 73-72-70-71 — 286; 4. Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 70-73-74-72 — 289; 5. Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 73-70-76-72 — 291; 6. Anna Grzebien, Duke, 80-70-72-70 — 292; 7. Jennie Lee, Duke, 76-72-72-74 — 294; 8. Hannah Jun, UCLA, 75-74-73-73 — 295; 9. (tie) Jacqui Concolin, Vanderbilt, 75-69-73-79 — 296; and Lauren Todd, Stanford, 70-74-76-76 — 296.
Team results
1. Duke, 300-287-293-290 -- 1,170; 2. Purdue, 303-294-291-297 -- 1,185; 3. UCLA, 303-291-299-293 -- 1,186; 4. Southern California, 295-306-304-291 -- 1,196; 5. Stanford, 299-300- 304-294 -- 1,197; 6. Vanderbilt, 303-302-298-297 -- 1,200; 7. Pepperdine, 306-299-300-297 -- 1,202; 8. Georgia, 303-299-300-303 -- 1,205; 9. Auburn, 309-304-300-300 -- 1,213; 10. Louisville, 297-306-307-304 -- 1,214; 11. TCU, 307-299-300-309 -- 1,215; 12. Wake Forest, 306-300-306-305 -- 1,217; 13. Arizona St., 307-298-311-305 -- 1,221; 14. (tie) Oklahoma St., 312-299-310-305 -- 1,226; and Arizona, 304-314-298-310 -- 1,226; 16. Michigan St., 310-307-312-303 -- 1,232; 17. (tie) Tennessee 311-313-308-304 -- 1,236; and Brigham Young, 309-306-315-306 -- 1,236; 19. UC Irvine, 303-314-316-308 -- 1,241; 20. Denver, 302-324-311-307 -- 1,244; 21. North Carolina, 297-321-311-319 -- 1,248; 22. New Mexico, 305-314-320-315 -- 1,254; 23. Alabama, 314-319-319-311 -- 1,263; 24. Indiana, 320-318-323-310 -- 1,271;
Individual results
1. Stacy Lewis, Arkansas, 71-71-74-66 -- 282; 2. (tie) Christel Boeljon, Purdue, 72-69-69-76 -- 286; and Paola Moreno; Southern California, 73-72-70-71 -- 286; 4. Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 70-73-74-72 -- 289; 5. Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 73-70-76-72 -- 291; 6. Anna Grzebien, Duke, 80-70-72-70 -- 292; 7. Jennie Lee, Duke, 76-72-72-74 -- 294; 8. Hannah Jun, UCLA, 75-74-73-73 -- 295; 9. (tie) Jacqui Concolin, Vanderbilt, 75-69-73-79 -- 296; and Lauren Todd, Stanford, 70-74-76-76 -- 296; 11. (tie) Catherine Matranga, TCU, 72-71-74-80 -- 297; Rachel Newren, Brigham Young, 77-71-81-68 -- 297; and Caroline Westrup, Florida St., 74-74-75-74 -- 297; 14. (tie) Stefanie Endstrasser, Purdue, 77-75-71-75 -- 298; Taylor Leon, Georgia, 74-74-73-77 -- 298; and Candace Schepperle, Auburn, 79-72-74-73 -- 298; 17. (tie) Mari Chun, Stanford, 76-78-71-74 -- 299; Belen Mozo, Southern California, 75-80-74-70 -- 299; Anna Nordqvist, Arizona St., 75-70-77-77 -- 299; and Jennifer Pandolfi, Duke, 77-73-75-74 -- 299; 21. (tie) Mandy Goins, Wake Forest, 76-75-74-75 -- 300; Maria Hernandez, Purdue, 75-77-75-73 -- 300; Karin Kinnerud, Oklahoma St., 75-74-77-74 -- 300; Sydnee Michaels, UCLA, 77-76-76-71 -- 300; and Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine, 76-77-74-73 -- 300; 26. (tie) Misun Cho, Pepperdine, 75-74-71-81 -- 301; Myrte Eikenaar, Purdue, 79-73-76-73 -- 301; Cindy LaCrosse, Louisville, 75-78-71-77 -- 301; and Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford, 77-72-77-75 -- 301; 30. (tie) Chris Brady, Vanderbilt, 75-80-73-74 -- 302; Nannette Hill, Wake Forest, 75-76-74-77 -- 302; Mandi McConnell, Michigan St., 74-76-79-73 -- 302; and Whitney Wade, Georgia, 76-74-75-77 -- 302; 34. (tie) Leanne Bowditch, Pepperdine, 78-74-79-72 -- 303; Elin Emanuelsson, TCU, 78-77-75-73 -- 303; Nicole Hage, Auburn, 78-77-77-71 -- 303; Margaret Shirley, Auburn, 77-76-72-78 -- 303; Camille Williams, Louisville, 73-76-78-76 -- 303; and Amanda Wilson, Arizona, 73-78-75-77 -- 303; 40. (tie) Jean Chua, Wake Forest, 76-74-79-75 -- 304; Selanee’ Henderson, UC Irvine, 69-80-76-79 -- 304; Mary Jacobs, Arizona, 79-78-69-78 -- 304; Rachel Meikle, Michigan St., 77-73-76-78 -- 304; Marci Turner, Tennessee, 77-77-74-76 -- 304; and Daphne Vines, Brigham Young, 75-77-76-76 -- 304; 46. (tie) Kay Hoey, Long Beach St., 79-77-75-74 -- 305; Ryann O’Toole, UCLA, 78-71-76-80 -- 305; Kristen Svicarovich, Vanderbilt, 76-75-78-76 -- 305; and Alison Whitaker, Duke, 77-72-78-78 -- 305; 50. (tie) Jodi Ewart, New Mexico, 76-76-79-75 -- 306; Brooke Goodwin, Vanderbilt, 80-78-77-71 -- 306; Pernilla Lindberg, Oklahoma St., 77-78-75-76 -- 306; Pamela Ontiveros, Oral Roberts, 77-75-78-76 -- 306; Jennifer Osborn, Arizona St., 78-74-80-74 -- 306; Heather Rose, Michigan St., 81-76-75-74 -- 306; and Dewi Schreefel, Southern California, 76-78-80-72 -- 306; 57. (tie) Camille Blackerby, TCU, 76-79-74-78 -- 307; Juliana Murcia, Arizona St., 76-78-77-76 -- 307; and Adrienne White, Louisville, 75-77-79-76 -- 307; 60. (tie) Sarah Bradley, Oklahoma St., 80-73-81-74 -- 308; Jenny Calkins, Louisville, 74-75-79-80 -- 308; Angela King, Stanford, 80-77-80-71 -- 308; Liebelei Lawrence, Vanderbilt, 77-80-75-76 -- 308; and Alina Lee, Georgia, 80-75-76-77 -- 308; 65. (tie) Marisa Milligan, Auburn, 75-79-77-78 -- 309; Azahara Munoz, Arizona St., 78-76-77-78 -- 309; Maiya Tanaka, UCLA, 79-79-74-77 -- 309; and Adriana Zwanck, Arizona, 75-77-78-79 -- 309; 69. (tie) Patty Chawalitmetha, UC Irvine, 76-79-80-75 -- 310; Angela Oh, Tennessee, 74-76-81-79 -- 310; and Alison Walshe, Arizona, 77-81-76-76 -- 310; 72. (tie) Diana Cantu, Tennessee, 79-81-76-75 -- 311; Giselle Claux, New Mexico, 74-81-80-76 -- 311; Kim Lorenzana, UC Irvine, 79-77-81-74 -- 311; and Jenny Suh, Alabama, 77-79-77-78 -- 311; 76. (tie) Veronica Felibert, Southern California, 71-81-82-78 -- 312; Emily Hoeper, Denver, 72-83-78-79 -- 312; Catalina Marin, Southern California, 77-76-80-79 -- 312; Nicole Smith, Tennessee, 81-79-78-74 -- 312; and Kate Thomas, North Carolina, 74-76-78-84 -- 312; 81. (tie) Ashley Childers, Brigham Young, 78-78-77-80 -- 313; Sydney Crane, North Carolina, 74-83-80-76 -- 313; Laura Crawford, Wake Forest, 79-75-79-80 -- 313; Sara Djos, Denver, 77-79-80-77 -- 313; Anita Gahir, Indiana, 81-79-78-75 -- 313; and Catherina Wang, Stanford, 76-77-86-74 -- 313; 87. (tie) Helena Blomberg, Alabama, 81-78-76-79 -- 314; Mallory Hetzel, Georgia, 75-82-85-72 -- 314; Kelly Nakashima, Idaho, 80-78-78-78 -- 314; and Garrett Phillips, Georgia, 78-76-76-84 -- 314; 91. (tie) Valentine Derrey, TCU, 86-74-77-78 -- 315; and Rhea Nair, Alabama, 75-83-81-76 -- 315; 93. (tie) Katie Kempter, Denver, 83-78-78-77 -- 316; and Katie Miller, North Carolina, 75-87-75-79 -- 316; 95. (tie) Lauren Hunt, North Carolina, 74-78-82-83 -- 317; and Abigale Schepperle, Auburn, 82-80-77-78 -- 317; 97. (tie) Amanda Johnson, Oklahoma St., 80-77-80-81 -- 318; and Mallorie Underwood, Oklahoma St., 82-75-78-83 -- 318; 99. (tie) Py Bengtsson, New Mexico, 77-81-80-81 -- 319; and Alexandra Phelps, New Mexico, 78-77-81-83 -- 319; 101. (tie) Kellye Belcher, Indiana, 84-75-84-78 -- 321; Ann Laney, North Carolina, 78-84-78-81 -- 321; and Dawn Shockley, Denver, 77-84-79-81 -- 321; 104. (tie) Sara Brown, Michigan St., 78-82-83-79 -- 322; and Lauren Harling, Indiana, 80-85-80-77 -- 322; 106. (tie) Holly Cantwell, Tennessee, 82-82-80-79 -- 323; and Jane Chin, UC Irvine, 83-78-79-83 -- 323; 108. (tie) Nicole Montgomery, Pepperdine, 77-85-88-74 -- 324; and Danielle von Arnim, Brigham Young, 79-82-81-82 -- 324; 110. (tie) Elaine Harris, Indiana, 80-79-87-80 -- 326; Laura Nochta, Indiana, 79-85-81-81 -- 326; Megan O’Donnell, TCU, 81-77-83-85 -- 326; and Maggie Simons, Wake Forest, 87-80-81-78 -- 326; 114. (tie) Holly Niederkohr, Michigan St., 84-83-82-78 -- 327; and Stephanie Oukeo, Purdue, 83-84-78-82 -- 327; 116. Cristina Gonzalez, Louisville, 84-82-87-75 -- 328; 117. (tie) Brittany Benvenuto, Arizona, 82-85-78-84 -- 329; Henna Cho, UC Irvine, 79-84-86-80 -- 329; and Juli Erekson,, Brigham Young, 79-80-87-83 -- 329; 20. Sarah Sturm, Alabama, 86-80-86-78 -- 330; 121. (tie) Lindsay Anderson, Arizona St., 83-84-80-84 -- 331; Mikaela Backstedt, New Mexico, 83-80-85-83 -- 331; and Laura Goodwin, Alabama, 81-82-85-83 -- 331.
The Blue Devils didn’t fall into the trap of thinking about capturing a third consecutive Division I Women’s Golf Championships team title. Instead, Coach Dan Brooks told his team to enjoy the season one swing at a time.
At the end of the tournament May 22-25 in Daytona Beach, Florida, that philosophy — and some key shots — helped Duke win its third straight crown by 15 shots over second-place Purdue.
Arkansas junior Stacy Lewis won the individual title by firing a 6-under-par 66 to post a four-day total of 282 on the par-72 LPGA International’s Legends Course.
Duke won the team title behind the play of Amanda Blumenherst, Anna Grzebien and Jennie Lee, who all posted top-seven individual scores. Blumenherst was fourth (289), Grzebien sixth (292) and Lee seventh (294).
“The neat thing about this team is we did not give (winning three straight NCAA titles) any air time at all,” Brooks said. “I think they love the game of golf, and golf is all about one shot at a time. So, if you just have people who love to play, you don’t get terribly hung up on what it means. What it means is you hit a great shot, and it feels good.”
The Blue Devils are only the second Division I women’s golf program to win three straight NCAA titles. They joined Arizona State, which accomplished the feat from 1993-1995.
Brooks, whose program has won five NCAA championships in the last nine years, was still more impressed with the personal growth he has seen in his student-athletes over the course of their careers.
“I love what I do, and I love the players I get to be associated with,” Brooks said. “You know from watching people like Anna (Grzebien) grow from being a touch on the immature side as she came in to being one of the best leaders we have ever had. She just leads this team.”
The Blue Devils began the final round with an eight-shot lead over Purdue, which posted its best finish at the NCAA finals.
Grzebien, a senior added, “We are all such close friends that just having each other’s support. We all know that we are all there for each other. We just tried to relax, enjoy ourselves and everyone seemed pretty calm.”
As for the individual competition, Lewis carded a 66 despite windy and rainy conditions. She entered the last round in third place, trailing Purdue’s Christel Boeljon by six shots.
“I was a little frustrated after nine holes because I had eight or nine easy birdie putts, and I only made two,” Lewis said. “Coach (Kelley Hester) told me to calm down. Then things started falling in place.”
Lewis made five consecutive birdies on the back nine.
“Stacy made it look easy,” Hester said. “She hit her approach shots close to the hole and made her putts. She’s a true champion.”
Boeljon, who shot a final-round 76, finished tied for second with Southern California’s Paola Moreno for a four-day total of 286.
Team results
1. Duke, 300-287-293-290 — 1,170; 2. Purdue, 303-294-291-297 — 1,185; 3. UCLA, 303-291-299-293 — 1,186; 4. Southern California, 295-306-304-291 — 1,196; 5. Stanford, 299-300- 304-294 — 1,197; 6. Vanderbilt, 303-302-298-297 — 1,200; 7. Pepperdine, 306-299-300-297 — 1,202; 8. Georgia, 303-299-300-303 — 1,205; 9. Auburn, 309-304-300-300 — 1,213; 10. Louisville, 297-306-307-304 — 1,214; 11. TCU, 307-299-300-309 — 1,215; 12. Wake Forest, 306-300-306-305 — 1,217; 13. Arizona St., 307-298-311-305 — 1,221; 14. (tie) Oklahoma St., 312-299-310-305 — 1,226; and Arizona, 304-314-298-310 — 1,226; 16. Michigan St., 310-307-312-303 — 1,232; 17. (tie) Tennessee 311-313-308-304 — 1,236; and Brigham Young, 309-306-315-306 — 1,236; 19. UC Irvine, 303-314-316-308 — 1,241; 20. Denver, 302-324-311-307 — 1,244; 21. North Carolina, 297-321-311-319 — 1,248; 22. New Mexico, 305-314-320-315 -- 1,254; 23. Alabama, 314-319-319-311 — 1,263; 24. Indiana, 320-318-323-310 — 1,271.
Individual results
1. Stacy Lewis, Arkansas, 71-71-74-66 — 282; 2. (tie) Christel Boeljon, Purdue, 72-69-69-76 — 286; and Paola Moreno; Southern California, 73-72-70-71 — 286; 4. Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 70-73-74-72 — 289; 5. Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 73-70-76-72 — 291; 6. Anna Grzebien, Duke, 80-70-72-70 — 292; 7. Jennie Lee, Duke, 76-72-72-74 — 294; 8. Hannah Jun, UCLA, 75-74-73-73 — 295; 9. (tie) Jacqui Concolin, Vanderbilt, 75-69-73-79 — 296; and Lauren Todd, Stanford, 70-74-76-76 — 296.
Team results
1. Duke, 300-287-293-290 -- 1,170; 2. Purdue, 303-294-291-297 -- 1,185; 3. UCLA, 303-291-299-293 -- 1,186; 4. Southern California, 295-306-304-291 -- 1,196; 5. Stanford, 299-300- 304-294 -- 1,197; 6. Vanderbilt, 303-302-298-297 -- 1,200; 7. Pepperdine, 306-299-300-297 -- 1,202; 8. Georgia, 303-299-300-303 -- 1,205; 9. Auburn, 309-304-300-300 -- 1,213; 10. Louisville, 297-306-307-304 -- 1,214; 11. TCU, 307-299-300-309 -- 1,215; 12. Wake Forest, 306-300-306-305 -- 1,217; 13. Arizona St., 307-298-311-305 -- 1,221; 14. (tie) Oklahoma St., 312-299-310-305 -- 1,226; and Arizona, 304-314-298-310 -- 1,226; 16. Michigan St., 310-307-312-303 -- 1,232; 17. (tie) Tennessee 311-313-308-304 -- 1,236; and Brigham Young, 309-306-315-306 -- 1,236; 19. UC Irvine, 303-314-316-308 -- 1,241; 20. Denver, 302-324-311-307 -- 1,244; 21. North Carolina, 297-321-311-319 -- 1,248; 22. New Mexico, 305-314-320-315 -- 1,254; 23. Alabama, 314-319-319-311 -- 1,263; 24. Indiana, 320-318-323-310 -- 1,271;
Individual results
1. Stacy Lewis, Arkansas, 71-71-74-66 -- 282; 2. (tie) Christel Boeljon, Purdue, 72-69-69-76 -- 286; and Paola Moreno; Southern California, 73-72-70-71 -- 286; 4. Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 70-73-74-72 -- 289; 5. Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 73-70-76-72 -- 291; 6. Anna Grzebien, Duke, 80-70-72-70 -- 292; 7. Jennie Lee, Duke, 76-72-72-74 -- 294; 8. Hannah Jun, UCLA, 75-74-73-73 -- 295; 9. (tie) Jacqui Concolin, Vanderbilt, 75-69-73-79 -- 296; and Lauren Todd, Stanford, 70-74-76-76 -- 296; 11. (tie) Catherine Matranga, TCU, 72-71-74-80 -- 297; Rachel Newren, Brigham Young, 77-71-81-68 -- 297; and Caroline Westrup, Florida St., 74-74-75-74 -- 297; 14. (tie) Stefanie Endstrasser, Purdue, 77-75-71-75 -- 298; Taylor Leon, Georgia, 74-74-73-77 -- 298; and Candace Schepperle, Auburn, 79-72-74-73 -- 298; 17. (tie) Mari Chun, Stanford, 76-78-71-74 -- 299; Belen Mozo, Southern California, 75-80-74-70 -- 299; Anna Nordqvist, Arizona St., 75-70-77-77 -- 299; and Jennifer Pandolfi, Duke, 77-73-75-74 -- 299; 21. (tie) Mandy Goins, Wake Forest, 76-75-74-75 -- 300; Maria Hernandez, Purdue, 75-77-75-73 -- 300; Karin Kinnerud, Oklahoma St., 75-74-77-74 -- 300; Sydnee Michaels, UCLA, 77-76-76-71 -- 300; and Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine, 76-77-74-73 -- 300; 26. (tie) Misun Cho, Pepperdine, 75-74-71-81 -- 301; Myrte Eikenaar, Purdue, 79-73-76-73 -- 301; Cindy LaCrosse, Louisville, 75-78-71-77 -- 301; and Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford, 77-72-77-75 -- 301; 30. (tie) Chris Brady, Vanderbilt, 75-80-73-74 -- 302; Nannette Hill, Wake Forest, 75-76-74-77 -- 302; Mandi McConnell, Michigan St., 74-76-79-73 -- 302; and Whitney Wade, Georgia, 76-74-75-77 -- 302; 34. (tie) Leanne Bowditch, Pepperdine, 78-74-79-72 -- 303; Elin Emanuelsson, TCU, 78-77-75-73 -- 303; Nicole Hage, Auburn, 78-77-77-71 -- 303; Margaret Shirley, Auburn, 77-76-72-78 -- 303; Camille Williams, Louisville, 73-76-78-76 -- 303; and Amanda Wilson, Arizona, 73-78-75-77 -- 303; 40. (tie) Jean Chua, Wake Forest, 76-74-79-75 -- 304; Selanee’ Henderson, UC Irvine, 69-80-76-79 -- 304; Mary Jacobs, Arizona, 79-78-69-78 -- 304; Rachel Meikle, Michigan St., 77-73-76-78 -- 304; Marci Turner, Tennessee, 77-77-74-76 -- 304; and Daphne Vines, Brigham Young, 75-77-76-76 -- 304; 46. (tie) Kay Hoey, Long Beach St., 79-77-75-74 -- 305; Ryann O’Toole, UCLA, 78-71-76-80 -- 305; Kristen Svicarovich, Vanderbilt, 76-75-78-76 -- 305; and Alison Whitaker, Duke, 77-72-78-78 -- 305; 50. (tie) Jodi Ewart, New Mexico, 76-76-79-75 -- 306; Brooke Goodwin, Vanderbilt, 80-78-77-71 -- 306; Pernilla Lindberg, Oklahoma St., 77-78-75-76 -- 306; Pamela Ontiveros, Oral Roberts, 77-75-78-76 -- 306; Jennifer Osborn, Arizona St., 78-74-80-74 -- 306; Heather Rose, Michigan St., 81-76-75-74 -- 306; and Dewi Schreefel, Southern California, 76-78-80-72 -- 306; 57. (tie) Camille Blackerby, TCU, 76-79-74-78 -- 307; Juliana Murcia, Arizona St., 76-78-77-76 -- 307; and Adrienne White, Louisville, 75-77-79-76 -- 307; 60. (tie) Sarah Bradley, Oklahoma St., 80-73-81-74 -- 308; Jenny Calkins, Louisville, 74-75-79-80 -- 308; Angela King, Stanford, 80-77-80-71 -- 308; Liebelei Lawrence, Vanderbilt, 77-80-75-76 -- 308; and Alina Lee, Georgia, 80-75-76-77 -- 308; 65. (tie) Marisa Milligan, Auburn, 75-79-77-78 -- 309; Azahara Munoz, Arizona St., 78-76-77-78 -- 309; Maiya Tanaka, UCLA, 79-79-74-77 -- 309; and Adriana Zwanck, Arizona, 75-77-78-79 -- 309; 69. (tie) Patty Chawalitmetha, UC Irvine, 76-79-80-75 -- 310; Angela Oh, Tennessee, 74-76-81-79 -- 310; and Alison Walshe, Arizona, 77-81-76-76 -- 310; 72. (tie) Diana Cantu, Tennessee, 79-81-76-75 -- 311; Giselle Claux, New Mexico, 74-81-80-76 -- 311; Kim Lorenzana, UC Irvine, 79-77-81-74 -- 311; and Jenny Suh, Alabama, 77-79-77-78 -- 311; 76. (tie) Veronica Felibert, Southern California, 71-81-82-78 -- 312; Emily Hoeper, Denver, 72-83-78-79 -- 312; Catalina Marin, Southern California, 77-76-80-79 -- 312; Nicole Smith, Tennessee, 81-79-78-74 -- 312; and Kate Thomas, North Carolina, 74-76-78-84 -- 312; 81. (tie) Ashley Childers, Brigham Young, 78-78-77-80 -- 313; Sydney Crane, North Carolina, 74-83-80-76 -- 313; Laura Crawford, Wake Forest, 79-75-79-80 -- 313; Sara Djos, Denver, 77-79-80-77 -- 313; Anita Gahir, Indiana, 81-79-78-75 -- 313; and Catherina Wang, Stanford, 76-77-86-74 -- 313; 87. (tie) Helena Blomberg, Alabama, 81-78-76-79 -- 314; Mallory Hetzel, Georgia, 75-82-85-72 -- 314; Kelly Nakashima, Idaho, 80-78-78-78 -- 314; and Garrett Phillips, Georgia, 78-76-76-84 -- 314; 91. (tie) Valentine Derrey, TCU, 86-74-77-78 -- 315; and Rhea Nair, Alabama, 75-83-81-76 -- 315; 93. (tie) Katie Kempter, Denver, 83-78-78-77 -- 316; and Katie Miller, North Carolina, 75-87-75-79 -- 316; 95. (tie) Lauren Hunt, North Carolina, 74-78-82-83 -- 317; and Abigale Schepperle, Auburn, 82-80-77-78 -- 317; 97. (tie) Amanda Johnson, Oklahoma St., 80-77-80-81 -- 318; and Mallorie Underwood, Oklahoma St., 82-75-78-83 -- 318; 99. (tie) Py Bengtsson, New Mexico, 77-81-80-81 -- 319; and Alexandra Phelps, New Mexico, 78-77-81-83 -- 319; 101. (tie) Kellye Belcher, Indiana, 84-75-84-78 -- 321; Ann Laney, North Carolina, 78-84-78-81 -- 321; and Dawn Shockley, Denver, 77-84-79-81 -- 321; 104. (tie) Sara Brown, Michigan St., 78-82-83-79 -- 322; and Lauren Harling, Indiana, 80-85-80-77 -- 322; 106. (tie) Holly Cantwell, Tennessee, 82-82-80-79 -- 323; and Jane Chin, UC Irvine, 83-78-79-83 -- 323; 108. (tie) Nicole Montgomery, Pepperdine, 77-85-88-74 -- 324; and Danielle von Arnim, Brigham Young, 79-82-81-82 -- 324; 110. (tie) Elaine Harris, Indiana, 80-79-87-80 -- 326; Laura Nochta, Indiana, 79-85-81-81 -- 326; Megan O’Donnell, TCU, 81-77-83-85 -- 326; and Maggie Simons, Wake Forest, 87-80-81-78 -- 326; 114. (tie) Holly Niederkohr, Michigan St., 84-83-82-78 -- 327; and Stephanie Oukeo, Purdue, 83-84-78-82 -- 327; 116. Cristina Gonzalez, Louisville, 84-82-87-75 -- 328; 117. (tie) Brittany Benvenuto, Arizona, 82-85-78-84 -- 329; Henna Cho, UC Irvine, 79-84-86-80 -- 329; and Juli Erekson,, Brigham Young, 79-80-87-83 -- 329; 20. Sarah Sturm, Alabama, 86-80-86-78 -- 330; 121. (tie) Lindsay Anderson, Arizona St., 83-84-80-84 -- 331; Mikaela Backstedt, New Mexico, 83-80-85-83 -- 331; and Laura Goodwin, Alabama, 81-82-85-83 -- 331.
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