Oct. 10, 2000 Redmond, WA - Defending champion USC continues to hold a commanding lead after 36 holes of play at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational at Sahalee Country Club. The Trojans posted a second-round score of 307 to bring their two-day total to 599. Arizona State moved into second place with a second-round score of 294 for a two-day total of 605. The Sun Devils were the only team to break 300 during Tuesday's action. USC held a 12-stroke lead after the first round of play. Washington fell from third to seventh place after recording a second-round score of 311. The Huskies, at 616, are six strokes behind fifth-place Stanford. Washington's Kellie Kamimura and Louise Friberg are tied for 14th place at eight-over 152. Stanford's Stephanie Keever continues to lead the tournament after shooting even-par 72 on Tuesday. Keever heads into the Wednesday's final round of play at 142, two-under par. USC's Candie Kung and Tulsa's Stacy Prammanasudh are tied for second place with even-par scores of 144. Wednesday's final round of play begins at 8 a.m. at Sahalee. Washington is paired in the first group of tee times.
Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Team Results: 1. USC 599, 2. Arizona State 605, 3t. Tulsa, UCLA 606, 5. Stanford 609, 6. Pepperdine 610, 7. Washington 616, 8. California 625, 9. Oregon 628, 10. San Jose State 636, 11. San Francisco 637, 12. New Mexico 646, 13. Oregon State 650, 14. Washington State 654, 15t. BYU, Long Beach State 657, 17. Hawaii 661. Top Individuals: 1. Stephanie Keever, Stanford 70-72-142, 2. Candie Kung, USC 73-71-144 and Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa 71-73-144, 4. Lindsey Wright, Pepperdine 75-70-145, 5. Lisa Chang, Pepperdine 75-74-149, 6t. Gina Umeck, UCLA 76-74-150, Molly Cooper, Arizona State, 74-76-150, Leila Chartrand, USC 72-78-150 and Nicole Dalkas, USC 70-80-150. Husky Scores: 14t. Kelli Kamimura 77-75-152, 14t., Louise Friberg 76-76-152, 26t. Lindsay Morgan 76-79-155, 33t. Jamie Michaud* 71-86-157, 36t. Elisha Au 76-82-158, 46t. Jenny Kamimura 80-81-161, 53t. Michelle Grafos* 81-89-170. |
