
Stanford Claims Ihlanfeldt Title
October 11, 2006 | Women's Golf
Oct. 11, 2006
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Sammamish, Wash- Stanford University dominated the second two rounds to win its fourth Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational held at Sahalee Country Club. The 13th-ranked Cardinal took advantage of Mari Chun's final round 4-over 75 to defeat the 30th-ranked New Mexico Lobos by six strokes. Stanford won the 54-hole tournament with a 32-over score of 896, including a tournament-best 8-over 296 during Wednesday's final round.
Chun shot a tournament-low 68 to open the tournament, finishing with a 1-under 215. New Mexico's Jodi Ewart shot a 1-over 217 to take runner-up honors, while Arizona State's Jennifer Osborn used a third-round 68 to finish in third at 2-over 218.
Stanford also won the tournament title in 1990, 1994 and 1996. In each of those years, the Cardinal also claimed individual medalist honors, with Andrey Wooding winning in 1990, Mhairi McKay winning in 1994 and Andrea Baxter tying Washington's Dodie Mazzuca for medalist honors in 1996.
Stanford saw three of its players post top-12 finishes, including a sixth place finish for senior Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana at 5-over 221. Lauren Todd carded a 226 for a 12th place finish, followed by Catherina Wang's 234 for a 31st-place tie. Ki-Shui Liao's 247 landed her in a tie for 61st to round out the Cardinal contingent.
Thanks to Ewart's hot play, New Mexico rallied for a second-place finish at 902. Osborn nearly led Arizona State to second place, as the Sun Devils wrapped up third place honors at 904.
Washington slipped back to seventh-place after shooting a 307 during the final round. The Huskies were led by senior Amber Prange and junior Kim Shin, who finished in a tie for 12th at 10-over 226. Prange's final-round 71 was the best single-round score of any Husky. UW's Amy Wang finished in a tie for 33rd at 19-over 235, while fellow senior Courtney McCracken finished in a tie for 56th at 28-over 244. Freshman Molly Aronsson shot a 31-over 247 for a tie for 61st, and Molly Boyle and Christina Yoon competed as individuals for the Huskies. Boyle recorded a 36-over 252, good for a tie for 69th, while Yoon's 24-over 240 landed her in a tie for 47th.
"We struggled, but we saw some good signs too," said Washington head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "Amber Prange played really well after a tough second round, but overall I know she is going to be there for us. The most encouraging thing was seeing Kim Shin come around a little bit, and get her confidence back a little. If this golf course starts going the wrong way for you it is hard, because there are no breather holes out there and it can beat you up. They hung in there and it is only our second tournament of the year so we have a lot to learn, but they are a good group and we will get better."
Washington plays at the Stanford Intercollegiate Oct. 20-22 in its next fall tournament.
Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational
Sahalee Country Club
Sammamish, WA
Par 72, 6,130 yards
Final Results
Team Results
1. Stanford 303-297-296-896 2. New Mexico 301-300-301-902 3. Arizona State 299-306-299-904 4. Pepperdine 302-307-303-912 5. USC 310-308-304-922 6. Arizona 301-313-310-924 7. Washington 305-313-307-925 8. Oregon 311-310-308-929 9. Brigham Young 305-312-316-933 10. UNLV 318-311-312-941 11. San Francisco 324-312-313-949 12. California 317-320-313-950 13. Washington State 312-320-322-954 14. Long Beach State 313-321-322-956 15. Oregon State 321-331-314-966Individual Leaders
1. Mari Chun, Stanford 68-72-75-215 2. Jodi Ewart, New Mexico 71-75-71-217 3. Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State 77-73-68-218 4. Misun Cho, Pepperdine 75-74-70-219 5. Py Bengtsson, New Mexico 72-75-73-220 6. Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford 76-72-73-221 7. Paola Moreno, USC 76-71-75-222 8. Natasha Podmore, San Francisco 75-77-71-223 9. Rachel Newren, BYU 75-75-74-224 T10. Catalina Marin, USC 76-73-76-225 T10. Camilla Sola, Arizona State 73-75-77-225 T12. Kimberly McCready, Oregon 77-77-72-226 T12. Juliana Murcia, Arizona State 74-77-75-226 T12. Amber Prange, Washington 74-81-71-226 T12. Kim Shin, Washington 77-74-75-226 T12. Lauren Todd, Stanford 78-76-72-226 T17. Cathryn Bristow, Oregon 77-75-76-228 T17. Amy Eneroth, Washington State 69-80-79-228 19. Mary Jacobs, Arizona 73-78-78-229 20. Stephanie Gelleni, Pepperdine 75-76-79-230Other Washington Scores
T33. Amy Wang 77-80-78-235 T47. Christina Yoon* 76-84-80-240 T56. Courtney McCracken 77-84-83-244 T61. Molly Aronsson 82-78-87-247 T69. Molly Boyle* 80-90-82-252* Playing as individual





