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Keh Climbs Into Top 10 After Round Two of Stanford Intercollegiate
October 15, 2016 | Women's Golf
STANFORD, Calif. – University of Washington sophomore Wenyung Keh climbed 10 spots on the Stanford Intercollegiate leaderboard following Saturday's second round as she sits tied for eighth at 2-over 144. The Huskies as a team are tied for 16th at 42-over 610 (302-308) heading into Sunday's final round at the Stanford Golf Course.
Keh shot an even-par 71 Saturday bettering her first round score of 2-over 73 thanks to three birdies, two over her final nine holes. She sits 10 strokes behind first place, held by Bronte Law of UCLA at 7-under 134, and is just one stroke out of the top five as eight players are tied at 2-over.
"I'm really proud of Wenyung for coming out and rebounding after a tough go at our season-opening tournament," said head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "She was very solid today and is not far out of contention so I'm excited to see how she performs over the final 18 holes on this tough course."
Sophomore Julianne Alvarez carded an 8-over 79 to sit tied for 53rd as she is now 11-over 153 (74-79). She is followed by freshman Ellen Takada who improved upon her first round by two strokes, finishing with a 5-over 76 to sit tied for 62nd at 12-over 154.
Washington's scoring was wrapped up by sophomore Sarah Rhee who is at 17-over 159 following Saturday's round of 11-over 82. Sophomore Clementina Rodriguez enters Sunday's final round in 86th following her 11-over 82 round to move her to 24-over 166.
Eighth-ranked UCLA leads the field at 4-over 572 as the final round is set to begin Sunday morning at 9:15 a.m. as UW will be paired with San Diego State and Colorado teeing off of hole 10.
Keh shot an even-par 71 Saturday bettering her first round score of 2-over 73 thanks to three birdies, two over her final nine holes. She sits 10 strokes behind first place, held by Bronte Law of UCLA at 7-under 134, and is just one stroke out of the top five as eight players are tied at 2-over.
"I'm really proud of Wenyung for coming out and rebounding after a tough go at our season-opening tournament," said head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "She was very solid today and is not far out of contention so I'm excited to see how she performs over the final 18 holes on this tough course."
Sophomore Julianne Alvarez carded an 8-over 79 to sit tied for 53rd as she is now 11-over 153 (74-79). She is followed by freshman Ellen Takada who improved upon her first round by two strokes, finishing with a 5-over 76 to sit tied for 62nd at 12-over 154.
Washington's scoring was wrapped up by sophomore Sarah Rhee who is at 17-over 159 following Saturday's round of 11-over 82. Sophomore Clementina Rodriguez enters Sunday's final round in 86th following her 11-over 82 round to move her to 24-over 166.
Eighth-ranked UCLA leads the field at 4-over 572 as the final round is set to begin Sunday morning at 9:15 a.m. as UW will be paired with San Diego State and Colorado teeing off of hole 10.
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