Oct. 16, 2007
Stanford Team/Individual Statistics
Roster
Schedule
STANFORD, Calif.- The nation's premier women's golf programs visit The Farm this weekend when opening round play at The Stanford Intercollegiate begins Friday morning.
The 18-team field will play 18 holes each day on the 6,092 yard, par-71 Stanford Golf Course. Competition will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, followed by a 7:30 a.m. start on Sunday.
Of the 18 participating squads, 11 are ranked among the nation's top-30 teams recognized in this week's edition of the Golfweek rankings. That list includes No. 1 UCLA, No. 2 Duke, No. 4 Arizona State, No. 8 Arizona and No. 10 Georgia.
Also competing this weekend are the following: No. 14 California, No. 15 Vanderbilt, No. 16 Arkansas, No. 20 Pepperdine, No. 23 Texas and No. 28 New Mexico. Rounding out the field are Washington State, San Jose State, Oregon, Washington, UNLV and Oregon State.
Stanford stands at No. 35 in this week's Golfweek rankings. The Cardinal has played in three tournaments so far during the fall season, coming off a seventh place finish at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational last week. Stanford also placed 12th at the Mason Rudolph Championship to open the year and 17th at the Margaret Branch NCAA Preview one week later.
Defending champion Vanderbilt recorded a total of 855 (288-292-275) to claim the team hardware in 2006. Stacy Lewis of Arkansas (71-67-69-207) and Alison Walshe of Arizona (67-71-69-207) earned a share of the individual tournament title.
Stanford placed fourth overall, finishing 11-over-par with a total of 286-278-299-863. Lauren Todd led the Cardinal with a three-round score of 208 (70-68-70), tying for third place.
Complete results and a recap will be posted on www.gostanford.com at the completion of each round. Live statistics are also available at www.golfstat.com.
The Stanford Intercollegiate
When: Friday, Oct. 19 - Sunday, Oct. 21
Course: Stanford Golf Course - Stanford, CA - 6,092 yards - Par 71
Teams: Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, California, Duke, Georgia, New Mexico, Oregon, Oregon State, Pepperdine, San Jose State, Stanford, Texas, UCLA, UNLV, Vanderbilt, Washington, Washington State.
2006 Champion: Vanderbilt (288-292-275-855)
2006 Individual Champion: Stacy Lewis, Arkansas (71-67-69-207) and Alison Walshe, Arizona (67-71-69-207)
Past Champions:
2005: Duke (283-280-271-834)
Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke (70-67-65-202) -11
Stanford Finish: T9th (303-293-292-888)
2004: Arizona State (282-282-288-852)
Anastasia Kostina, Washington State (68-68-69-205) -5
Stanford Finish: 5th (295-285-289-869)
2003: Duke (281-278-286-845)
Erica Blasberg, Arizona (70-69-70-209) -7
Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke (68-67-74- 209) -7
Stanford Finish: 13th (297-308-313-918)
2002: California (296-295-294-885)
Erica Blasberg, Arizona (73-69-69-211) -5
Stanford Finish: 9th (303-310-301-914)
2001: Tulsa (284-286-285-855)
Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa (67-69-67-203) -13
Stanford Finish: 9th (305-295-297-897)
2000: Arizona (277-293-303)
Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa (72-68-70-210) -6
Stanford Finish: 3rd (292-290-304-886)
1999: Tulsa (297-285-297-879)
Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa (73-66-71-210)
Stanford Finish: 7th (299-303-298-900)
1998: Arizona (298-300-287-885)
Jenna Daniels, Arizona (215) -4
Elisha Au, Washington (215) -4
Stanford Finish: 2nd (288-305-295-887)
1997: Stanford (296-282-287-865)
Hilary Homeyer, Stanford (73-67-71-211)
1996: San Jose State (881)
Stanford Finish: 2nd (287-302-303-892)
1995: San Jose State (889), UCLA (889)
Vibeke Stensrud, San Jose State (215)
Mhairi McKay, Stanford (215)
Stanford Finish: 4th (301-300-304-905)