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Final Round At Stanford Cancelled, Buffs Finish In 14th
October 16, 2016 | Women's Golf
STANFORD, Calif. – Constant rain and standing water on the Stanford Golf Course forced the cancellation of the final round of the Stanford Intercollegiate on Sunday.
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Scores after Saturday's second round will stand as final, putting the No. 38 ranked Buffaloes at 14th place with a 36-hole score of 604, or 36-over par. Colorado was nearing the turn of its first nine holes, about two hours in, when play was called.
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Freshman Kirsty Hodgkins finished tied for fifth at 1-over; her second top 5 finish in three collegiate rounds which head coach Anne Kelly lauded as a "good finish in a very strong field."
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Top-ranked Esther Lee placed 18th at 5-over, notching her 23rd career top 20 finish. Brittany Fan tied for 45th at 10-over while Robyn Choi and Gillian Vance tied for 87th at 25-over.
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No. 8 UCLA took the team title at 4-over, 572, defeating second-ranked and host Stanford by 11 strokes.
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UCLA's Bronte Law took medalist honors by five strokes with a 7-under 135 on the heels of a tournament-low 65 in the second round.
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Colorado will complete its fall schedule by competing in the Pac-12 Preview in Kailua Kona, Hawai'i, Oct. 24-25.
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Scores after Saturday's second round will stand as final, putting the No. 38 ranked Buffaloes at 14th place with a 36-hole score of 604, or 36-over par. Colorado was nearing the turn of its first nine holes, about two hours in, when play was called.
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Freshman Kirsty Hodgkins finished tied for fifth at 1-over; her second top 5 finish in three collegiate rounds which head coach Anne Kelly lauded as a "good finish in a very strong field."
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Top-ranked Esther Lee placed 18th at 5-over, notching her 23rd career top 20 finish. Brittany Fan tied for 45th at 10-over while Robyn Choi and Gillian Vance tied for 87th at 25-over.
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No. 8 UCLA took the team title at 4-over, 572, defeating second-ranked and host Stanford by 11 strokes.
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UCLA's Bronte Law took medalist honors by five strokes with a 7-under 135 on the heels of a tournament-low 65 in the second round.
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Colorado will complete its fall schedule by competing in the Pac-12 Preview in Kailua Kona, Hawai'i, Oct. 24-25.
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| BUFFALO INDIVIDUALS | ||
| Rank | Name | Score |
| T5. | Kirsty Hodgkins | 70-73—143 |
| T18. | Esther Lee | 76-71—147 |
| T45. | Brittany Fan | 79-73—152 |
| T87. | Gillian Vance | 79-88—167 |
| T87. | Robyn Choi | 84-83—167 |
| TOP 5 INDIVIDUALS | ||
| Rank | Name | Score |
| 1. | Bronte Law, UCLA | 70-65—135 |
| T2. | Andrea Lee, Stanford | 72-68—140 |
| T2. | Georgia Lacey, San Diego State | 67-73—140 |
| 4. | Casey Danielson, Stanford | 72-69—141 |
| T5. | Kirsty Hodgkins, Colorado | 70-73—143 |
| T5. | Lilla Vu, UCLA | 72-71—143 |
| T5. | Victoria Morgan, USC | 73-70—143 |
| TEAM SCORES | ||
| Rank | Team | Score |
| 1. | UCLA | 287-285—572 |
| 2. | Stanford | 292-291—583 |
| 3. | California | 294-295—589 |
| T4. | Florida | 297-293—590 |
| T4. | USC | 292-298—590 |
| T6. | Arizona State | 291-300—591 |
| T6. | Georgia | 293-298—591 |
| 8. | Northwestern | 285-307—592 |
| 9. | Oklahoma State | 302-294—596 |
| 10. | Iowa State | 298-299—597 |
| 11. | Stanford (B) | 300-299—599 |
| T12. | Pepperdine | 302-301—603 |
| T12. | San Diego State | 303-300—603 |
| 14. | Colorado | 304-300—604 |
| 15. | San Jose State | 305-302—607 |
| 16. | Washington | 302-308—610 |
| 17. | UC Davis | 309-305—614 |
| 18. | San Francisco | 312-309—621 |
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