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Golf finishes a strong day one
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by Tom Sabiel |
Oregon golf is looking great after an impressive day one for the women at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, where they lead the competition by four strokes.
With two Oregon players tied for second place after posting one over par a piece for the day, the Ducks, led by Monika Graf and Kendra Little, who are both one stroke behind the leader, look to continue their strong play tomorrow for day two of the three day tournament in Seattle. University of Washington is hosting the tournament, and although they are tied for fourth place, they remain 11 strokes behind the visiting Ducks.
The three remaining players on the roster, Kate Hildahl, Felicia Eastick and Erica Omlid posted a plus four, plus five and plus six respectively, individually tied for 12, 17 and 20.
Little posted birdies on the final two holes of the day, giving her some momentum into tomorrows 12:12 PM tee time.
The tournament is being held at the Sahalee Country Club near the University of Washington.
- Tom Sabiel
With two Oregon players tied for second place after posting one over par a piece for the day, the Ducks, led by Monika Graf and Kendra Little, who are both one stroke behind the leader, look to continue their strong play tomorrow for day two of the three day tournament in Seattle. University of Washington is hosting the tournament, and although they are tied for fourth place, they remain 11 strokes behind the visiting Ducks.
The three remaining players on the roster, Kate Hildahl, Felicia Eastick and Erica Omlid posted a plus four, plus five and plus six respectively, individually tied for 12, 17 and 20.
Little posted birdies on the final two holes of the day, giving her some momentum into tomorrows 12:12 PM tee time.
The tournament is being held at the Sahalee Country Club near the University of Washington.
- Tom Sabiel
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