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Sunday, October 29, 2017

Duke holds one-shot lead over Alabama heading into final round of The Landfall Tradition



   The Golfstat rankings were updated sometime following Day 1 of The Landfall Tradition and Duke fell to No. 4 from No. 1 while Alabama remained at No. 2.
   But at the Country Club of Landfall’s Dye Course Saturday it remained Duke No. 1 and Alabama No. 2 as two of the premier programs in women’s college golf continued their head-to-head battle with little to choose between them.
   The reigning Atlantic Coast Conference champion Blue Devils carded a 3-under 285 over the 6,166-yard, par-72 Dye Course layout, which, combined with their opening-round 277, left them atop the team standings at 14-under 562.
   But Alabama matched that 3-under 285, which, combined with the Crimson Tide’s opening-round 278, left them just a shot behind Duke at 13-under 563.
   It’s another 11 shots back to Big Ten champion Michigan State, ranked 16th, in third at 2-under 574 after a 4-over 292. The Spartans are the only other team under par and they’re playing some great golf, but it seems Duke and Alabama are in a league of their own at the moment.
   No. 9 South Carolina is three shots behind Michigan State in fourth at 1-over 577 after a 4-over 292 and No. 6 Oklahoma State had the round of the day, a 12-under 276, to move into fifth place at 4-over 580.
   It’s been a tough weekend for Penn State and Notre Dame. The No. 38 Nittany Lions carded a 306 and are in 16th place at 604 while the No. 19 Fighting Irish fell back to 17th in the high-caliber 18-team field with a 315 that left them at 616.
   Not sure if the tropical moisture streaming up the East Coast is going to hit Wilmington, N.C., but it could be an interesting final round between a couple of special teams that are both playing at a very high level at the moment.
   Duke was led by Ana Belac, a sophomore from Slovenia who retained a share of the individual lead with Virginia’s Beth Lillie, a freshman from Fullerton, Calif., at 9-under 135. Belac had taken the lead in the first round with a sparkling 6-under 66 and added a 3-under 69 in Saturday’s second round. Billie added a 5-under 67 to her opening-round 68.
   Backing up Belac is Jaravee Boonchant, a freshman from Thailand who is in a group of three players tied for fifth at 4-under 140. Boonchant signed for a 1-under 71 after opening with a 3-under 69.
   Also sneaking into the top 10 in the individual standings for the Dookies was the No. 1 player in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking, Leona Maguire, a senior from Ireland. Maguire added a 2-under 70 to her opening-round 72 and is tied for ninth at 2-under 142.
   Miranda Wang, a redshirt freshman from China, fell back a little with a 3-over 75 after she had opened with a 2-under 70, but she is still tied for 18th at 1-over 145. Junior Virginia Elena Carta, the Italian woman who captured the 2016 NCAA individual title as a freshman and was the runnerup in the 2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur at Rolling Green Golf Club, still hasn’t fired her  best shot at the Dye course as  she added  a 77 to her opening-round 76 and is  tied for 47th at 6-over 150.
   Alabama was again led by its formidable 1-2 punch of junior Lauren Stephenson, the No. 7 player in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking from Lexington, S.C., and sophomore Kristen  Gillman, the No. 11 player in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking from Austin, Texas.
   Stephenson added a 1-under 71 to her opening-round 67 and is tied for third at 6-under 138 with Furman’s Natalie Srinvasan, a sophomore from Spartanburg, S.C. who fired a 4-under 68 Saturday after opening with a 70.
   Gillman, who won the 2014 U.S. Women’s Amateur as a 16-year-old, joined Duke’s Boonchant in the trio tied for fifth at 5-under 140 as Gillman posted a 1-under 71 after opening up with a 69 Friday.
   The third member of that trio tied for fifth was South Carolina’s Ainhoa Olarra, a  senior from Spain who carded her second straight 2-under 70.
   Michigan State’s Sarah Burnham, a senior from Maple Glen, Minn., is alone in eighth place at 3-under 141 after adding a 1-over 73 to her opening-round 68.
   Penn State, coming off its second team win of the fall at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational, was led by junior Jackie Rogowicz, the former Pennsbury standout who is tied for 28th at 3-over 147 after adding a 75 to her opening-round 72.
   Junior Lauren Waller, the 2014 PIAA Class AAA runnerup as a senior at Canon-McMillan, is tied for 55th at 151 after a 3-over 75. Sophomore Madelein Herr, a former Council Rock North standout, is tied for 65th at 152 after carding a second straight  76.
   Junior Cara Basso, a Villa Maria Academy product who claimed the Women’s Golf Association of Philadelphia Match-Play Championship last summer, struggled with an 80 in the second round and was tied for 73rd at 154. Sophomore Megan McLean, who starred at Voorhees High in South Jersey, is alone in 96th place at 168 after carding an 86.
   Joining Herr in the group tied for 65th at 152 was her former scholastic rival, Notre Dame junior Isabella DiLisio, the 2013 PIAA Class AAA champion as a junior at Mount St. Joseph. DiLisio had a 78 Saturday after opening with a 2-over 74.
   The Fighting Irish were led by Maddie Rose Hamilton, a junior from Louisville, Ky. who posted a 1-over 73 and is tied for 39th at 5-over 149.
   Mia Ayer, a sophomore from Waco, Texas, struggled with an 84 and is tied for 86th at 158. Emma Albrecht, a junior from Ormond Beach, Fla. who is coming off an outstanding sophomore season, is tied for 89th at 159 after an uncharacteristic 82. Abby Heck, a freshman from Memphis, Tenn., is tied for 93rd at 162 after improving from her opening-round 82 with a 77.
   Notre Dame’s senior captain Alison Snakard, a Collegeville resident and teammate of DiLisio’s on Mount St. Joe’s 2013 PIAA Class AAA championship team, is competing as an individual in the Landfall. She is tied for 86th at 158 after adding a 78 to her opening-round 80.




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