University Southern California Trojans
Women's Golf in Seventh after Third Round of NCAAs
June 21, 1999 | Women's Golf
May 21, 1999
The No. 5-ranked USC women's golf team stands in seventh place after Friday's (May 21) third round of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships at Tulsa (Okla.) Country Club, while defending NCAA medalist Jennifer Rosales of USC is tied for fourth.
The Women of Troy are 19 strokes behind leader Duke after shooting a 307 on Friday. The Blue Devils hold an 8-shot lead over second place Georgia.
Rosales, who shot a 75 on Friday and is tied with Pepperdine's Tamie Durdin, trails leader Grace Park of Arizona State by 9 strokes. Park is a stroke ahead of Duke's Candy Hannemann.
The final round of play is on Saturday (May 22).
TEAM LEADERS
1. Duke 288 309 298 -- 895 +43 2. Georgia 301 303 299 -- 903 +51 2. Arizona State 300 309 294 -- 903 +51 4. Arizona 305 307 292 -- 904 +52 5. Pepperdine 302 301 308 -- 911 +59 6. Tulsa 313 300 300 -- 913 +61 7. USC 305 302 307 -- 914 +62 8. Stanford 304 304 308 -- 916 +64 9. Texas 309 298 314 -- 921 +69 10. LSU 303 314 306 -- 923 +71INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
1. Grace Park, ASU 69 73 70 -- 212 -1 2. Candy Hannemann, Duke 71 72 70 -- 213 E 3. Shauna Estes, Georgia 77 70 69 -- 216 +3 4. Jennifer Rosales, USC 75 71 75 -- 221 +8 4. Tamie Durdin, Pepperdine 71 75 75 -- 221 +829. Nicole Dalkas, USC 73 78 79 -- 230 +17 35. Leila Chartrand, USC 81 76 74 -- 231 +18 69. Linda Ishii, USC 83 77 79 -- 239 +26 82. Johanna Josefsson, USC 76 82 85 -- 243 +30
