After two rounds of play at the NCAA Championships, the No. 10 Stanford women’s golf team is in a tie for fifth place with No. 7 Purdue at 2-over par 578, three strokes out of third but 18 behind No. 1 USC. Individually, freshman Mariah Stackhouse is alone in fifth after a 4-under 68 second round, four shots behind tournament leader Stephanie Meadow of Alabama.
After a couple of season-saving rounds to wrap-up the NCAA West Regional, the No. 10 Stanford women’s golf team begins play today at its fourth… Continue Reading »
Despite a dismal first round performance, the No. 10 Stanford women’s golf team bounced back nicely over the final two days of the NCAA West… Continue Reading »
The Stanford women’s golf team tied for fourth as play concluded Wednesday at the Pac-12 Championships hosted by UCLA at the Valencia Golf Course. The finish is the highest for Stanford at the conference tournament since the Cardinal placed second in 2001.
As per usual, freshman Mariah Stackhouse recorded a top-10 individual finish, anchoring the No. 11 Stanford women’s golf team’s third-place-tie performance at the PING/ASU Invitational… Continue Reading »
After seeing its three-tournament win streak snapped at the Anuenue Spring Break Classic in Hawaii, the Stanford women’s golf team is seeking a quick turnaround at the PING ASU Invitational starting tomorrow in Tempe, Ariz.
The No. 5 Stanford women’s golf team finished sixth at the Anuenue Spring Break Classic in Maui, Hawaii on Tuesday, lead once again by precocious freshman Mariah Stackhouse.
Mariah Stackhouse set a course record with a round of 61 (-10 under par), including an astonishing 26 on the front nine, en route to winning the Peg Barnard Invitational.