STANFORD, Calif. – Looking for the chance to move up in the standings, the Sun Devil women's golf team didn't get the chance as the final 18 holes were rained out partway through play.
The results following day two are considered final as ASU finishes the tournament in a tie for sixth with Georgia, just two strokes out of the top three. The Pac-12 was well-represented at the top of the standing with UCLA, Stanford, and Cal finishing top three and USC tied for fourth.
Individually, UCLA's Bronte Law won the title while Sophia Zeeb was the Devils' top finisher, tied for 16th (+4), shooting 71 and 75 in rounds one and two. Zeeb's round one tied for her second lowest career round.
The Sun Devils look to finish the fall season on a strong note at next week's Pac-12 Preview in Kona, Hawai'i (Oct. 24-25).
The results following day two are considered final as ASU finishes the tournament in a tie for sixth with Georgia, just two strokes out of the top three. The Pac-12 was well-represented at the top of the standing with UCLA, Stanford, and Cal finishing top three and USC tied for fourth.
Individually, UCLA's Bronte Law won the title while Sophia Zeeb was the Devils' top finisher, tied for 16th (+4), shooting 71 and 75 in rounds one and two. Zeeb's round one tied for her second lowest career round.
The Sun Devils look to finish the fall season on a strong note at next week's Pac-12 Preview in Kona, Hawai'i (Oct. 24-25).