Oct. 10, 2006
Sammamish, Wash. - The fifth-ranked Arizona State women's golf team slips two spots after the second round of the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational. ASU shot a 29-over 605 (299-306) to move into third place. Stanford jumped into first place after shooting a 24-over 600.
Camila Sola continues to lead the Sun Devils into the second round. Sola shot a 4-over 148 (73-75) to tie for fifth place. Sophomore Jennifer Osborn, who placed first in last year's Edean Ihlanfeldt, shot a 1-over 73 for the second round to improve her score for a two day total to a 6-over 150 (77-73). Osborn is currently tied for 10th place. Freshman Juliana Murcia shot a 7-over 151(74-77) to tie for 12th place. Senior Charmaine Erasmus is tied for 42nd after shooting a 15-over 159 (75-84). Junior Brooke Todare shot a 28-over 172 (91-81) to tie for 74th.
Absent from the tournament are sophomore Azahara Munoz and freshman Anna Nordqvist who are competing in the World Amateur in Cape Town, South Africa.
The final round of the Edean Ihlanfelt will conclude tomorrow at the par 72, 6,130-yard Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash.