February 23, 1999
Tuscon, Ariz. - The Purdue women's golf team finished the second day of the Arizona Invitational tied for seventh place with a 36-hole score of 591, 14-over-par. Duke leads after the second day of the three-day event with a score of 572. The tournament is being held at the Randolph Park G.C (Par 72, 6,003 yards).
Senior Angela Blythe leads the Boilers with a three-under-par 73, putting her alone in fourth place. After shooting a 73 on Monday, Blythe lit up the course with a career-best 68 today. Despite being three-under-par, the Evansville, Ind., native, is six shots behind Grace Park of Arizona State, who is nine-under-par. Junior Stacy Orschell is tied for 28th with a 36-hole score of 148, while the duo of freshman Lisa Kenley and Andrea Makauskas are tied for 53rd with second-day scores of nine-over-par 153. The final Boilermaker competing is freshman Christy Rittenhouse who is tied for 61st with a 154.
Duke was led on the second day by Beth Bauer, who also fired a 68 on the second day to be in a second-place tie with Stacy Prammanasudh of Tulsa with a five-under-par 139.
PURDUE INDIVIDUALLY (After the Second Day)
4. Angela Blythe 73-68=141T28. Stacy Orschell 75-73=148T53. Lisa Kenley 75-78=153T53. Andrea Makauskas 78-75=153T61. Christy Rittenhouse 74-80=154
TEAM STANDINGS (After the Second Day)
1. Duke 285-287=572 2. Arizona 289-28-573 3. Arizona State 288-289=577 4. Tulsa 289-292=581 5. Texas 297-289=586 6. Stanford 291-299=590 7. Purdue 297-294=591 8. New Mexico 303-292=595 9. Washington 300-296=59610. New Mexico State 309-289=59811. Tennessee 297-303=60012. San Jose State 308-293=60113. Oregon State 307-296=60314. Northern Arizona 305-313=61815. Indiana 315-305=62016. Hawaii 313-317=630