Feb. 21, 2000
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Purdue women's golf team finds itself in 12th place after day one of the Arizona Invitational after posting a team score of 12-over-par 300. Stanford (4-under-par 284) leads the team competition followed by Duke (1-over-par 289). Third-place Arizona (2-over pare 290), fourth-place Arizona State (3-over-par 291) and San Jose State (4-over-par 292) round out the top five. The tournament is being held at the Randolph Park Golf Club in Tucson, a par-70, 6,123-yard layout.
Leading the Boilers are sophomore Andrea Makauskas and freshman Heather Zielinski who both shot a 2-over-par 74, tying them for 26th place. Senior Lisa Kenley is tied for 41st place, after shooting a 3-over par 75 today. Fellow senior Stacy Orschell is tied for 60th place (5-over-par 77) and freshman Kari Damron goes into day two tied for 69th place (6-over-par 77).
The individual race is being led by Duke's Beth Bauer (5-under-par 67) she enjoys a one-shot lead over Stanford's Kim Rowton, who is in second with a 4-under-par 68. San Jose State's Jessica Krantz is in third place scoring a 3-under-par 69. Arizona State's Miriam Nagl (2-under-par 70) and Texas' Jessica Reese (2-under-par 70) are tied for fourth place.
Day two of the Arizona Invitational resumes tomorrow with an 8 a.m. MST start.
TEAM STANDINGS1. Stanford 2842. Duke 2893. Arizona 2904. Arizona State 2915. San Jose St. 2926. Texas 2937. New Mexico St. 294 USC 2949. Washington 29710. UCLA 298 Georgia 29812. Purdue 30013. Tennessee 30114. New Mexico 30515. Tulsa 30616. Hawaii 30817. Oregon 31218. Oregon State 313
PURDUE INDIVIDUALST26. Andrea Makauskas 74T26 Heather Zielinski 74T41 Lisa Kenley 75T60 Stacy Orschell 77T69 Kari Damron 78