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Allisen Corpuz took fourth at the Stanford Intercollegiate, her second straight top 4 finish.
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Corpuz takes fourth, Abdulghany ties for eighth to lead Trojans.
Senior Allisen Corpuz extended her streak of rounds of par or better to seven with a 2-under 69 while junior Alyaa Abdulgany matched the score today, the duo leading the No. 3 USC women's golf team to a tie for third on the final day of the 2019 Stanford Intercollegiate on Sunday (Oct. 13) at the Stanford (Calif.) G.C.
The Trojans made a run at defending their 2018 title, pulling to within a stroke of first midway through the final round, but ultimately tied for third at 4-under 848 (282-285-281) for their second straight top 3 finish.
Arizona State won the tournament at 10-under 842 while host Stanford was second at 5-under 847, one better than USC and Arizona.
Corpuz finished fourth at 4-under 209 (70-70-69), her second consecutive top 4 finish, while also securing her sixth consecutive round under par. Starting on 4 today, she birdied 11 and 12 to get to 2-under, birdied 1 and bogeyed 2 before finishing with a par on 3.
Corpuz's back-to-back top 4 finishes marks the second time she's done and the first since her sophomore season.
Junior Alyaa Abdulghany posted a season-best tie for eighth at 2-under 211 (70-72-69) thanks to her fourth round under par in six outings. She was 2-over through five holes before a birdie on 11 and an eagle on 12. She was back to even after a bogey on 13, but birdied 1 and 3 for her season-best round.
Sophomore Malia Nam tied for 13th at par 213 (70-72-71) for her second top 15 finish and her second tournament finishing at even. She finished with a roller coaster round with six birdies offsetting other bobbles.
Junior Amelia Garvey tied for 26th at 4-over 217 (73-71-73) and junior Gabriela Ruffels tied for 32nd at 5-over 218 (72-74-72).
USC completes fall play at the Pac-12 Preview, Nov. 4-6, in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.
The Trojans made a run at defending their 2018 title, pulling to within a stroke of first midway through the final round, but ultimately tied for third at 4-under 848 (282-285-281) for their second straight top 3 finish.
Arizona State won the tournament at 10-under 842 while host Stanford was second at 5-under 847, one better than USC and Arizona.
Corpuz finished fourth at 4-under 209 (70-70-69), her second consecutive top 4 finish, while also securing her sixth consecutive round under par. Starting on 4 today, she birdied 11 and 12 to get to 2-under, birdied 1 and bogeyed 2 before finishing with a par on 3.
Corpuz's back-to-back top 4 finishes marks the second time she's done and the first since her sophomore season.
Junior Alyaa Abdulghany posted a season-best tie for eighth at 2-under 211 (70-72-69) thanks to her fourth round under par in six outings. She was 2-over through five holes before a birdie on 11 and an eagle on 12. She was back to even after a bogey on 13, but birdied 1 and 3 for her season-best round.
Sophomore Malia Nam tied for 13th at par 213 (70-72-71) for her second top 15 finish and her second tournament finishing at even. She finished with a roller coaster round with six birdies offsetting other bobbles.
Junior Amelia Garvey tied for 26th at 4-over 217 (73-71-73) and junior Gabriela Ruffels tied for 32nd at 5-over 218 (72-74-72).
USC completes fall play at the Pac-12 Preview, Nov. 4-6, in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.
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