Oregon women’s golf finishes stroke play in 2nd, to face San Jose State in match play quarterfinals of NCAA Championship

Oregon completed stroke play in second place and advances to face San Jose State in match play on the NCAA ladies’s golf Championship.

The Geese shot 3 over on the ultimate day of stroke play on Monday at Grayhawk Golf Membership in Scottsdale, Ariz. to complete because the No. 2 seed at 12 over and can face the No. 7 seed Spartans within the quarterfinals of match play Tuesday morning. UO’s Tze-Han (Heather) Lin shot 2 over on the day to complete in fifth individually, six again of winner Rose Zhang of Stanford.

“This was the dream; this was the objective,” Oregon coach Derek Radley mentioned in a launch. “This crew is so particular. To complete second within the stroke-play portion and cruise by way of to match play, we’re simply so stable from prime to backside, and that’s the factor I feel I’m most enthusiastic about as we advance to match play.”

It’s the second time in program historical past Oregon will seem in match play and a primary for SJSU. They tee off at 6:20 a.m. Tuesday with the winner advancing to face the winner of No. 3 Texas A&M and No. 6 Florida State at 12:45 p.m..

Ching-Tzu Chen and Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen shot even par on Monday, Hsin-Yu Lu was 1 over, Lin was 2 over. Briana Chacon’s spherical of 4 over wasn’t included in UO’s crew rating on Monday.

Chen was 3 over by way of 4 however birdied the sixth, seventh and eighth holes to get again to even on the flip. She bogeyed the tenth and birdied on 18 to finish the day at even.

Nielsen was 1 underneath by way of seven, then bogeyed the eighth, tenth and eleventh earlier than birdies on 15 and 18 to get again to even.

Lin was 2 over by way of 13 and went birdie, bogey on 13 and 14. She completed stroke play even and in fifth place, six again of the lead.

Lu was even by way of 14 and birdied the fifteenth however bogeyed the par 3 sixteenth and par 5 18th to complete 1 over.