University of Oklahoma Athletics
Women's Golf Team Tied For Ninth At NCAA Championships
May 21, 2002 | Women's Golf
May 21, 2002
NORMAN, Okla. - The Oklahoma women's golf team is in ninth place after the first round of the NCAA Championships at the Washington National Golf Club in Auburn, Wash. Oklahoma carded its second lowest opening round score (299) of the spring. Arizona is leading the field by nine strokes after shooting a 285. Duke's Virada NIrapathpongporn is leading the tournament individually after turning in a 68.
Oklahoma received a great performance from senior Jennifer Tannehill, who carded a two-under par 70. Tannehill is tied for third place in the field of 124 competitors. Junior Allison Johnson also had an excellent round with a score of 73, which included five birdies. Senior Wendy Martin carded a 77 and is in 70th place. Trailing Martin by two strokes is sophomore Lisa Meldrum. Fellow Sophomore Hope Edge carded a first round score of 81.
Oklahoma will begin the second round off the first tee starting at 12:10 p.m.
Team Standings 1.Arizona 285 2.Duke 294 Georgia 294 4.Auburn 298 California 298 Florida 298 South Carolina 298 Wake Forest 298 9.Ohio State 299 Oklahoma 299 Oklahoma State 299 Stanford 299 13.Arizona State 301 Michigan 301 Pepperdine 301 16Tulsa 302 Washington 302 18.Purdue 304 19.Texas 305 Michigan State 305 21.Southern California307 22.Vanderbilt 311 23.South Florida 313 24.UCLA 314Individual Standings 1.Virada Nirapathpongporn, Duke68 2.Summer Sirmons, Georgia 69 T3.Angela Jerman, Georgia 70 Laura Myerscough, Arizona70 Janice Olivencia, Texas 70 *Alena Sharp, New Mexico State70 Jennifer Tannehill, Oklahoma70 Marcia Wallis, Stanford 70 Lindsey Wright, Pepperdine70
OU Individual Standings T3.Jennifer Tannehill70 T19.Allison Johnson 73 T70.Wendy Martin 77 T94.Lisa Meldrum 79 T112.Hope Edge 81 * indicates an individual competitor













