This phenomenal Stanford Freshman has just turned into performance, not even Rose Zhang can claim

Stanford Freshman Meja Ortengren picked his first victory at the College in his career on Tuesday in the state classic classical state of San Diego.

Just another 11 years to catch a former cardinal superstar rose Zhang.

Ali Orienten, 20-year-old first-week player from Linkoping, Sweden, made a few things this week in Bernardo Heights Country Club that even Zhang can’t claim in his two seasons in school.

For one, Ortengren also won the Saint Paul Martin Sampedro for eight shots, which is believed to be a stanford record and one move better than the best wins of Zhanga, a couple of victories of seven years.

Second, Orientenren’s second round, 10-less than 62 matches Mariah Stackhouse for a school record compared to a couple – and is just a stream of shy stag 61, placed on a bench for 2013. Year, at the time of the NCAA record. (Lauren Olivares North Carolina Olivarare announced on 11th to 60 years last year.)

Orienten ceased 19 birds in 54 holes, 10 coming in 62. It has not yet ended up from T-5 to four colleges. And her last non-top-10 at the amateur and college competition came to last year’s national female amateur amateur augusta. Once ranked ninth in world ranking of golf amateur, she entered this week no. 17 And it is certainly ready to climb at least a few places.

Stanford – a top team in the country, still undefeated this season and winner of six straight strokes of last spring events – taken 31 under the winning team with 32 shots over ULL. These are three shipping shears of Stanford’s program for the margin of victory, recorded at 2022. Gunrock invitation.

In addition to Ortengren and Sampedro, Kelly Xu (T-4), Megha Ganne (T-6) and the Nora Sundberg (T-10) has released the top-10 for the cardinal.

Georgia, Oregon State and Fornut, circled the first five.