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North Las Vegas, Nev. – Celine Boutier continued to go. And it’s going. And it’s going.
And it’s still going.
After surviving 28 holes in round 16 on Saturday, in order to beat Ashleigh Buhai, Boutier returned to the Shadow Creek course 30 minutes later for his T-Mobile game Playffinal against Madelene Sagstrom. The match was suspended for darkness with players tied up with 17 holes.
This meant 45 holes in one day for French, which will return on Sunday morning to complete the game with Sagstrom.
“Yes, it was a long day,” Boutier said. .
Boutier’s circle of 16 wins was the longest match in a five-year history of the event. The previous record was 22 holes, placed twice. Buhai threw the final hole, allowing Butier to progress with a couple.
Sagstrom also needed extended time, the beating of Carlot Cigand in 19 holes. But Sagstrom had to wait for more than two hours before you re-tested.
The winner will face the Yin Angel in the semifinals. Yin is one of the two Americans in the last four – Lauren Coughlin is another – and on number 12 is the highest player still on the ground.
Yin took care of another ranked player, a wanted thitical, victory, 4 and 2, he won a player who beat the interololine opponents this week. But Yin took the lead for good with a heavy descent of the bird only for a bird on a couple-13 13. Hole.
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“This golf course, everything can happen, and I was like:” At least now I’m up now, “Yin said, who was from Los Angeles, then 1 down during the day, all square, again 1 below. By 16, I chopped him into 2 meters, then I was fine, it’s okay. ‘”
CoAshlin, who lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, advanced for his semifinal defeat Stephanie Kyriacou, 1 above. Coashlin played every at least 18 holes in each match.
“I definitely feel in my legs, and I think I was a little tired to start the first few holes,” Coasslin said. “Then the adrenaline began to take over there until around 8 or 9. I finally started to feel mentally as if I had returned to him.”
Her opponent will be Ariya Jutanugarn, who defeated Maja Stark, 4 and 2. It came a day after Jutanugarn took off the top and defend the Nelly Kord Champion, 1 above.
Jutanugarn maintained a simple attitude during round games, but he admitted that it was harder to keep that way of thinking closer to the potential tournament.
“So I just said I soon got up on Tee, I’m just giving all the best scorer,” Jutanugarn said. “It’s hard. Today, sometimes I got in my head, I want to win, I’m entering the last four. I always returned to myself and say that I have to give all the best I have to give my best shot.”
In other round 16 matches, the Thitykul directed Nataliya Guseva, 8 and 7, Yin Beat Mao Saigo, 2 and 1, Stark has easily beat Brooke Henderson 5 and 4, and Jutanugarn ranged Narin an, 1 above.
