Northwestern Upsets Stanford, conquers the first female golf national championship

Northwestern Junior Dianna Lee made a four-legged road in 18. hole to give wilderness his first female golf national championship.

Lee defeated Stanford’s Andrea Revuelt, 1 above, in the decision in the decision as northwestern upset the top champions of defense, 3-2. Lee had three separate trips over the last two holes to cross the championship and made a charm on the third time.

Stanford, trying to become the first team in the matches to conquer the title for return, caught the first point on Wednesday in La Costa Resort & Spa, California, when Mephtha Ganne won the Ashley Yun in the lead match, 5 and 4.

Northwest, seed no. 3, she asked for the next two points, and Hsin Tai Lin beat Meja Ortengren, 3 and 2 and Lauryn Nguyen, a lonely older in the team, beating Paul Martin Sampedro, 1 above.

Stanford is Kelly Xu svekočani a total match with a victory from 1 to Elise Lee.

It left Junior Dianni Lee and Freshman Revuelt. Lee was 3 to 13, but he missed a short time to lose 14. And Revuelt made a 20-foot bird for the victory in 15. place.

Both players appeared in a par-3 16. And aligned in 17. place, and Lee disappeared Punt to end things and should make a returnee to make the returnee 1 above.

It was a similar scenario on Tuesday semifinals when Lee released the late lead leaf, but overridden over the Origon Kiara Romero, the third ranked amateur.

First place in par-5 18., Lee’s 18-foot bird bird effort – again to win at the State Championship – left on the left edge and beat 4 meters the right holes. Revuelta, the fourth in the world, in the world, then left a short 15-foot bird to cut extra holes.

Moments later, Lee finished the game and ran into the hands of his teammates in the celebration.