May 24, 2000
Sunriver, Ore. -- The fifth-ranked Stanford women's golf team concluded the first round of play at the NCAA Women's Golf Championships in a tie for seventh place with a 301 at the Crosswater Club in Sunriver, Ore. The Cardinal is in a tie with Tennessee and trail tournament leader Oregon (295).
Junior All-American Hilary Homeyer is pacing all Stanford golfers after the opening day, with a 73 for tenth place. Three other Cardinal golfers, junior Stephanie Keever, senior JaeJean Ro and freshman Kim Rowton are in a tie for 44th place after a round of 76. Junior Salimah Mussani is in 126th place with a 90.
Stacy Prammansudh of Tulsa leads the tournament after shooting a three-under 69 on the 6,482-yard course.
NCAA West Regional Final Round PlaceTeamScores 1.Oregon295 2.Texas296 Georgia296 4.Purdue298 Ohio State298 6.Arizona299 7.Stanford301 Tennessee301 9.Pepperdine302 Auburn302
NCAA West Regional Final Round Individuals PlaceGolferScore 1.Stacy Prammanasudh, Tulsa69 2.Maria Boden, Okla. St.70 t10.Hilary Homeyer, Stanford73 t44.JaeJean Ro, Stanford76 t44.Stephanie Keever, Stanford76 t44.Kim Rowton, Stanford76 126.Salimah Mussani, Stanford90