Calif.Women's Amateur: Down to the quarterfinals

November 4, 2011 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Medalist Kimberley Lorenzana advanced. Number two seed Lauren Dobashi loses in second round

CARMEL, Calif. (Nov. 4, 2011) -- Stroke play medalist Kimberley Lorenzana advanced with a 7 & 6 victory over Sally Tomlinson of Walnut Creek and a 3 & 2 win over Tiffany Kuroki of West Covina. Lorenzana will meet Regina De Guzman of Danville in tomorrow's quarterfinal match. Number two seed Lauren Dobashi, last years runner-up, beat Kendall Dusenberry of Newhall 6 & 5 but lost to Wanasa Zhou of Beaumont 3 & 1. Renata Young, first time player in the event, won her match against Heidi Ushijima of Hillsborough 2-up and her afternoon match against Xianmel Jin of Beaumont 4 & 3. Young will meet Elizabeth Wang of San Marino in the quarterfinals. Sandy Woodruff, number 4 seed downed nine year old Lucy Li of Redwood Shores 2-up but lost her second match to Petra Cole of Santee 5 & 3. Four time champion Lynne Cowan beat Alicia Binneboese of Carmel Valley 8 & 6 and then beat Layney Silva of Stockton by a close 2-up margin. Cowan will play #13 seed Petra Cole of Santee in tomorrow's quarterfinals. Play will begin tomorrow at 8:00 am with the semifinals starting at 12:30.

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Calif.Women's Amateur: Down to the quarterfinals

The California Women’s Amateur Championship was founded in 1967 and played at Pebble Beach Golf Links until 1987 when the Championship was invited to Quail Lodge & Golf Club in Carmel, where it was played through 2019. 36-hole stroke play qualifying ...

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