Second seed Georgia Oboh was upset by 15th seed Claire Fitzgerald, 3&2. Third seed Kendall Griffin, an LSU commit for 2017 from Sebring, was the only other top-4 seed to advance as she beat Sagee Palavivatana, 2-up. No. 4 seed Julia Dean went down 1-up to the 20th seeded Susan Kirschenman.

The 2012 champion, sixth-seeded Meghan Stasi, enjoyed a first-round bye but couldn’t get by her second round opponent, Canadian Selena Costabile, who edged Stasi 1-up in 20 holes.

"My friend joked a couple of weeks ago that I'm closer to the seniors in age than the amateurs, but I'm not quite there yet. It's tough playing against the younger kids," Stasi joked last week. "It's just good, good competition."

In the Senior Division, top seed and defending champion Andrea Kraus of Baltimore had her second straight 5&4 win, this one over the #16 seed Lynne Morrison. Second-seeded Diane Lang fell to 2010 champion and #15 seed Kim Eaton of Mesa, AZ, who won 1-up in 19 holes. Kraus is the only one of the top-4 seeds to advance, hoping to win back-to-back championships. She’ll face eighth seed Lynne Cowan, a 4&3 winner over Susan Beaupied.

Senior Division third seed Kelly Loeb played her second straight 19-hole match, this time losing to #19 Alison Reifers, 1-up. Alexandra Frazier, who brought down #4 Taffy Brower yesterday, continued to work her way past higher seeds as she defeated Sandie St. Onge, 4&2. She’ll face Susan West, who beat #5 Leigh Coulter, 7&5.

Play resumes on Thursday with the Senior Division going off the tees first.

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