NCAA Women's: USC runs away with title

May 24, 2013 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Annie Park

After three days of historic or near-historic performances, the Trojans closed strong to finish with a 21-shot victory

ATHENS, Ga. (May 24, 2013) -- Top-ranked USC entered the final round of the 2013 NCAA Championship with a 17-shot lead. The Trojans didn't look back on Friday, closing the tournament with another dominating day en route to winning the NCAA Division I National Championship at University of Georgia Golf Course. After three days of historic or near-historic performances, the Trojans closed strong to finish with a 21-shot victory. Duke took second place. The Trojans were led again by No. 1 player Annie Park. She took the individual title and led USC with rounds of 70-67-70-71. Doris Chen shot the team's low round on Friday, firing a 70. Kyung Kim added a pair of sub-70 rounds to help the Trojans in Rounds 2 and 3 while Sophia Popov chipped in with solid scorecards of 71-70-74-74. Duke was powered by a terrific effort from Lindy Duncan, who carded rounds of 72-71-71-70. Purdue took third place, finishing 40 shots behind USC.

Results: NCAA Division I Women's Championship

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Angela Park	Torrance, CA	1500	70-67-70-71--278
2	Lindy Duncan	Davie, FL	1000	72-71-71-70--284
3	Paula Reto	, South Africa	700	71-73-70-72--286
T4	Celine Boutier	, France	700	69-73-71-74--287
T4	Erynne Lee	Silverdale, WA	700	71-70-73-73--287

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About the NCAA Division I Women's Championship

30 teams and 6 individuals not on a qualifying team make up the field for the championship of NCAA Division I women's golf. After 72 holes of stroke play, the individual champion is crowned, and the low 8 teams advance to match play to determine the ...