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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016-17 SCHEDULE Date Tournament Time/Result Sept. 12-13 Red Raider Invitational^ 3rd/15 Sept. 18 East-West Match Play (Stroke)! 4th/8 Sept. 19 East-West Match Play (Semifinals)! W, 3-2 over Ohio State Sept. 20 East-West Match Play (Finals)! L, 3-2 to Wisconsin Oct. 3-4 Windy City Collegiate# 9th/14 Oct. 17-18 Greenville Regional Preview$ 9th/16 Oct. 24-25 Nanea Pac-12 Preview* 4th/12 Feb. 4 Civil War Match Play Cancelled Feb. 11-12 Peg Barnard Inviational@ 2nd/12 Feb. 19-21 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate% 11th/16 March 13-14 GIfford Great 8 Match Play+ March 13 Quarterfinals L, 4-1, to No. 9 UCLA March 13 Consolation semifinals L, 4-1 to No. 8 Georgia March 14 7th-place match L, 2.5-2.5, to Oregon State March31-April 2 Bryan National Collegiate= 13th/18 Teams April 9-11 Silverado Showdown> 6th/18 Teams April 24-26 Pac-12 Championships< 9th/11 May 8-10 NCAA Regionals (Lubbock, Texas) 3rd/18 May 19-24 NCAA Championships~ TBA All times Pacific ^ denotes tournament played in Lubbock, Texas ! denotes tournament played in Ann Arbor, Mich. #denotes tournament played in Chicago, Ill. $ denotes tournament played in Greenville, N.C. * denotes tournament played in Kailua Kona, Hawaii @ denotes tournament played in Stanford, Calif. % denotes tournament played in New Orleans, La. + denotes toournament played in Los Angeles, Calif. = denotes tournament played in Brouns Summit, N.C. > denotes tournament played in Napa, Calif. < denotes tournament played in Tucson, Ariz. ~ denotes tournament played in Sugar Grove, ill. OREGON QUICK FACTS Name: .............................................................University of Oregon Location:.................................................................Eugene, Oregon Founded: .................................................................................1876 Enrollment: ..........................................................................24,500 Nickname: .............................................................................Ducks Colors: ..................................................................Green and Yellow Conference: .......................................................................... Pac-12 University President: ............................................ Michael H. Schill Athletics Director: .......................................................Rob Mullens Athletic Department Phone: ...................................(541) 346-4481 Athletic Department TTY: .....................................(541) 346-1021 History First Year of Golf: ....................................................................1977 NCAA Regional Appearances.................................... 19 (last, 2016) NCAA Appearances..................................................... 9 (last, 2016) Individual NCAA Appearances.......................................................3 Team Information 2016 Pac-12 Championships..................................................................8th 2016 NCAA Regionals.............................................................................5th 2016 NCAA Championships...............................................................T5th Letterwinner returning / lost.................................................................7/1 Newcomers................................................................................................... 2 Oregon Women’s Golf Office Head Coach:..................................................................... Ria Scott Season............................................................................. Eighth Alma Mater..................................................... California, 2003 NCAA Regionals w/ UO..........................................................8 NCAA Championship w/ UO..................................................4. E-mail............................................................. [email protected] Assistant Coach: ............................................................Laura Cilek Alma Mater.............................................................. Iowa, 2011 Season.............................................................................Second E-mail......................................................... [email protected] Oregon Media Services Web Site: .................................................................. GoDucks.com Phone: ................................................................... (541) 346-5475 Women’s Golf Contact: .............................................. Nate Krueger Phone: ..............................................................(253) 569-9468. E-mail: .........................................................nkrueger@uoregon.edu Mailing Address:..............................................University of Oregon .............................................................2727 Leo Harris PKWY, .....................................................................Eugene, OR 97401 Pac-12 Communications Web Site: ......................................................................... pac12.org Phone: ....................................................................(925) 932-4411
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Friday, May 19 - Wednesday, May 24 Sugar Grove, Ill. | Rich Harvest Farms Field: 24 teams Course Information: Par-72 | 7,735 yards Live Results: Golfstat.com TV: Golf Channel (Monday-Wednesday) Oregon Lineup: (Season Average) 1. Marcella Pranovia (75.60) 2. Cathleen Santoso (74.26) 3. Kelsey Ulep (75.47) 4. Kathleen Scavo (74.61) 5. Petra Salko (76.55)
OREGON DUCKS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
Name Daniele Giles Brooke Hamilton Amy Matsuoka Brenna Murphy Marcella Pranovia Petra Salko Cathleen Santoso Kathleen Scavo Kelsey Ulep
Ht. 5’7 5’9 5’1 5’4 5’8 5’9 5’6 5’4 5’2
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Jr.
Exp. Hometown/Last School HS Talent, Ore./Logos Public Charter School HS Auckland, New Zealand/St. Cuthbert’s College HS Newport Beach, Calif./Corona Del Mar 2V Corvallis, Ore./Crescent Valley HS 2V Bali, Indonesia/Mater Dei HS (Calif.) HS Turko, Finald/Puolalanmaen Lukio 2V Sydney, Australia/Presbyterian Ladies’ College HS Benicia, Calif./Justin Siena HS 1V Rocklin, Calif./Whitney HS
Head Coach: Ria Scott (8th season) Assistant Coach: Laura Cilek (2nd season)
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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT NOTES THIS WEEK For the second straight season, the Oregon women’s golf team returns to the NCAA Championships. A year after recording the best finish in program history (T5) on their home course, the Ducks head to Sugar Grove, Ill., this week to make the program’s 13th all-time appearance in the Big Dance. FORMAT Beginning on Friday, May 19, all 24 teams in the field are guaranteed three rounds of stroke play. After Sunday’s third round, the top 15 teams will advance to the final round of stroke play on Monday. Following Monday’s round, the top eight remaining teams will move on to the match play portion of the Championships. The quarterfinal and semifinal matches will be played on Tuesday, with the championship match set to be played on Wednesday.
DUCKS SHINE AT LUBBOCK NCAA REGIONAL The Ducks put together their best tournament of the year at their 10th straight NCAA Regional in Lubbock, Texas, finishing 3rd out of 18 teams at +3 (294-289-284--867) to advance to the NCAA Championships for the second straight year. Entering the final day of the 54-hole regional in a tie for third place and with a nine-hole cushion above the cut line, the Ducks took no chances of falling out of the top six with a tremendous start to the round. All five Ducks recorded at least one birdie in the first four holes of the day, and no Duck was worse than 1-over par going through the turn. After a group of bogies in the middle of the back nine, Oregon finished strong and punched its ticket to the NCAA Championships with its best 18-hole total of the week. All four counting scores for the Ducks on Wednesday came in at even-par or better.
HOW TO FOLLOW The NCAA Women’s Golf Championships will once again be broadcast live on the Golf Channel, beginning with Monday’s final round of stroke play and carrying through the entirety of the match-play portion. A recap from each of the Ducks’ rounds will be posted daily on GoDucks.com, and live updates will be provided during each round on Twitter via @OregonWGolf.
Senior Marcella Pranovia led the Ducks in a tie for ninth overall at 1-under par, highlighted by a career-low-tying 67 in the second round, while fellow senior Cathleen Santoso was right behind in 12th at even-par. Kelsey Ulep put together a solid week at 2-over, and Kathleen Scavo rounded out the counting scores at 5 above par. The Ducks now head to Sugar Grove, Ill., for the NCAA Championships, starting on Friday.
THE FIELD Oregon is one of 24 teams competing in the NCAA Championships, and are joined by Arizona State, Furman, Texas, Texas Tech and Kent State out of the Lubbock Regional. Also advancing out of the other three NCAA Regionals were Stanford, Duke, Pepperdine, USC, California, Miami (Fla.), Alabama, Northwesterm Michigan State, Baylor, Clemson, North Carolina, Florida, South Carolina, Florida State, Ohio State, Purdue and Michigan. There are also 12 individuals in the field.
DUCKS PLACE 9TH AT PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS The Ducks finished ninth (318-308-293--919, +55) at the Pac-12 Championshi[s last week in Tucson, Ariz., amd earned their 10th consecutive NCAA Regional berth. Oregon will be heading to Lubbock, Texas, for the regional round. At the Pac-12 Championships, senior Cathleen Santoso led the way with a 10-over showing over the three rounds, fininshing in a tie for 19th overall. Sophomore Kathleen Scavo placed in a tie for 30th at 14-over, and fellow sophomore Petra Salko finished three strokes behind at 17-over. Junior Kelsey Ulep rounded out the counting scores for the Ducks at 18-over, and was stellar in the final round with a 1-under 71.
OREGON’S LINEUP No. 1 - Marcella Pranovia No. 2 - Cathleen Santoso No. 3 - Kelsey Ulep No. 4 - Kathleen Scavo No. 5 - Petra Salko UO IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS The Ducks bring a wealth of confidence and experience into the NCAA Championships after their terrific run last year on their home course at Eugene Country Club. The Ducks reached the quarterfinals and recorded their best-ever finish in a tie for fifth, while Caroline Inglis was the top individual for Oregon in a tie for 16th overall. This is the 13th all-time appearance for the program in the NCAA Championships, and the Ducks have placed in the top 20 seven times. Since Ria Scott, now in her eighth season, took over as head coach, Oregon has reached four NCAA Championships.
SANTOSO LEADS DUCKS AT SILVERADO SHOWDOWN Senior Cathleen Santoso enjoyed a sterling finish to the Silverado Showdown two weeks ago in Napa, Calif., firing a 6-under 66 in the final round to finish the tournament in a season-best tied for fourth at 5-under (75-70-66—211). Sophomore Kathleen Scavo also played well across the three rounds, placing in a tie for 21st at 2-over (69-79-70—218). Marcella Pranovia was the third Duck on the board at 5-over (74-73-74—221, T38), Kelsey Ulep finished tied for 49th at 8-over (72-78-74—224), and Petra Salko finished at 17-over (75-78-80—233, T76) to close out things for the Ducks.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT NOTES OREGON 13TH AT BRYAN NATIONAL COLLEGIATE Oregon traveled to Browns Summit, N.C., last weekend to compete in the Bryan National Collegiate, and came away with a 13th-place finish at +50. Cathleen Santoso was the Ducks’ leader at +10 (74-74-78--226, T46), while Kathleen Scavo finished two strokes behind while carding the low round of the weekend for Oregon (79-70-79--228, T49). Marcella Pranovia (80-76-75--231, +15, T57), Petra Salko (80-74-78-232, +16, T59) and Kelsey Ulep (79-77-77--233, +17, T65) rounded out the Oregon lineup. DUCKS COMPETE AT GIFFORD GREAT 8 The Ducks traveled to Los Angeles, Calif., two weeks ago to compete with some of the nation’s top teams at the Gifford Great 8 Collegiate Match Play. Despite going 0-3 on the tournament, Oregon gained match play experience that could prove valuable come postseason play. The Ducks opened the day with pair of 4-1 losses to two top-10 teams in then-No. 9 UCLA and then-No. 8 Georgia before closing out the tournament against Oregon State in a Civil War match. Oregon played tough with the Beavers and finished tied, 2.5-2.5, but OSU was awarded the win based on the first tiebreaker of most holes won. SALKO LEADS UO AT ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL Playing at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate in New Orleans, Petra Salko led the Ducks with productive showings in all three rounds, finishing the tournament tied for 22nd overall at 4-over (73, 74, 73 - 220). Kathleen Scavo finished tied for 28th, highlight by a 1-under 71 in the second round, at 7-over (76, 71, 76 - 223). Cathleen Santoso tied for 41st on the individual leaderboard at 10-over (75, 75, 76 226). Amy Matsuoka bounced back from a 6-over 78 in the second round to finish strong at 11-over (74, 78, 75 - 227), and Kelsey Ulep rounded out the Oregon lineup at 18-over (77, 80, 77 - 234). STRONG SHOWING IN SPRING OPENER Opening their spring season at the Peg Barnard Invitational at Stanford Golf Course, the Ducks got off to a good start with a second-place finish to top-ranked Stanford after finishing 14-over as a team (292, 289 – 581, +14). Junior Kelsey Ulep, playing in her first event of the academic year after not competing in the fall, led the Ducks with her bestcareer finish (2nd) while finishing as one of only two players under par at 2-under. Sophomore Petra Salko finished tied for 10th at 5-over along with Kathleen Scavo after firing an even-par 71 in the final round, and Amy Matsuoka (T15, +6) and Cathleen Santoso (T24, +8) rounded out the Oregon lineup. SOLID FALL SEASON The Ducks enjoyed a strong showing in the fall season, finishing with a team scoring average of 299.57 after competing in five tournaments. Oregon opened the fall with a third-place finish at the Red Raider Invitational before taking second at the East-West Match Play Challenge, and the Ducks finished the fall with a fourth-place finish at the Nanea Pac-12 Preview. Sophomore Kathleen Scavo led the
Ducks in the fall with a 74.71 scoring average after a careerbest finish at Nanea (T4th), and senior Cathleen Santoso was right behind at 74.79. Amy Matsuoka (75.79), Brooke Hamilton (76.14) and Petra Salko (77.43) rounded out the Duck lineup while competing in all five tournaments. OREGON THRIVING IN THE CLASSROOM The Oregon women’s golf team continues to be among the nation’s most academically elite programs, having earned the NCAA’s Public Recognition Award for the ninth time in the 12-year history of the honor. Programs are honored with the award for posting a multiyear APR in the top 10 percent nationally within their sport. Ria Scott’s program received the Public Recognition Award for the second year in a row; UO women’s golf also received the honor for its academic performance in every year between 2005 and 2011. DUCKS STRIVING TO #BETHESTANDARD Head coach Ria Scott introduced a new motto to the 2017 team prior to the start of spring, #BeTheStandard. The slogan was created in hopes of inspiring the Ducks to set and be the standard in everything they do, whether it’s on the golf course, in the classroom or in the community.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016-17 STATISTICS Name C. Santoso K. Scavo P. Salko A. Matsuoka B. Hamilton K. Ulep M. Pranovia D. Giles TEAM
STROKE AVERAGES
Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Top-10s 31 2,302 74.26 66 1 31 2,313 74.61 69 1 31 1,373 76.55 70 2 19 1,436 75.58 71 2 14 1,066 76.14 70 0 17 1,283 75.47 69 1 15 1,134 75.60 67 1 2 157 78.50 78 0 31.00 9,244 298.19 66 8
Top-20s Rds. at or below par 6 7 4 8 3 4 3 2 1 2 2 5 1 2 0 0 20 30
FALL RESULTS Tournament
Date
Location
Finish
Red Raider Invitational
Sept. 12-13
Lubbok, Texas
3rd/15 Teams
Team Score
East-West Match Play Challenge - Stroke Play
Sept. 18
Ann Arbor, Mich.
4th/8 Teams
289, 294 - 583 (+7)
East-West Match Play Challenge - Match Play Semifinal
Sept. 19
Ann Arbor, Mich.
W
3-2 over Ohio State
East-West Match Play Challenge - Match Play Championship Sept. 20
Ann Arbor, Mich.
L
Windy City Challenge
Oct. 3
Chicago, Ill.
9th/14 Teams
293, 295, 291 - 879 (+16)
Greenville Regional Preview
Oct. 17
Greenville, N.C.
9th/16 Teams
309, 321, 306 - 936 (+72)
Nanea Pac-12 Preview
Oct. 24
Kailua Kona, Hawaii
4th/12 Teams
293, 317, 295 - 905 (+29)
300, 291, 299 - 890 (+26)
3-2 to Wisconsin
SPRING TOURNAMENTS/RESULTS Tournament
Date
Location
Finish
Civil War Match Play Challenge
Feb. 4
Bandon, Ore.
NA
Team Score
Peg Banard Invitational
Feb. 11-12
Stanford, Calif.
2nd/12 Teams
292, 289 - 581 (+13)
Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate
Feb. 19-21
New Orleans, La.
11th/17 Teams
298, 298, 300 - 896 (+32)
Gifford Great 8 Match Play
March 13-14
Los Angeles, Calif.
8th/8 Teams
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Quarterfinals
March 13
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Consolation Semifinals
March 13
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
4-1 to No. 8 Georgia
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Seventh-place Match
March 14
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
2.5-2.5 to Oregon State
Bryan National Collegiate
March 31 - April 2 Browns Summit, N.C.
13th/18 Teams
312, 294, 308 - 914 (+50)
Silverado Showdown
April 9-11
Napa, Calif.
6th/18 Teams
290, 299, 284 - 873 (+9)
Pac-12 Championships
April 24-26
Tucson, Ariz.
9th/11 Teams
318, 308, 293 - 918 (55)
NCAA Regionals
May 8-10
Lubbock, Texas
3rd/18 Teams
294, 289, 284 - 867 (+3)
NCAA Championships
May 19-24
Eugene, Ore.
Cancelled
0-3 4-1 to No. 9 UCLA
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OREGON DUCKS PHOTO ROSTER
Daniele Giles
Brooke Hamilton
Cathleen Santoso
Amy Matsuoka
Kathleen Scavo
Marcella Pranovia
Brenna Murphy
Kelsey Ulep
Ria Scott
Petra Salko
Laura Cilek
FALL TOURNAMENT RESULTS RED RAIDER INVITATIONAL Sept. 12-13 -- Lubbock, Texas The Rawls Course (Par 72, 6,541 yards) 3rd - Oregon - 300, 291, 299 - 890 (+26) T10 Amy Matsuoka - 76, 74, 72 - 222 (+6) T10 Petra Salko - 76, 70, 76 - 222 (+6) T15 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 73, 77 - 223 (+7) 21 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 74, 76 - 225 (+9) T39 Brooke Hamilton - 81, 76, 75 - 232 (+16) EAST-WEST CHALLENGE (STROKE PLAY) Sept. 18 -- Ann Arbor, Mich. Radrick Farms Golf Course (Par 72, 6,292 yards) 4th - Oregon - 289, 294 - 583 (+7) T8 Amy Matsuoka - 71, 75 - 146 (+2) T8 Petra Salko - 75, 71 - 146 (+2) T13 Brooke Hamilton - 74, 73 - 147 (+3) T13 Cathleen Santoso - 71, 76 - 147 (+3) T17 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 75 - 148 (+4) EAST-WEST CHALLENGE (MATCH PLAY) Sept. 19-20 -- Ann Arbor, Mich. Radrick Farms Golf Course (Par 72, 6,292 yards) SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. OHIO STATE (SEMIFINAL) Oregon 3, Ohio State 2 W - Cathleen Santoso - 2 and 1 W - Amy Matsuoka - 1up in 19 W - Brooke Hamilton - 6 and 4 L - Petra Salko - 2 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 4 and 3 SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. WISCONSIN (CHAMPIONSHIP) Wisconsin 3, Oregon 2 W - Amy Matsuoka - 4 and 3 W - Cathleen Santoso - 7 and 6 L - Petra Salko - 2 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 1up L - Brooke Hamilton - 4 and 3
WINDY CITY COLLEGIATE Oct. 3-4 -- Chicago, Ill. Glen View Club (Par 72, 6,338 yards) 11th - Oregon - 293, 295, 291 - 879 (+16) T16 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 70, 73 - 217 (+1) T25 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 75, 72 - 220 (+4) T38 Brooke Hamilton - 75, 77, 70 - 222 (+6) T47 Petra Salko - 72, 76, 76 - 224 (+8) T56 Amy Matsuoka - 75, 74, 78 - 227 (+11) GREENVILLE REGIONAL PREVIEW Oct. 17-18 -- Greenville, N.C. Ironwood Golf and Country Club (Par 72, 6,133 yards) 9th - Oregon - 309, 321, 306 - 936 (+72) T20 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 82, 75 - 231 (+15) T26 Amy Matsuoka - 79, 80, 74 - 233 (+17) T32 Brooke Hamilton - 76, 79, 79 - 234 (+18) T47 Kathleen Scavo - 80, 80, 78 - 238 (+22) T84 Petra Salko - 81, 84, 86 - 251 (+35) NANEA PAC-12 PREVIEW Oct. 24-25 -- Kailua Kona, Hawai’i Nanea Golf Club (Par 73, 6,112 yards) 4th - Oregon - 293, 317, 295 - 905 (+29) T4 Kathleen Scavo - 70, 73, 74 - 217 (-2) T23 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 83, 70 - 227 (+8) T37 Brooke Hamilton - 72, 82, 77 - 231 (+12) T41 Amy Matsuoka - 77, 82, 74 - 233 (+14) T53 Petra Salko - 82, 80, 79 - 241 (+22)
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS SPRING TOURNAMENT RESULTS CIVIL WAR MATCH PLAY CHALLENGE CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER PEG BARNARD INVITATIONAL Feb. 11-12 -- Stanford, Calif. Stanford University Golf Course (Par 71, 6,130 yards) 2nd - Oregon - 292, 289 - 581 (+13) 2 Kelsey Ulep - 71, 69 - 140 (-2) T11 Petra Salko - 76, 71 - 147 (+5) T11 Kathleen Scavo - 72, 75 - 147 (+5) T15 Amy Matsuoka - 74, 74 - 148 (+6) T24 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 75 - 150 (+8) ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL INTERCOLLEGIATE Feb. 19-20 -- New Orleans, La. Enlgish Turn Golf & CC (Par 72, 6,239 yards) 11th - Oregon - 298, 298, 300 - 896 (+32) T22 Petra Salko - 73, 74, 73 - 220 (+4) T28 Kathleen Scavo - 76, 71, 76 - 223 (+7) T41 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 75, 76 - 226 (+10) T47 Amy Matsuoka - 74, 78, 75 - 227 (+11) T70 Kelsey Ulep - 77, 80, 77 - 234 (+18) GIFFORD GREAT 8 COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY March 13-14 -- Los Angeles, Calif. (Hosted by UCLA) Brentwood Country Club (Par 72, 6,294 yards) Oregon - 8th place (0-3) SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. NO. 9 UCLA (QUARTERFINALS) UCLA 4, Oregon 1 L - Amy Matsuoka - 6 and 4 L - Cathleen Santoso - 3 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 W - Petra Salko - 1 up L - Kelsey Ulep - 2 up SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. NO. 8 GEORGIA (CONS. SEMIFINALS) Georgia 4, Oregon 1 W - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 L - Amy Matsuoka - 3 and 1 L - Kelsey Ulep - 2 and 1 L - Petra Salko - 1 up L - Cathleen Santoso - 4 and 3 SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. OREGON STATE (7TH PLACE MATCH) OSU 2.5, Oregon 2.5 (OSU wins on first tiebreaker - most holes won) L - Kelsey Ulep - 3 and 2 W - Cathleen Santoso - 2 up L - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 W - Petra Salko - 4 and 3 T - Amy Matsuoka - All Square
BRYAN NATIONAL COLLEGIATE April 1-2 -- Browns Summit, N.C. Bryans Park Champions Course (Par 72, 6,386 yards) 13th - Oregon - 312, 294, 308 - 914 (+50) T42 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 74, 78 - 226 (+10) T49 Kathleen Scavo - 79, 70, 79 - 228 (+12) T57 Marcella Pranovia - 80, 76, 75 - 231 (+15) T59 Petra Salko - 80, 74, 78 - 232 (+16) T65 Kelsey Ulep - 79, 77, 77 - 233 (+17) SILVERADO SHOWDOWN April 9-11 -- Napa, Calif. Silverado Country Club (Par 72, 6,176 yards) 6th - Oregon - 290, 299, 284 - 873 (+9) T4 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 70, 66 - 211 (-5) T21 Kathleen Scavo - 69, 79, 70 - 218 (+2) T38 Marcella Pranovia - 74, 73, 74 - 221 (+5) T49 Kelsey Ulep - 72, 78, 74 - 224 (+8) T76 Petra Salko - 75, 78, 80 - 233 (+17) PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS April 24-26 -- Tucson, Ariz. Sewailo Golf Course (Par 72, 6,583 yards) 9th - Oregon - 318, 308, 293 - 919 (+55) T19 Cathleen Santoso - 77, 75, 74 - 226 (+10) T30 Kathleen Scavo - 80, 76, 74 - 230 (+14) T42 Petra Salko - 80. 79, 74 - 233 (+17) T44 Kelsey Ulep - 83, 80, 71 - 234 (+18) 49 Marcella Pranovia - 81, 78, 79 - 238 (+22) NCAA REGIONALS May 8-10 -- Lubbock, Texas The Rawls Course (Par 72, 6,593 yards) 3rd - Oregon - 294, 289, 284 - 867 (+3) T9 Marcella Pranovia - 76, 67, 72 - 215 (-1) 12 Cathleen Santoso - 69, 75, 72 - 216 (E) T17 Kelsey Ulep - 76, 73, 69 - 218 (+2) T30 Kathleen Scavo - 74, 76, 71 - 221 (+5) T41 Petra Salko - 75, 74, 75 - 224 (+8)
OREGON GOLF
Women’s Golf Contact: Nate Krueger Office Phone: 541.346.5475 Email: [email protected]
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016-17 SCHEDULE Date Tournament Time/Result Sept. 12-13 Red Raider Invitational^ 3rd/15 Sept. 18 East-West Match Play (Stroke)! 4th/8 Sept. 19 East-West Match Play (Semifinals)! W, 3-2 over Ohio State Sept. 20 East-West Match Play (Finals)! L, 3-2 to Wisconsin Oct. 3-4 Windy City Collegiate# 9th/14 Oct. 17-18 Greenville Regional Preview$ 9th/16 Oct. 24-25 Nanea Pac-12 Preview* 4th/12 Feb. 4 Civil War Match Play Cancelled Feb. 11-12 Peg Barnard Inviational@ 2nd/12 Feb. 19-21 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate% 11th/16 March 13-14 GIfford Great 8 Match Play+ March 13 Quarterfinals L, 4-1, to No. 9 UCLA March 13 Consolation semifinals L, 4-1 to No. 8 Georgia March 14 7th-place match L, 2.5-2.5, to Oregon State March31-April 2 Bryan National Collegiate= 13th/18 Teams April 9-11 Silverado Showdown> 6th/18 Teams April 24-26 Pac-12 Championships< 9th/11 May 8-10 NCAA Regionals (Lubbock, Texas) 3rd/18 May 19-24 NCAA Championships~ TBA All times Pacific ^ denotes tournament played in Lubbock, Texas ! denotes tournament played in Ann Arbor, Mich. #denotes tournament played in Chicago, Ill. $ denotes tournament played in Greenville, N.C. * denotes tournament played in Kailua Kona, Hawaii @ denotes tournament played in Stanford, Calif. % denotes tournament played in New Orleans, La. + denotes toournament played in Los Angeles, Calif. = denotes tournament played in Brouns Summit, N.C. > denotes tournament played in Napa, Calif. < denotes tournament played in Tucson, Ariz. ~ denotes tournament played in Sugar Grove, ill. OREGON QUICK FACTS Name: .............................................................University of Oregon Location:.................................................................Eugene, Oregon Founded: .................................................................................1876 Enrollment: ..........................................................................24,500 Nickname: .............................................................................Ducks Colors: ..................................................................Green and Yellow Conference: .......................................................................... Pac-12 University President: ............................................ Michael H. Schill Athletics Director: .......................................................Rob Mullens Athletic Department Phone: ...................................(541) 346-4481 Athletic Department TTY: .....................................(541) 346-1021 History First Year of Golf: ....................................................................1977 NCAA Regional Appearances.................................... 19 (last, 2016) NCAA Appearances..................................................... 9 (last, 2016) Individual NCAA Appearances.......................................................3 Team Information 2016 Pac-12 Championships..................................................................8th 2016 NCAA Regionals.............................................................................5th 2016 NCAA Championships...............................................................T5th Letterwinner returning / lost.................................................................7/1 Newcomers................................................................................................... 2 Oregon Women’s Golf Office Head Coach:..................................................................... Ria Scott Season............................................................................. Eighth Alma Mater..................................................... California, 2003 NCAA Regionals w/ UO..........................................................8 NCAA Championship w/ UO..................................................4. E-mail............................................................. [email protected] Assistant Coach: ............................................................Laura Cilek Alma Mater.............................................................. Iowa, 2011 Season.............................................................................Second E-mail......................................................... [email protected] Oregon Media Services Web Site: .................................................................. GoDucks.com Phone: ................................................................... (541) 346-5475 Women’s Golf Contact: .............................................. Nate Krueger Phone: ..............................................................(253) 569-9468. E-mail: .........................................................nkrueger@uoregon.edu Mailing Address:..............................................University of Oregon .............................................................2727 Leo Harris PKWY, .....................................................................Eugene, OR 97401 Pac-12 Communications Web Site: ......................................................................... pac12.org Phone: ....................................................................(925) 932-4411
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Friday, May 19 - Wednesday, May 24 Sugar Grove, Ill. | Rich Harvest Farms Field: 24 teams Course Information: Par-72 | 7,735 yards Live Results: Golfstat.com TV: Golf Channel (Monday-Wednesday) Oregon Lineup: (Season Average) 1. Marcella Pranovia (75.60) 2. Cathleen Santoso (74.26) 3. Kelsey Ulep (75.47) 4. Kathleen Scavo (74.61) 5. Petra Salko (76.55)
OREGON DUCKS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
Name Daniele Giles Brooke Hamilton Amy Matsuoka Brenna Murphy Marcella Pranovia Petra Salko Cathleen Santoso Kathleen Scavo Kelsey Ulep
Ht. 5’7 5’9 5’1 5’4 5’8 5’9 5’6 5’4 5’2
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Jr.
Exp. Hometown/Last School HS Talent, Ore./Logos Public Charter School HS Auckland, New Zealand/St. Cuthbert’s College HS Newport Beach, Calif./Corona Del Mar 2V Corvallis, Ore./Crescent Valley HS 2V Bali, Indonesia/Mater Dei HS (Calif.) HS Turko, Finald/Puolalanmaen Lukio 2V Sydney, Australia/Presbyterian Ladies’ College HS Benicia, Calif./Justin Siena HS 1V Rocklin, Calif./Whitney HS
Head Coach: Ria Scott (8th season) Assistant Coach: Laura Cilek (2nd season)
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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT NOTES THIS WEEK For the second straight season, the Oregon women’s golf team returns to the NCAA Championships. A year after recording the best finish in program history (T5) on their home course, the Ducks head to Sugar Grove, Ill., this week to make the program’s 13th all-time appearance in the Big Dance. FORMAT Beginning on Friday, May 19, all 24 teams in the field are guaranteed three rounds of stroke play. After Sunday’s third round, the top 15 teams will advance to the final round of stroke play on Monday. Following Monday’s round, the top eight remaining teams will move on to the match play portion of the Championships. The quarterfinal and semifinal matches will be played on Tuesday, with the championship match set to be played on Wednesday.
DUCKS SHINE AT LUBBOCK NCAA REGIONAL The Ducks put together their best tournament of the year at their 10th straight NCAA Regional in Lubbock, Texas, finishing 3rd out of 18 teams at +3 (294-289-284--867) to advance to the NCAA Championships for the second straight year. Entering the final day of the 54-hole regional in a tie for third place and with a nine-hole cushion above the cut line, the Ducks took no chances of falling out of the top six with a tremendous start to the round. All five Ducks recorded at least one birdie in the first four holes of the day, and no Duck was worse than 1-over par going through the turn. After a group of bogies in the middle of the back nine, Oregon finished strong and punched its ticket to the NCAA Championships with its best 18-hole total of the week. All four counting scores for the Ducks on Wednesday came in at even-par or better.
HOW TO FOLLOW The NCAA Women’s Golf Championships will once again be broadcast live on the Golf Channel, beginning with Monday’s final round of stroke play and carrying through the entirety of the match-play portion. A recap from each of the Ducks’ rounds will be posted daily on GoDucks.com, and live updates will be provided during each round on Twitter via @OregonWGolf.
Senior Marcella Pranovia led the Ducks in a tie for ninth overall at 1-under par, highlighted by a career-low-tying 67 in the second round, while fellow senior Cathleen Santoso was right behind in 12th at even-par. Kelsey Ulep put together a solid week at 2-over, and Kathleen Scavo rounded out the counting scores at 5 above par. The Ducks now head to Sugar Grove, Ill., for the NCAA Championships, starting on Friday.
THE FIELD Oregon is one of 24 teams competing in the NCAA Championships, and are joined by Arizona State, Furman, Texas, Texas Tech and Kent State out of the Lubbock Regional. Also advancing out of the other three NCAA Regionals were Stanford, Duke, Pepperdine, USC, California, Miami (Fla.), Alabama, Northwesterm Michigan State, Baylor, Clemson, North Carolina, Florida, South Carolina, Florida State, Ohio State, Purdue and Michigan. There are also 12 individuals in the field.
DUCKS PLACE 9TH AT PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS The Ducks finished ninth (318-308-293--919, +55) at the Pac-12 Championshi[s last week in Tucson, Ariz., amd earned their 10th consecutive NCAA Regional berth. Oregon will be heading to Lubbock, Texas, for the regional round. At the Pac-12 Championships, senior Cathleen Santoso led the way with a 10-over showing over the three rounds, fininshing in a tie for 19th overall. Sophomore Kathleen Scavo placed in a tie for 30th at 14-over, and fellow sophomore Petra Salko finished three strokes behind at 17-over. Junior Kelsey Ulep rounded out the counting scores for the Ducks at 18-over, and was stellar in the final round with a 1-under 71.
OREGON’S LINEUP No. 1 - Marcella Pranovia No. 2 - Cathleen Santoso No. 3 - Kelsey Ulep No. 4 - Kathleen Scavo No. 5 - Petra Salko UO IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS The Ducks bring a wealth of confidence and experience into the NCAA Championships after their terrific run last year on their home course at Eugene Country Club. The Ducks reached the quarterfinals and recorded their best-ever finish in a tie for fifth, while Caroline Inglis was the top individual for Oregon in a tie for 16th overall. This is the 13th all-time appearance for the program in the NCAA Championships, and the Ducks have placed in the top 20 seven times. Since Ria Scott, now in her eighth season, took over as head coach, Oregon has reached four NCAA Championships.
SANTOSO LEADS DUCKS AT SILVERADO SHOWDOWN Senior Cathleen Santoso enjoyed a sterling finish to the Silverado Showdown two weeks ago in Napa, Calif., firing a 6-under 66 in the final round to finish the tournament in a season-best tied for fourth at 5-under (75-70-66—211). Sophomore Kathleen Scavo also played well across the three rounds, placing in a tie for 21st at 2-over (69-79-70—218). Marcella Pranovia was the third Duck on the board at 5-over (74-73-74—221, T38), Kelsey Ulep finished tied for 49th at 8-over (72-78-74—224), and Petra Salko finished at 17-over (75-78-80—233, T76) to close out things for the Ducks.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT NOTES OREGON 13TH AT BRYAN NATIONAL COLLEGIATE Oregon traveled to Browns Summit, N.C., last weekend to compete in the Bryan National Collegiate, and came away with a 13th-place finish at +50. Cathleen Santoso was the Ducks’ leader at +10 (74-74-78--226, T46), while Kathleen Scavo finished two strokes behind while carding the low round of the weekend for Oregon (79-70-79--228, T49). Marcella Pranovia (80-76-75--231, +15, T57), Petra Salko (80-74-78-232, +16, T59) and Kelsey Ulep (79-77-77--233, +17, T65) rounded out the Oregon lineup. DUCKS COMPETE AT GIFFORD GREAT 8 The Ducks traveled to Los Angeles, Calif., two weeks ago to compete with some of the nation’s top teams at the Gifford Great 8 Collegiate Match Play. Despite going 0-3 on the tournament, Oregon gained match play experience that could prove valuable come postseason play. The Ducks opened the day with pair of 4-1 losses to two top-10 teams in then-No. 9 UCLA and then-No. 8 Georgia before closing out the tournament against Oregon State in a Civil War match. Oregon played tough with the Beavers and finished tied, 2.5-2.5, but OSU was awarded the win based on the first tiebreaker of most holes won. SALKO LEADS UO AT ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL Playing at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate in New Orleans, Petra Salko led the Ducks with productive showings in all three rounds, finishing the tournament tied for 22nd overall at 4-over (73, 74, 73 - 220). Kathleen Scavo finished tied for 28th, highlight by a 1-under 71 in the second round, at 7-over (76, 71, 76 - 223). Cathleen Santoso tied for 41st on the individual leaderboard at 10-over (75, 75, 76 226). Amy Matsuoka bounced back from a 6-over 78 in the second round to finish strong at 11-over (74, 78, 75 - 227), and Kelsey Ulep rounded out the Oregon lineup at 18-over (77, 80, 77 - 234). STRONG SHOWING IN SPRING OPENER Opening their spring season at the Peg Barnard Invitational at Stanford Golf Course, the Ducks got off to a good start with a second-place finish to top-ranked Stanford after finishing 14-over as a team (292, 289 – 581, +14). Junior Kelsey Ulep, playing in her first event of the academic year after not competing in the fall, led the Ducks with her bestcareer finish (2nd) while finishing as one of only two players under par at 2-under. Sophomore Petra Salko finished tied for 10th at 5-over along with Kathleen Scavo after firing an even-par 71 in the final round, and Amy Matsuoka (T15, +6) and Cathleen Santoso (T24, +8) rounded out the Oregon lineup. SOLID FALL SEASON The Ducks enjoyed a strong showing in the fall season, finishing with a team scoring average of 299.57 after competing in five tournaments. Oregon opened the fall with a third-place finish at the Red Raider Invitational before taking second at the East-West Match Play Challenge, and the Ducks finished the fall with a fourth-place finish at the Nanea Pac-12 Preview. Sophomore Kathleen Scavo led the
Ducks in the fall with a 74.71 scoring average after a careerbest finish at Nanea (T4th), and senior Cathleen Santoso was right behind at 74.79. Amy Matsuoka (75.79), Brooke Hamilton (76.14) and Petra Salko (77.43) rounded out the Duck lineup while competing in all five tournaments. OREGON THRIVING IN THE CLASSROOM The Oregon women’s golf team continues to be among the nation’s most academically elite programs, having earned the NCAA’s Public Recognition Award for the ninth time in the 12-year history of the honor. Programs are honored with the award for posting a multiyear APR in the top 10 percent nationally within their sport. Ria Scott’s program received the Public Recognition Award for the second year in a row; UO women’s golf also received the honor for its academic performance in every year between 2005 and 2011. DUCKS STRIVING TO #BETHESTANDARD Head coach Ria Scott introduced a new motto to the 2017 team prior to the start of spring, #BeTheStandard. The slogan was created in hopes of inspiring the Ducks to set and be the standard in everything they do, whether it’s on the golf course, in the classroom or in the community.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016-17 STATISTICS Name C. Santoso K. Scavo P. Salko A. Matsuoka B. Hamilton K. Ulep M. Pranovia D. Giles TEAM
STROKE AVERAGES
Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Top-10s 31 2,302 74.26 66 1 31 2,313 74.61 69 1 31 1,373 76.55 70 2 19 1,436 75.58 71 2 14 1,066 76.14 70 0 17 1,283 75.47 69 1 15 1,134 75.60 67 1 2 157 78.50 78 0 31.00 9,244 298.19 66 8
Top-20s Rds. at or below par 6 7 4 8 3 4 3 2 1 2 2 5 1 2 0 0 20 30
FALL RESULTS Tournament
Date
Location
Finish
Red Raider Invitational
Sept. 12-13
Lubbok, Texas
3rd/15 Teams
Team Score
East-West Match Play Challenge - Stroke Play
Sept. 18
Ann Arbor, Mich.
4th/8 Teams
289, 294 - 583 (+7)
East-West Match Play Challenge - Match Play Semifinal
Sept. 19
Ann Arbor, Mich.
W
3-2 over Ohio State
East-West Match Play Challenge - Match Play Championship Sept. 20
Ann Arbor, Mich.
L
Windy City Challenge
Oct. 3
Chicago, Ill.
9th/14 Teams
293, 295, 291 - 879 (+16)
Greenville Regional Preview
Oct. 17
Greenville, N.C.
9th/16 Teams
309, 321, 306 - 936 (+72)
Nanea Pac-12 Preview
Oct. 24
Kailua Kona, Hawaii
4th/12 Teams
293, 317, 295 - 905 (+29)
300, 291, 299 - 890 (+26)
3-2 to Wisconsin
SPRING TOURNAMENTS/RESULTS Tournament
Date
Location
Finish
Civil War Match Play Challenge
Feb. 4
Bandon, Ore.
NA
Team Score
Peg Banard Invitational
Feb. 11-12
Stanford, Calif.
2nd/12 Teams
292, 289 - 581 (+13)
Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate
Feb. 19-21
New Orleans, La.
11th/17 Teams
298, 298, 300 - 896 (+32)
Gifford Great 8 Match Play
March 13-14
Los Angeles, Calif.
8th/8 Teams
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Quarterfinals
March 13
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Consolation Semifinals
March 13
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
4-1 to No. 8 Georgia
Gifford Great 8 Match Play - Seventh-place Match
March 14
Los Angeles, Calif.
L
2.5-2.5 to Oregon State
Bryan National Collegiate
March 31 - April 2 Browns Summit, N.C.
13th/18 Teams
312, 294, 308 - 914 (+50)
Silverado Showdown
April 9-11
Napa, Calif.
6th/18 Teams
290, 299, 284 - 873 (+9)
Pac-12 Championships
April 24-26
Tucson, Ariz.
9th/11 Teams
318, 308, 293 - 918 (55)
NCAA Regionals
May 8-10
Lubbock, Texas
3rd/18 Teams
294, 289, 284 - 867 (+3)
NCAA Championships
May 19-24
Eugene, Ore.
Cancelled
0-3 4-1 to No. 9 UCLA
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OREGON DUCKS PHOTO ROSTER
Daniele Giles
Brooke Hamilton
Cathleen Santoso
Amy Matsuoka
Kathleen Scavo
Marcella Pranovia
Brenna Murphy
Kelsey Ulep
Ria Scott
Petra Salko
Laura Cilek
FALL TOURNAMENT RESULTS RED RAIDER INVITATIONAL Sept. 12-13 -- Lubbock, Texas The Rawls Course (Par 72, 6,541 yards) 3rd - Oregon - 300, 291, 299 - 890 (+26) T10 Amy Matsuoka - 76, 74, 72 - 222 (+6) T10 Petra Salko - 76, 70, 76 - 222 (+6) T15 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 73, 77 - 223 (+7) 21 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 74, 76 - 225 (+9) T39 Brooke Hamilton - 81, 76, 75 - 232 (+16) EAST-WEST CHALLENGE (STROKE PLAY) Sept. 18 -- Ann Arbor, Mich. Radrick Farms Golf Course (Par 72, 6,292 yards) 4th - Oregon - 289, 294 - 583 (+7) T8 Amy Matsuoka - 71, 75 - 146 (+2) T8 Petra Salko - 75, 71 - 146 (+2) T13 Brooke Hamilton - 74, 73 - 147 (+3) T13 Cathleen Santoso - 71, 76 - 147 (+3) T17 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 75 - 148 (+4) EAST-WEST CHALLENGE (MATCH PLAY) Sept. 19-20 -- Ann Arbor, Mich. Radrick Farms Golf Course (Par 72, 6,292 yards) SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. OHIO STATE (SEMIFINAL) Oregon 3, Ohio State 2 W - Cathleen Santoso - 2 and 1 W - Amy Matsuoka - 1up in 19 W - Brooke Hamilton - 6 and 4 L - Petra Salko - 2 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 4 and 3 SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. WISCONSIN (CHAMPIONSHIP) Wisconsin 3, Oregon 2 W - Amy Matsuoka - 4 and 3 W - Cathleen Santoso - 7 and 6 L - Petra Salko - 2 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 1up L - Brooke Hamilton - 4 and 3
WINDY CITY COLLEGIATE Oct. 3-4 -- Chicago, Ill. Glen View Club (Par 72, 6,338 yards) 11th - Oregon - 293, 295, 291 - 879 (+16) T16 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 70, 73 - 217 (+1) T25 Kathleen Scavo - 73, 75, 72 - 220 (+4) T38 Brooke Hamilton - 75, 77, 70 - 222 (+6) T47 Petra Salko - 72, 76, 76 - 224 (+8) T56 Amy Matsuoka - 75, 74, 78 - 227 (+11) GREENVILLE REGIONAL PREVIEW Oct. 17-18 -- Greenville, N.C. Ironwood Golf and Country Club (Par 72, 6,133 yards) 9th - Oregon - 309, 321, 306 - 936 (+72) T20 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 82, 75 - 231 (+15) T26 Amy Matsuoka - 79, 80, 74 - 233 (+17) T32 Brooke Hamilton - 76, 79, 79 - 234 (+18) T47 Kathleen Scavo - 80, 80, 78 - 238 (+22) T84 Petra Salko - 81, 84, 86 - 251 (+35) NANEA PAC-12 PREVIEW Oct. 24-25 -- Kailua Kona, Hawai’i Nanea Golf Club (Par 73, 6,112 yards) 4th - Oregon - 293, 317, 295 - 905 (+29) T4 Kathleen Scavo - 70, 73, 74 - 217 (-2) T23 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 83, 70 - 227 (+8) T37 Brooke Hamilton - 72, 82, 77 - 231 (+12) T41 Amy Matsuoka - 77, 82, 74 - 233 (+14) T53 Petra Salko - 82, 80, 79 - 241 (+22)
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS SPRING TOURNAMENT RESULTS CIVIL WAR MATCH PLAY CHALLENGE CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER PEG BARNARD INVITATIONAL Feb. 11-12 -- Stanford, Calif. Stanford University Golf Course (Par 71, 6,130 yards) 2nd - Oregon - 292, 289 - 581 (+13) 2 Kelsey Ulep - 71, 69 - 140 (-2) T11 Petra Salko - 76, 71 - 147 (+5) T11 Kathleen Scavo - 72, 75 - 147 (+5) T15 Amy Matsuoka - 74, 74 - 148 (+6) T24 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 75 - 150 (+8) ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL INTERCOLLEGIATE Feb. 19-20 -- New Orleans, La. Enlgish Turn Golf & CC (Par 72, 6,239 yards) 11th - Oregon - 298, 298, 300 - 896 (+32) T22 Petra Salko - 73, 74, 73 - 220 (+4) T28 Kathleen Scavo - 76, 71, 76 - 223 (+7) T41 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 75, 76 - 226 (+10) T47 Amy Matsuoka - 74, 78, 75 - 227 (+11) T70 Kelsey Ulep - 77, 80, 77 - 234 (+18) GIFFORD GREAT 8 COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY March 13-14 -- Los Angeles, Calif. (Hosted by UCLA) Brentwood Country Club (Par 72, 6,294 yards) Oregon - 8th place (0-3) SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. NO. 9 UCLA (QUARTERFINALS) UCLA 4, Oregon 1 L - Amy Matsuoka - 6 and 4 L - Cathleen Santoso - 3 and 1 L - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 W - Petra Salko - 1 up L - Kelsey Ulep - 2 up SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. NO. 8 GEORGIA (CONS. SEMIFINALS) Georgia 4, Oregon 1 W - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 L - Amy Matsuoka - 3 and 1 L - Kelsey Ulep - 2 and 1 L - Petra Salko - 1 up L - Cathleen Santoso - 4 and 3 SINGLES MATCH PLAY vs. OREGON STATE (7TH PLACE MATCH) OSU 2.5, Oregon 2.5 (OSU wins on first tiebreaker - most holes won) L - Kelsey Ulep - 3 and 2 W - Cathleen Santoso - 2 up L - Kathleen Scavo - 3 and 2 W - Petra Salko - 4 and 3 T - Amy Matsuoka - All Square
BRYAN NATIONAL COLLEGIATE April 1-2 -- Browns Summit, N.C. Bryans Park Champions Course (Par 72, 6,386 yards) 13th - Oregon - 312, 294, 308 - 914 (+50) T42 Cathleen Santoso - 74, 74, 78 - 226 (+10) T49 Kathleen Scavo - 79, 70, 79 - 228 (+12) T57 Marcella Pranovia - 80, 76, 75 - 231 (+15) T59 Petra Salko - 80, 74, 78 - 232 (+16) T65 Kelsey Ulep - 79, 77, 77 - 233 (+17) SILVERADO SHOWDOWN April 9-11 -- Napa, Calif. Silverado Country Club (Par 72, 6,176 yards) 6th - Oregon - 290, 299, 284 - 873 (+9) T4 Cathleen Santoso - 75, 70, 66 - 211 (-5) T21 Kathleen Scavo - 69, 79, 70 - 218 (+2) T38 Marcella Pranovia - 74, 73, 74 - 221 (+5) T49 Kelsey Ulep - 72, 78, 74 - 224 (+8) T76 Petra Salko - 75, 78, 80 - 233 (+17) PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS April 24-26 -- Tucson, Ariz. Sewailo Golf Course (Par 72, 6,583 yards) 9th - Oregon - 318, 308, 293 - 919 (+55) T19 Cathleen Santoso - 77, 75, 74 - 226 (+10) T30 Kathleen Scavo - 80, 76, 74 - 230 (+14) T42 Petra Salko - 80. 79, 74 - 233 (+17) T44 Kelsey Ulep - 83, 80, 71 - 234 (+18) 49 Marcella Pranovia - 81, 78, 79 - 238 (+22) NCAA REGIONALS May 8-10 -- Lubbock, Texas The Rawls Course (Par 72, 6,593 yards) 3rd - Oregon - 294, 289, 284 - 867 (+3) T9 Marcella Pranovia - 76, 67, 72 - 215 (-1) 12 Cathleen Santoso - 69, 75, 72 - 216 (E) T17 Kelsey Ulep - 76, 73, 69 - 218 (+2) T30 Kathleen Scavo - 74, 76, 71 - 221 (+5) T41 Petra Salko - 75, 74, 75 - 224 (+8)
