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USF Women's Golf 14th After 36 Holes of 2009 Stanford Intercollegiate
Oct. 17, 2009
Complete Day Two Stats in PDF Format 
(Palo Alto, CA) - USF women's golf recovered from a tough opening round and shot a 296 Saturday in the second round of the 2009 Stanford Intercollegiate at the Stanford Golf Course. The Dons remain in 14th place - two shots behind the tournament host Cardinal - and look to finish strong in Sunday's final round on the par-71 course playing at 6,156 yards.
Senior Danielle Cvitanov fired a 2-under 69, moving into a share of 14th place at even par 142 (73, 69). The defending West Coast Conference Player of the Year carded a team-high five birdies on the day, three on the back nine. Freshman Katrina Hegge shot a 3-oover 74 for the Dons with a pair of birdies.
No. 4 Arizona State leads the field at 13-under 555 (273, 282), while UCLA is second at 6-under 562 (277, 285), two shots in front of Texas at 564 (279, 285). No. 21 Vanderbilt is fourth at 5-over 573 (290, 283), while Washington rounds out the top-five teams at 579 (285, 294). San Francisco enters the final round at 600 (304, 296).
USF looks for continued improvement Sunday in final round action. The Dons tee off from No. 10 tee starting at 8:48 AM. Live scoring is available courtesy of GolfStat.com and can be accessed at USFDons.com by clicking on the events tab.
