Arizona Overtakes Duke On Final Day of Rolex/Golf World/Palmetton Dunes

HILTON HEAD, S.C. -- The Arizona Wildcats shot a team-low 287 on the final day of the Rolex/Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Invitational to win by one stroke over #1 ranked Duke University.

Duke shot a 291 in the final round and ended the tournament with a three-day total of 876, which was one stroke behind the winner Arizona (875). The Blue Devils were led by Beth Bauer, who lost in a playoff for individual honors to Jenna Daniels of Arizona (71-71-67=209, -7).

Candy Hannemann of Duke finished the tournament with a 219 (74-70-75=219, +3), which was tied for sixth. Other Duke players were Kalen Anderson (T-20th, 74-77-75=226), Maria-Garcia Estrada (T-20th, 72-76-78=226) and Kristina Engstrom (T-25th, 74-80-74=228). This is the final tournament of the fall for the top-ranked Blue Devils. They will open the spring season in Tucson, Arizona on Feb. 21-23 at the Arizona Invitational.

Teams                                   
1.   Arizona                     293-295-287=875 
2.   Duke University             291-294-291=876 
3.   Arizona State               299-300-289=888 
4.   Southern California         399-297-293=890 
5.   Louisiana State             290-303-299=892 
6.   Texas                       304-306-293=903 
7.   Stanford                    306-308-295=909 
8.   Tulsa                       304-305-308=917 
9.   Georgia                     301-312-306=919 
10.  Pepperdine                  308-308-308=924 
11.  TCU                         304-314-313=931 
12.  Furman University           322-328-306=956

Top Individuals
1.  Jenna Daniels (AZ)          71-71-67=209
2.  Beth Bauer (DU)             71-71-67=209
3.  Candie Kung (USC)           72-72-71=214
4.  Miriam Nagl (ASU)           73-76-69=218
    Tamie Durdin  (PU)          71-76-71=218