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Tune into Golf Channel Today at 3 PM for 2019 NCAA Coverage
5/27/2020 1:51:00 PM | Women's Golf
DURHAM, N.C. – The Golf Channel will continue its coverage of the 2019 NCAA Women's Golf Championship Wednesday afternoon as it will air Duke's semifinal match between Duke and Arizona at The Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark.
Tune in beginning at 3 p.m., Wednesday for three hours of coverage as the Blue Devils took down Arizona, 3-2, in a thrilling match.
The Golf Channel will feature a double-dose of the Blue Devils' NCAA Championship victory over Wake Forest on Thursday, May 28 from 2-6 p.m. (ET) and 7-11 p.m. (ET).
The championship match coverage is titled "Watch Along with Champions presented by Stifel," which features analysis and play-by-play commentary with Duke head coach Dan Brooks, Ana Belac, Jaravee Boonchant and Miranda Wang. Golf Channel's Steve Burkowski will host the enhanced telecasts.
In addition, members of GOLF Channel's NCAA tournament broadcast team as well as participants from the championship will engage on social media throughout the three days of tournament coverage using the hashtag #NCAAGolf.
Members of Duke's 2019 championship squad recently got together via zoom to talk about winning the title and it will be posted on www.GoDuke.com Thursday, May 28.
2019 NCAA Women's Golf Championships Encore Airtimes (all times ET)
Wednesday, May 27 Semifinals, Team Match Play 3-6 p.m. ET
*Thursday, May 28 Team National Championship 2-6 p.m. ET / 7-11 p.m. ET
*(Watch Along with Champions presented by Stifel: Duke coach Dan Brooks, players Ana Belac, Jaravee Boonchant and Miranda Wang).
#GoDuke
Kim's Birdie Sends Duke into NCAA Title Match
For the second straight day, Blue Devil freshman Gina Kim came through in the clutch taking down 14th-ranked Bianca Pagdanganan of Arizona, 1UP, to clinch the, 3-2, victory for Duke. Kim, who hails from Chapel Hill, N.C., trailed for five of the first nine holes, before winning No. 9 with a par to return the match to all square.
Kim, who won 1UP the day before on the last hole with a birdie, would take her first lead with a par on No. 13, but Pagdanganan evened the match with a birdie on the 15th. Kim calmly stepped up and stuck her approach on No. 16 to two feet and drained the birdie to go ahead, 1UP. Both golfers parred No. 17 and then Kim hit her tee shot on No. 18 into the fairway bunker.
Just like the day before, Kim came through in the clutch and stuck her sand shot to three feet and sank the birdie to give Duke the win.
Arizona would take a 1-0 lead in the match as Haley Moore took down Jaravee Boonchant, 4&3, but the Blue Devils responded quickly to even the score, 1-1, as senior Virginia Elena Carta won her second straight match with a 2&1 ledger over Sandra Nordaas. Carta, a native of Udine, Italy, led by as many as 5UP through nine holes and was able to close the contest on No. 17 with a par. She improved to 4-0-1 in NCAA Championship match play over her career.
The Wildcats netted the next point as Yusang Hou chipped in from the trap to take a 2&1 decision over sophomore Miranda Wang. A product of Beijing, China, Wong had battled back from being down four holes with five remaining to cut Hou's lead to 1UP through 16.
Duke junior Ana Belac never trailed in the match against Ya Chun Chang, but was tied after the 12th hole. Belac, who is from Portoroz, Slovenia, would birdie No. 13 to go 1UP and then won No. 14 to take a 2UP advantage. After Chang birdied No. 15, the match returned to 1UP in favor of Belac. The two-time All-ACC selection, Belac was able to two-putt for par on the 17th to close her match, 2&1. She improved to 2-0 in match play in 2019.
Tune in beginning at 3 p.m., Wednesday for three hours of coverage as the Blue Devils took down Arizona, 3-2, in a thrilling match.
Clutch!!!!!
— Duke Women's Golf (@DukeWGOLF) May 22, 2019
Big time play by freshman @gina_kim0504 #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/liawwTxvzL
The Golf Channel will feature a double-dose of the Blue Devils' NCAA Championship victory over Wake Forest on Thursday, May 28 from 2-6 p.m. (ET) and 7-11 p.m. (ET).
The championship match coverage is titled "Watch Along with Champions presented by Stifel," which features analysis and play-by-play commentary with Duke head coach Dan Brooks, Ana Belac, Jaravee Boonchant and Miranda Wang. Golf Channel's Steve Burkowski will host the enhanced telecasts.
In addition, members of GOLF Channel's NCAA tournament broadcast team as well as participants from the championship will engage on social media throughout the three days of tournament coverage using the hashtag #NCAAGolf.
Members of Duke's 2019 championship squad recently got together via zoom to talk about winning the title and it will be posted on www.GoDuke.com Thursday, May 28.
2019 NCAA Women's Golf Championships Encore Airtimes (all times ET)
Wednesday, May 27 Semifinals, Team Match Play 3-6 p.m. ET
*Thursday, May 28 Team National Championship 2-6 p.m. ET / 7-11 p.m. ET
*(Watch Along with Champions presented by Stifel: Duke coach Dan Brooks, players Ana Belac, Jaravee Boonchant and Miranda Wang).
#GoDuke
Kim's Birdie Sends Duke into NCAA Title Match
For the second straight day, Blue Devil freshman Gina Kim came through in the clutch taking down 14th-ranked Bianca Pagdanganan of Arizona, 1UP, to clinch the, 3-2, victory for Duke. Kim, who hails from Chapel Hill, N.C., trailed for five of the first nine holes, before winning No. 9 with a par to return the match to all square.
Kim, who won 1UP the day before on the last hole with a birdie, would take her first lead with a par on No. 13, but Pagdanganan evened the match with a birdie on the 15th. Kim calmly stepped up and stuck her approach on No. 16 to two feet and drained the birdie to go ahead, 1UP. Both golfers parred No. 17 and then Kim hit her tee shot on No. 18 into the fairway bunker.
WE ARE GOING TO THE SHIP!!!!@gina_kim0504 comes through big time! #NCAAGolf l #GoDuke pic.twitter.com/ypy6bWoR4A
— Duke Women's Golf (@DukeWGOLF) May 22, 2019
Just like the day before, Kim came through in the clutch and stuck her sand shot to three feet and sank the birdie to give Duke the win.
Arizona would take a 1-0 lead in the match as Haley Moore took down Jaravee Boonchant, 4&3, but the Blue Devils responded quickly to even the score, 1-1, as senior Virginia Elena Carta won her second straight match with a 2&1 ledger over Sandra Nordaas. Carta, a native of Udine, Italy, led by as many as 5UP through nine holes and was able to close the contest on No. 17 with a par. She improved to 4-0-1 in NCAA Championship match play over her career.
The Wildcats netted the next point as Yusang Hou chipped in from the trap to take a 2&1 decision over sophomore Miranda Wang. A product of Beijing, China, Wong had battled back from being down four holes with five remaining to cut Hou's lead to 1UP through 16.
Duke junior Ana Belac never trailed in the match against Ya Chun Chang, but was tied after the 12th hole. Belac, who is from Portoroz, Slovenia, would birdie No. 13 to go 1UP and then won No. 14 to take a 2UP advantage. After Chang birdied No. 15, the match returned to 1UP in favor of Belac. The two-time All-ACC selection, Belac was able to two-putt for par on the 17th to close her match, 2&1. She improved to 2-0 in match play in 2019.
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