The No. 1 UCLA women's golf team was undoubtedly short-staffed at the Stanford Intercollegiate. The Bruins were without three-time All-American senior Stephanie Kono as she played as an individual competitor, finishing second overall. Read more...
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Senior Stephanie Kono took second as an individual in the Stanford Intercollegiate, while the Bruins captured their second team title this year.
Heading into this year with a No. 1 preseason ranking, five golfers ranked in Golfweek's Top 50, a team that only lost one player from last year's championship roster and a coach in Carrie Forsyth who has won two national championships during her time at UCLA, expectations are high. Read more...
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Junior Tiffany Lua helped the women’s golf team to an NCAA championship last year.
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UCLA rising senior Brianna Do took more of a supporting role last season in the UCLA women's golf team's journey that culminated in an NCAA title "“ the team's third and the school's 107th. Read more...
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Rising senior Brianna Do won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship this past weekend at the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Oregon. Though Do was not a starter for the Bruins in their 2011 NCAA Championship victory, she was the only UCLA golfer to make it to the final, where she defeated Wake Forest freshman Marissa Dodd in a close contest.
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The women's golf team brought back Westwood's lone national championship title of the 2010-2011 school year. Alongside the trophy were numerous awards and accolades that come as a perk of being the best in the nation. Read more...
Coming on the heels of its third championship and the school's 107th, the UCLA women's golf team received other accolades that come as a result of being the best in the nation. Read more...
Trust "“ it's the vital component of any relationship. It's what made the women's golf team special. "Knowing how hard we've worked allowed us to really trust each other," junior Stephanie Kono said. Read more...
After a constant shuffle of the top three teams in the country throughout the season, the NCAA Championships in Bryan, Texas, presented a chance for the UCLA women's golf team to solidify where it really stood. By the end of the final round, the view from the top was a beauty. Read more...
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The UCLA women’s golf team won its third NCAA Championship this weekend, the Bruins’ 107th team title.
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