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Greetings from Carlsbad, California, as we welcome you to Omni Laccasta Resort and Spa for the 43rd edition of the NCAA Division 1 Women’s Golf Championships. Today, the final round of stroke play. The top eight teams at Days End will move on to match play beginning on Tuesday. Also going to crown an individual champ later this evening. And leading the way, the Arkansas sophomore, Maria Jose Marine. This is her second at the ninth. Already two wins this season for Marine, the SEC player of the year, looking to finish it in fine style. But a lot of big names chasing her as our coverage comes your way next. Just moments ago, this Maria Jose Marine, the Arkansas sophomore for birdie at the par 4 ninth final day of stroke play of the NCAA Division One Women’s Golf Championships. As we head over to 11 and say hello to Jim. Hello, Burko. This is Deco here at the 11th and very getable home location. Oh, I didn’t think she’s going to do that. That’s not not close to being their top of their their team. It’s got a chance. Yes, it does. Well, also a benefit to her having a couple of shot lead like she doesn’t have to chase or or try and make something happen. She just can keep plotting along and make birdie with your wedges. Exactly. Plenty of your strength and that should come off the slope summit. I mean that’s there. Yeah, we’re going to watch Paula Martin San Pedro the Stanford sophomore. She made a beautiful putt at the last bird go to save par. She’s made some really nice par saves. Hasn’t had a birdie yet on her scorecard, but that’s a nice approach shot to set her up for a possible two. This is a difficult chip for Ting. It’s going to be very downhill. Needs to land this pretty much just on the green. Nice small play. That’s actually really good, Karen. That is excellent. I said 10 or 12 feet would be great. Not a whole lot of break here for Park. What a birdie this would be. Yeah, that’s what the coaches had said. There you go. They were a little conservative on the stroke play, but that was a great three. Ting’s chip was from the other side of the green. This is going to be a slow putt. Oh, how about that three by Mirabel? are strong from one to three, one to four. There’s always one that can or may or may not play, but they all play well in Stanford. Speaking of great players, from Oregon having a great day and oh, this is getting better and good. And did we get another from one seinal to another? Lahi Wde her second and 14. They’re interchangeable as Lahi W looks to get to four under. Currently, she’s tied for 10th. She’s going to have to make up about four strokes to keep that top three streak continuing. Jose Marine not playing too cautiously. She doesn’t know what Kelly Sue is doing behind her. Park. Hello. There you go. Got the little back stop if she wants to use that. She’s currently at 900. That’s only two back. This is definitely getable. said it earlier and they made it. But but I think this is where their second best player, Caroline Canales, comes back for one event, turns professional in February, found a way to cobble together a lineup. Kelly out for Birdie. This gets her to 10 under. Good slide right at the end. It’s right in the center. That’s a nice pot. Just 89 yds for Ting. I like this trajectory here. Oh yeah, you posed the question about finishing on nine versus finishing on 18. You’re kind of away from the hub up and excitement of it all when you’re finishing down on that that side of the course too. That’s all the way over on the other side of the road. 16 the par three. We’re going to follow this shot of Cindy Co with our Tracer Technology presented by AT&T. What a difference a year makes, especially on this screen. Green’s a little bit above, too. So, the ball’s going to come in a little bit flatter. Correct. So, contact is huge here for getting spin. Now, this is launched nice and high. X money. What a shot. There you go. That’s awesome right there. South Carolina has Lam more at three over, two others at four over par. Yeah, she’s made some bogeies on that second nine. The front n or second nine. That’s not good finishing. That’s going in the wrong direction. Pressure’s on now. It got a lot tighter here as we expected it to. Tang now for birdie in perfect position putting below the hole. That’s at least a cup outside. Right. Hello. Look at her go like cuz now All right, let’s go to Grace Summerhaz at eight. Par three just under a 100 yards. And you said no good there. But that’s really good. That That’s exceptional. All right, let’s go over to 14. Kiara Romero, Oregon sophomore standout. won the Big 10 championships, won a regional title as well, and she continues to roll it right along. Kelly Sue her second. The wind is really picked up into these players faces right now. That’ll leave a little downhill putt above this hole. Oh, that’s really solid. Well played with the third on the way at Ting for Ting at 18. Got to make it. [Applause] Boy oh boy. She tried, didn’t she? Yeah. Great effort. What a way to close it out for Maria Jose Marine. And speaking of watching Virginia, the Cavaliers, they’re done. 15 over in the eighth spot watching Paula Schulles Hansen from Arizona State. Can she make a birdie here on their final hole? [Applause] got a good chance to. He sure does. Oh my. That was as good as effort as you could do without the ball actually going in the hole. It is. It is. That’s a tough finish with the bogey at the last hole, but man, that’s a heartbreaker for the Sunundevils. Started the season with only five players. You could tell by the reaction how bad they wanted it. So close, but yet so far and Virginia is going to get that eighth spot. Surprisingly, certainly the same type of memory for Maria Jose Marine getting the job done individually. A two-shot win over Mirabel Ting. But now the mindset has to shift. A team championship up for grabs. Will that medalist still have enough in the tank on what is going to be a very long day? At least they hope. In Virginia, they’re thrilled to be hanging around for another day, securing that eighth and final spot, moving into the quarterfinals on Tuesday morning.