<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4DW51e_0wEwIMYX00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4DW51e_0wEwIMYX00" width="1884" height="1060" ></figure>STANFORD, Calif. -- The Washington women's golf team wrapped up play at the Stanford Intercollegiate on Sunday, finishing tied for 13th at Stanford Golf Course.Vivian Lu (No. 33) put up another strong performance in the third round of the Stanford Intercollegiate Sunday, finishing in a tie for fifth overall on the leaderboard (-6).Lu led the Dawgs all three days of the tournament – including 12 birdies -- finishing even par on Sunday after shooting two under in round one and four under in the second round."Another great tournament for Viv, super proud of her," said Head Coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "It wasn't her best ball striking day, but she battled her tail off out there tiunl the last putt was holed. Something our entire team needs to get better at."Jenny Chang improved from her first round performance (+12), going four over par in the second and third rounds including three birdies on Sunday.The host Stanford Cardinal finished in a tie at the top of the leaderboard (-18) with USC. Texas finished 11 under on the weekend as the only three teams to conclude the weekend under par.The Huskies will compete next in Hawaii at the Nanea Invitational Oct. 28-30 to conclude the fall season.</div></body>

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Washington Concludes Play at Stanford Intercollegiate

STANFORD, Calif. -- The Washington women's golf team wrapped up play at the Stanford Intercollegiate on Sunday, finishing tied for 13th at Stanford Golf Course. Vivian Lu (No. 33) put up another strong performance in the third round of the Stanford Intercollegiate Sunday, finishing in a tie for fifth overall on the leaderboard (-6).