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Men's Golf Ranked No. 10 by Golfweek.com

Junior Alex Aragon ranked No. 43
in collegiate individual rankings.

PALO ALTO, Calif. (Oct. 11, 1999) - The Stanford men's golf team is currently ranked 10th in the nation by Golfweek.com.

In the 1999-2000 season, the Cardinal has two top-five finishes under its belt, including a first place win at the Husky Invitational hosted by Washington, and a third place finish at the Windon Memorial Classic hosted by Northwestern. Against other teams in the top 25, Stanford has beaten seven and lost to two.

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In Golfweek.com's poll of individual men's collegiate golfers, junior Alex Aragon was the only Cardinal to break the top 50, ranked at 43rd. Aragon first appeared on the poll last week at 22nd after placing first at the Husky Invitational with a score 214. He dropped to 43rd after the Windon Memorial Classic, where he shot a 224.

After two three-round tournaments, Aragon has a stroke average of 73. He has shot one par round, and three under. His lowest round has been a 69 and his lowest tournament was a 214, both shot at Washington.

Team captain Dusty Brett was just shy of the top 50 individuals, ranked at 52. Brett has a stroke average of 73.2 after two tournaments, and has shot a low round of 70 and a low tournament of 219.

Stanford has a week off before hosting UC Davis on Oct. 20 at the Stanford Golf Course.

Golfweek.com's Top 25
1 Georgia Tech
2 Northwestern
3 Arizona State
4 Oklahoma State
5 Clemson
6 Houston
7 BYU
8 Kent
9 Oklahoma
10 Stanford
11 Georgia
12 Kansas
13 North Florida
14 New Mexico
15 Arizona
16 UNLV
17 Duke
18 Washington
19 Florida
20 Virginia
21 South Caronlina
22 Auburn
23 Oregon State
24 Southern California
25 UCLA