COURSE REVIEWS

Women's Golf Captures Fifth Place At NCAA Preview

Moltke-Leth ties
for eighth individually

.Sept. 15, 1990 - The UCLA women's golf team, ranked 22nd in the preseason MasterCard poll, captured fifth place in the NCAA Fall Preview at the Crosswater Golf Club in Monroe, OR.

The Bruins, behind strong performances from three of their upper classmen, posted a 54-hole total of 905. Top-ranked Duke won the tournament with a score of 876, followed by USC and Arizona at 882 and Arizona State at 891.

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Individually, UCLA senior Amanda Moltke-Leth finished in a tie for eighth place at 221 after carding a final round 73. Junior Laura Moffat tied for 18th at 223 and junior Leilani Bagby tied for 31st at 228. Freshman Jamie Kim, who improved her scores each day, tied for 65th at 236 after a final round 76 and junior Alicia Um finished at 244, tied for 89th.

Duke's Miriam Nagl won individual medalist honors by finishing with a 54-hole total of 211, five-under par. She fired a final round 69 to beat USC's Candie Kung by three shots.