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GOLFER OF THE WEEK Ashley Gomes, a junior from Pleasanton, Calif., helped San Jose State to an 11th-place finish at the Arizona State Invitational. She matched her college best three-round score in relation to par, finishing with a nine over, 225 to tie for 21st. Gomes posted rounds of 74-77-74.

OTHERS NOMINATED Suzie Fisher of Tulsa finished in a tie for 21st at the Arizona State Invitational. She carded rounds of 79-74-72 (225) to finish nine-over for the tournament.


WAC TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IN KAPOLEI The 2003 WAC Tournament will hosted by the Univeristy of Hawaii in Kapolei, Hawaii, April 21-23. The championship will be held at the Kapolei Golf Course in Kapolei, Hawaii. Tulsa won the 2002 crown by 25 strokes over San Jose State. Tulsa senior Stacy Prammanasudh took home the individual crown by 11 strokes over fellow Hurricanes Maiko Senda and Dani Mallon.

HAWAIIS STUBBLEFIED JOINS HALL OF FAME Hawaii women's golf coach Marga Stubblefield has been selected as a 2003 inductee into the Hawaii Golf Hall of Fame. Stubblefield enjoyed a brilliant amateur and college career before joining the LPGA in 1976. The Honolulu native won numerous events as an amateur, including the 1972 Jeannie K. Wilson Invitational. She captured victory in the 1974 Army Women's Invitational and qualified for the U.S. Women's Open and Western Amateur. Stubblefield continued with a stellar run in college. As a Rainbow Wahine, she competed twice in the AIAW Golf Championships, finishing second in 1975 and fifth the following year. In 1976, she became the first UH golfer to join the LPGA, where she played for nearly a decade before injuries forced her to bow out. After the Tour, she became an instructor at Olomana Golf Links and in 1998 returned to the Manoa campus as the head coach of the women's program.

WAC Leaderbaord (Stroke Avg.)
Individual, School	Tourneys	Rounds	Stroke	Average	Low	Top 10s
1. Alana Condon, UN 6 18 1353 75.2 71 1
Suzie Fisher, TU 7 19 1446 76.1 72 2
Julie Tvede, TU 7 19 1451 76.4 71 1
C. Fernandez, TU 8 22 1684 76.5 71 1
5. Ashley Gomes, SJ 8 24 1842 76.8 69 1
Cas Bridge, TU 8 22 1701 77.3 70 1
Maiko Senda, TU 4 11 850 77.3 73 0
Erin Simmons, SMU 9 25 1935 77.4 72 2
Marie Beasley, BSU 7 20 1552 77.6 71 2
10. Tai Kinney, SJSU 8 24 1866 77.8 74 0
Annie Mallory, UTEP 7 19 1478 77.8 70 2
Meghan Ingalls, UN 6 18 1401 77.8 73 1
Jennie Peek, UN 5 15 1169 77.9 71 0
Leslie Hawley, UTEP 8 22 1719 78.1 71 2
15. Erin LaPlaunt, UN 6 18 1411 78.4 74 1
Nicole Deacon, SJSU 8 24 1886 78.6 74 0
Linda Chen, UTEP 9 25 1970 78.8 73 1
Jennifer Hedberg, BSU 8 23 1814 78.9 74 0
Alissa Lean, BSU 7 20 1584 79.2 72 1
20. Courtney Jones, TU 7 20 1585 79.3 72 0
Jennifer Ackerson, SMU 8 23 1826 79.4 70 0
Amy Willmon, UTEP 9 25 1985 79.4 74 0
Tara Chappell, UH 10 27 79.7 72 0
Ashley Hogg, BSU 7 20 1598 79.9 74 0
25. Jenny Judd, BSU 7 20 1602 80.1 74 1
Amy Young, UTEP 8 23 1842 80.1 74 0
Chandeni Gill, UN 6 18 1456 80.9 74 0
Carmina Calle, SJSU 8 24 1931 80.5 73 0
Rene Krause, UH 6 18 80.7 74 0
30. Carling Cho, SJ 7 21 1700 81.0 72 1
Laura DeLucia, UH 5 14 81.0 77 0
Brooke Jackson, UH 4 11 81.6 74 0
Missy Ryan, SMU 9 25 2042 81.7 72 1
Megan McGuinness, UH 7 20 82.0 76 0
35. Amy Wieber, BSU 6 17 1414 83.1 75 0
Ashley Mitchell, SMU 9 25 2095 83.8 76 0
Amber Lenz, SMU 7 20 1732 86.6 76 0