Weekly Women's Golf Notes (Mar. 15) 3/15/2005 12:00:00 AM Weekly Women's Golf Notes (Mar. 15) Related MaterialWeekly Notes.pdfFor complete schedules, rankings and standings, click on the .pdf Weekly Notes version to the right.POLLSGolf Coaches Association of America (GCAA)Golf World Women's College PollSTATSGolfstatWomen's Head-to-Head StandingsWomen's Golfstat Cup (Individual Standings)Women's Statistical RankingsGolfweekWomen's Head-to-Head StandingsWomen's Individual RankingsWomen's District RankingsWAC GOLFER OF THE WEEKBoise States Katie Street, a sophomore from Federal Way, Wash., finished second at the Bobcat Desert Classic in Goodyear, Ariz., hosted by Montana State. Street posted rounds of 72-72-76 (220) for a four-over total. She helped the Bronco team set a school record for 54 holes at 903. The previous record was 904 set this past October in Hawaii.Other women nominated: Meggie Fagundes, Fresno State and Lee-Anne Pace, Tulsa.BRONCOS SET TEAM RECORDLed by Katie Streets second place finish, Boise State posted a school record score of 903 at the Bobcat Deseret Classic. Boise State broke the 54-hole record of 904 set this past October when the team competed at the Kent Youel Invitational in Hawaii. GOLF CHANNEL SEGMENT FEATURING FRESNO STATEFresno State will be featured on The Golf Channels College Central on Thursday (March 17) at 8 p.m. Bulldog golfers Laura Luethke and Ryan Carter will guide viewers on a tour of the Fresno State campus and local golf courses. Locations highlighted on the half-hour show include the Save Mart Center, the new Science II Building, Bulldog Stadium, the enology department and various Fresno golf courses. The segment on Fresno State will run at the end of the show. SMU WINS MOMORIALSMU stormed back in the final round to overcome a nine-stroke deficit and win the 12th-annual MoMorial Invitational at water-logged Traditions Golf Club. The Mustangs carded rounds of 318-309-315=942 to edge host Texas A&M and Kent State by one stroke. Despite missing last weeks event with minor injuries suffered in a car accident, SMU was led by standout Laura Cross, who tied for fourth individually with rounds of 77-74-82 (233). Cross finished just three strokes behind winner Samantha Richdale of Illinois State, who finished at 75-73-82=230.HAWAIIS GAMMIE TAKES TITLE AT BAY AREA CLASSICHawaii sophomore Dale Gammie fired a two-over-par 74 in the second and final round of the 2005 Bay Area Classic en route to claiming a share of first place, but the top individual medalist honors went to San Francisco's Joan Shimozaki, who shot a two-under 70 on the back nine to win. They each finished the tournament with a 36-hole total of 150.GOLFSTAT STATISTICSPUTTS ON GIR5. Laura Luethke, Fresno State - 1.794FAIRWAYS HIT4. SMU - .790TOTAL SHORT GAME10. San Jose State - .4992005 WAC CHAMPIONSHIPThe 2005 WAC Championship will be held April 18-20, at the Falcon Crest Golf Club in Kuna, Idaho. Boise State is the host of this years event. Tulsa looks for its seventh-straight title and another automatic bid to the NCAA Regional.NCAA REGIONALSThe 2005 NCAA Regionals will be held May 5-7 at three sites. The Central Region is slated for the Jerry S. Rawls Course in Lubbock, Texas (Texas Tech). The East Region will be played at the University Golf Course in Gainesville, Fla. (Florida).The West Region heads south to the New Mexico State University Golf Course in Las Cruces, N.M.NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPThe 2005 NCAA Championships will travel to the northwest and the Sunriver Resort in Corvallis, Ore. Oregon State will host the event May 17-20. SMU was the lone team to qualify as a team last year, while San Jose States Ashley Gomes earned an individual nod.WELCOME TO THE WACOver the last year, the WAC issued invitations to Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State effective July 1, 2005, the same date that Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa are moving to Conference USA.