Tseng tops leaderboard at LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament
18-year-old earns medalist honors; 31 players advance to LPGA Final Qualifying School

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif., Sept. 22, 2007 – Yani Tseng of Taiwan tops the list of 31 golfers who are one step closer to a spot on the 2008 LPGA Tour. Tseng shot an even-par 72 in the final round of the LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament at Mission Hills Country Club on Saturday. She edged four players – Amie Cochran of California, Annie Young of Utah, Ashleigh Simon of South Africa and Anna Rawson of Australia – to take medalist honors at 3-under-par (72-68-73-72=285).

Tseng, one of three players from Taiwan in the field this week, was tied for the lead after two rounds, but trailed by one-stroke entering Saturday's final round. She began the day with bogies on holes 2, 5 and 8 and a birdie on 7 to make the turn at 2-over-par for the day. Tseng rebounded with birdies on holes 10 and 11 before making bogey on hole 16. She ended the tournament with a birdie on hole 18 to finish at even-par 72 for the day and three-under-par 285 for the week.

“I'm very happy because I made a good putt on the last hole,” said Tseng following the tournament. “Today, the first nine, I didn't do a good job. I was really disappointed, but the back nine I played real good.”

This marks Tseng's first appearance at the LPGA Final Qualifying School, though she recently tested herself on the LPGA Tour. The 18-year-old finished tied for sixth at the CN Canadian Women's Open in August. She fired four rounds of even-par or better including two 67's to finish tied with Kimberly Hall and 2006 Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Seon Hwa Lee.

“I don't think I will play any tournaments (before LPGA Final Qualifying School),” said Tseng. “I will play the Futures Tour Q-School and practice and take a rest.”

Amie Cochran of California tops the list of four players tied for second place at 1-under-par (67-80-70-70=287). Cochran tied the low-round of the tournament with a 5-under-par 67 in the first round to take the early lead. A second round 80 dropped her to a tie for 22nd place, but she recovered with back-to-back rounds of 2-under-par 70 to earn her ticket to Daytona Beach.

“The main goal coming out here was just to move on to the next stage,” said Cochran. “A lot of the girls out here are really competitive so of course we're all gunning to win.”

Duramed Futures Tour alum Annie Young fired a final round 2-under-par 70 to tie for second place at 1-under par (72-70-75-70=287) Young, who was named the 2005 Big 12 Player of the Year at Oklahoma State University, used four birdies and two bogies to advance.

“I hit the ball better and scored really well, especially in this wind,” said Young. “(I have to) get my body in shape and get ready for the grind coming up.”

South African Ashleigh Simon shot 2-over-par 74 in the final round to join tie for second place. Simon, who turned professional in May of 2007, has played in 19 tournaments on the Ladies European Tour since 2006. Her first career victory came in Spain at the Catalonia Ladies Masters this June. Simon also played two events on the LPGA Tour in 2007, including a sponsor exemption at the HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship.

“I didn't play as well as the last two days, but I just had to get the job done out there,” said Simon. “I'm going to practice hard because it will be a hard grueling week (in Daytona). I have to get ready for that.”

Australian Anna Rawson finished in a tie for second after a final round 3-over-par 75 that featured two birdies and five bogies. The native Australian played 17 events on the Duramed Futures Tour in 2005 before moving to the Ladies European Tour, where she was a fixture in 2006 and 2007.

“It's nice to get it done here in Palm Springs,” said Rawson. “It's very exciting. Good to be in the top-3. That gives me confidence heading into Daytona.”

The Rancho Mirage qualifier is the first of the LPGA Tour's two sectional qualifying events in 2007. The second LPGA Tour Sectional Qualifying Tournament is Oct. 2-5 at Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, Fla. The top-30 finishers and ties from the Florida qualifier will join the California sectional qualifiers, current LPGA Tour members attempting to improve their status and the players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., Nov. 28-Dec. 2.

2007 Q-School Mission Hills
Mission Hills Rancho Mirage CALIFORNIA
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Final Round Summary

**Top 30 and ties advance to the final stage of qualifying school
November 28-December 2 at LPGA International.**

1	Yani Tseng	72-68-73-72	285	-3
T2	Ashleigh Simon	73-69-71-74	287	-1
T2	Anna Rawson	71-74-67-75	287	-1
T2	Amie Cochran	67-80-70-70	287	-1
T2	Annie Young	72-70-75-70	287	-1
T6	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-70-71-74	288	E
T6	Louise Friberg	74-73-71-70	288	E
T8	Jennifer Ackerson	69-73-74-73	289	+1
T8	Jin Hyun Kim	75-71-69-74	289	+1
T8	Amy Yang	73-72-70-74	289	+1
T8	Caryn Wilson	75-74-72-68	289	+1
T8	Dana Je	75-72-71-71	289	+1
T8	Whitney Wade	72-71-75-71	289	+1
T14	Kelly Lagedrost	68-72-74-76	290	+2
T14	Hwan Hee Lee	70-73-73-74	290	+2
T14	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	72-76-70-72	290	+2
T17	Hannah Jun	70-76-74-71	291	+3
T17	Catherine Matranga	74-73-73-71	291	+3
T17	Russy Gulyanamitta	76-71-74-70	291	+3
T20	Nicole Hage	69-78-72-73	292	+4
T20	Song Yi Choi	69-73-73-77	292	+4
T20	Kristie Smith	73-70-71-78	292	+4
T20	Danah Ford	73-74-72-73	292	+4
T20	Anja Monke	73-75-73-71	292	+4
T20	D'Rae Ward	72-73-76-71	292	+4
T20	Eileen Vargas	77-72-71-72	292	+4
T27	Christina Lecuyer	76-72-70-75	293	+5
T27	Nontaya Srisawang	71-74-73-75	293	+5
T27	Shinah Ham	74-72-73-74	293	+5
T27	Carolina Llano	73-77-71-72	293	+5
T27	May Wood	73-74-72-74	293	+5
T32	Amy Schmucker	72-75-73-74	294	+6
T32	Priscilla Duffield	70-74-76-74	294	+6
T32	Esther Choe	78-71-73-72	294	+6
T32	Hiroko Fujishima	75-75-71-73	294	+6
T36	Sarah Kemp	74-75-72-74	295	+7
T36	Kelly Froelich	73-75-73-74	295	+7
T36	Helen Oh	73-73-72-77	295	+7
T36	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	75-73-74-73	295	+7
T36	Misun Cho	75-73-75-72	295	+7
T36	Lauren Espinosa	73-77-73-72	295	+7
T42	Shanshan Feng	73-75-73-75	296	+8
T42	Katie Allison	68-76-78-74	296	+8
T42	Joanne Mills	71-75-75-75	296	+8
T42	Meghan Little	77-73-68-78	296	+8
T42	Nikki Garrett	72-72-75-77	296	+8
T47	Tiffany Tavee	72-75-74-76	297	+9
T47	Samantha Head	73-73-74-77	297	+9
T47	Ashley Knoll	71-74-74-78	297	+9
T47	Taya Battistella	74-75-78-70	297	+9
T47	Ashley Gomes	73-75-76-73	297	+9
T47	Rachel Newren	71-77-75-74	297	+9
T53	Krystal Shearer	74-74-77-73	298	+10
T53	Yoora Kim	73-77-75-73	298	+10
T53	Kiran Matharu	77-72-70-79	298	+10
T53	Rachel Bailey	72-77-73-76	298	+10
T57	Jenny Suh	71-77-76-75	299	+11
T57	Lauren Todd	70-75-79-75	299	+11
T57	Joanna Whitley	77-71-76-75	299	+11
T57	Leah Wigger	75-74-78-72	299	+11
T57	Jennifer Greggain	73-76-76-74	299	+11
T62	Kim Welch	72-75-78-75	300	+12
T62	Anna Temple	76-73-76-75	300	+12
T62	Bridget Keala Dwyer	73-77-76-74	300	+12
T62	Nicole Melton	73-75-75-77	300	+12
T62	Meghan Bolger	77-73-74-76	300	+12
T67	Chris Brady	77-73-73-78	301	+13
T67	Jenna Pearson	73-74-78-76	301	+13
T69	Lili Alvarez	77-72-76-77	302	+14
T69	Leah Hart	76-73-77-76	302	+14
T69	Jana Peterkova	72-76-78-76	302	+14
T72	Marcela Leon	75-75-74-79	303	+15
T72	Cortney Reno	74-74-76-79	303	+15
T72	Chris Newton	75-74-76-78	303	+15
T72	Ulrika Ljungman-Smith	74-76-77-76	303	+15
T72	Porani Chutichai	75-75-76-77	303	+15
T72	Alice Kim	73-77-75-78	303	+15
78	Michelle Simpson	74-72-82-76	304	+16
79	Yoo Lee Kim	75-74-74-82	305	+17
80	Benedikte B Grotvedt	72-78-79-77	306	+18
T81	Libby Smith	75-74-79-79	307	+19
T81	Randi Meadows	75-75-77-80	307	+19
83	Corina Kelepouris	74-76-78-85	313	+25
CUT	Erin Kerr	75-76	151	7
CUT	Pornanong Phatlum	74-77	151	7
CUT	Stephanie Dukes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Walailak Satarak	74-77	151	7
CUT	Lori Atsedes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Jaclyn Sweeney	71-80	151	7
CUT	Sarah Oh	73-78	151	7
CUT	Seema Sadekar	73-78	151	7
CUT	Mo Martin	76-75	151	7
CUT	Kwan-Chih Lu	76-75	151	7
CUT	Britney Hayes	77-74	151	7
CUT	Jean Reynolds	75-76	151	7
CUT	Tanya Dergal	78-73	151	7
CUT	Karlie Ward	79-72	151	7
CUT	Anna Grzebien	80-72	152	8
CUT	Vanessa Brockett	79-73	152	8
CUT	Angela Buzminski	78-74	152	8
CUT	Jessica Shepley	76-76	152	8
CUT	Mary K Moan	75-77	152	8
CUT	Gerina Mendoza	75-77	152	8
CUT	Heather Angell	74-78	152	8
CUT	Sarah Tiller	76-76	152	8
CUT	Jeehae Lee	75-77	152	8
CUT	Charlotte Campbell	75-77	152	8
CUT	Rungthiwa Pangjan	81-72	153	9
CUT	Jessica Carafiello	79-74	153	9
CUT	Yun-Yan Bai	79-74	153	9
CUT	Kelly Cavanaugh	76-77	153	9
CUT	Julie Wells	76-77	153	9
CUT	Jaclyn Burch	76-77	153	9
CUT	Hana Young	78-75	153	9
CUT	Perry Swenson	78-75	153	9
CUT	Grace Woo	76-77	153	9
CUT	Mindy Kim	74-79	153	9
CUT	Shayne Miyajima	73-80	153	9
CUT	Samantha Richdale	74-80	154	10
CUT	Tiranan Yoopan	71-83	154	10
CUT	Maggie Simons	76-78	154	10
CUT	Kim Augusta	80-74	154	10
CUT	Eom Ji Park	78-76	154	10
CUT	Kim Kouwabunpat	77-77	154	10
CUT	Emily Tankey	81-73	154	10
CUT	Adrienne White	80-74	154	10
CUT	Kuan-pei Chen	76-79	155	11
CUT	Reana Yun	80-75	155	11
CUT	Stacey Tate	73-83	156	12
CUT	Johnna Jae Nealy	77-79	156	12
CUT	Angela Won	82-74	156	12
CUT	Nicole Keller	82-74	156	12
CUT	Bri Vega	82-74	156	12
CUT	Amanda McCurdy	79-77	156	12
CUT	Elena Kurokawa	78-78	156	12
CUT	M.J. Hur	78-78	156	12
CUT	Megan Godfrey	81-75	156	12
CUT	Leah Whiting	81-75	156	12
CUT	Cindy Lee-Pridgen	79-77	156	12
CUT	Adrienne Gautreaux	78-79	157	13
CUT	Miho Murata	78-79	157	13
CUT	Sofie Andersson	81-76	157	13
CUT	Jeannine Fiorito	80-77	157	13
CUT	Anastasia Kostina	78-79	157	13
CUT	Cathie Williamson	81-77	158	14
CUT	Salimah Mussani	79-79	158	14
CUT	Deanna Slaman	78-80	158	14
CUT	Hanna Kang	75-83	158	14
CUT	Tasha Browner	83-76	159	15
CUT	Sam White	83-76	159	15
CUT	Tracy Nichols	81-78	159	15
CUT	Stefanie Page	81-78	159	15
CUT	Kelly Schaub	79-81	160	16
CUT	Jamie Stevenson	83-77	160	16
CUT	Elise Brandt	80-80	160	16
CUT	Stella Lee	81-80	161	17
CUT	Courtney Mahon	77-84	161	17
CUT	Jenny Schneider	77-85	162	18
CUT	Andia Winslow	77-85	162	18
CUT	Filippa McDougall	85-77	162	18
CUT	Sasha Medina	81-81	162	18
CUT	Jennifer Kovach	80-82	162	18
CUT	Alana Condon	84-79	163	19
CUT	Polly Travica	82-82	164	20
CUT	Hyun-Hwa Sim	85-81	166	22
CUT	Lauren Cheves	86-82	168	24
CUT	Meghan Trainor	87-85	172	28
CUT	Lynettte West	88-86	174	30
CUT	Sabina Imboden	89-87	176	32

Rawson leads at LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament after third round 67
Simon, Tseng one-shot behind

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif., Sept. 21, 2007 – Australian Anna Rawson shot a tournament-low 5-under par 67 to take a one-shot lead after the third round of the LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament at Mission Hills Country Club. Rawson holds a one-shot lead over Ashleigh Simon of South Africa and Yani Tseng of Taiwan.

Rawson, who has a three-day total of 71-74-67=212 (-4), made birdies on holes 4 and 9 with a bogey on hole 8 to make the turn at even-par for the tournament. On the back nine, she made birdies on holes 12, 14, 15, 17 and 18 with a bogey on hole 13 to finish at 5-under-par 67 for the day and 4-under-par 212 entering the final round.

“I felt like the ball was on a leash,” said Rawson following her round. “It was straight down the middle and straight at the pin. I felt really comfortable with my putts and they dropped today.”

This week marks Rawson's fourth attempt at qualifying for the LPGA Tour. The native Australian played 17 events on the Duramed Futures Tour in 2005 before moving to the Ladies European Tour, where she was a fixture in 2006 and 2007. Her best career professional finish was a second place showing at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open in May.

At the University of Southern California, Rawson finished 11th individually at the 2003 NCAA Women's Golf championship, the same year the Trojans won the team title. In 2001 and 2002, she was named to the Pac-10 honorable mention team.

“I'm hitting the ball so much further than I ever have,” said Rawson. “These courses used to intimidate me. I'd hit 4-irons and 3-irons, but the longest club I hit today was 5-iron. My game has improved so much and it feels really good.”

Simon, a South African, fired a 1-under-par 71 on Friday to move into a tie for second place at 3-under-par (73-69-71=213) with Tseng. Simon used birdies on holes 2 and 4 and a bogey on hole 6 to make the turn at 1-under-par for the day. She shot even-par on the back nine with a birdie on hole 10 and a bogey on hole 13 to finish at 3-under-par heading into the final round.

“I played really solid today and struck it nicely,” said Simon. “I could have sunk a lot more putts though. I'm coming in here to try to get a top-30 spot. I'm not going out tomorrow to try to shoot lights out. I'll just try to play level golf. It doesn't matter where you finish, as long as you get to Daytona.”

Simon, who turned professional in May of 2007, has played in 19 tournaments on the Ladies European Tour since 2006. Her first career victory came in Spain at the Catalonia Ladies Masters this June. Simon also played two events on the LPGA Tour in 2007, including a sponsor exemption at the HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship.

Tseng began the day at 4-under-par and made the turn at 5-under-par for the tournament after a birdie on hole 2. She struggled on the back nine with bogies on holes 11, 13 and 15 and a birdie on hole 16 to finish at 3-under-par (72-68-73=213).

“My putting was very good, but I was confused by the wind,” said Tseng. “Tomorrow I will just relax because number one or number thirty, you still make it.”

A native of Taiwan who recently bought a home in Southern California, Tseng made her second appearance on the LPGA Tour at the 2007 CN Canadian Women's Open where she finished tied for sixth.

The final round, which will feature the low 70 players and ties, will be played on the Dinah Shore course at Mission Hills Country Club. The top-30 players and ties at the end of 72 holes will advance to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., Nov. 28-Dec. 2.

The Rancho Mirage qualifier is the first of the LPGA Tour's two sectional qualifying events in 2007. The second LPGA Tour Sectional Qualifying Tournament is Oct. 2-5 at Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, Fla. The top-30 finishers and ties from the Florida qualifier will join the California sectional qualifiers, current LPGA Tour members attempting to improve their status and the players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament.

Friday, September 21, 2007
2007 Q-School Mission Hills
Final Round Summary
Mission Hills Rancho Mirage CALIFORNIA

1	Anna Rawson	71-74-67	212	-4
T2	Yani Tseng	72-68-73	213	-3
T2	Ashleigh Simon	73-69-71	213	-3
T4	Kelly Lagedrost	68-72-74	214	-2
T4	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-70-71	214	-2
T4	Kristie Smith	73-70-71	214	-2
T7	Song Yi Choi	69-73-73	215	-1
T7	Amy Yang	73-72-70	215	-1
T7	Jin Hyun Kim	75-71-69	215	-1
T10	Jennifer Ackerson	69-73-74	216	E
T10	Hwan Hee Lee	70-73-73	216	E
T12	Annie Young	72-70-75	217	+1
T12	Amie Cochran	67-80-70	217	+1
T14	Helen Oh	73-73-72	218	+2
T14	Louise Friberg	74-73-71	218	+2
T14	Whitney Wade	72-71-75	218	+2
T14	Nontaya Srisawang	71-74-73	218	+2
T14	Christina Lecuyer	76-72-70	218	+2
T14	Meghan Little	77-73-68	218	+2
T14	Dana Je	75-72-71	218	+2
T14	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	72-76-70	218	+2
T22	Shinah Ham	74-72-73	219	+3
T22	Ashley Knoll	71-74-74	219	+3
T22	Nikki Garrett	72-72-75	219	+3
T22	Nicole Hage	69-78-72	219	+3
T22	Kiran Matharu	77-72-70	219	+3
T22	Danah Ford	73-74-72	219	+3
T22	May Wood	73-74-72	219	+3
T29	Samantha Head	73-73-74	220	+4
T29	Hannah Jun	70-76-74	220	+4
T29	Priscilla Duffield	70-74-76	220	+4
T29	Eileen Vargas	77-72-71	220	+4
T29	Catherine Matranga	74-73-73	220	+4
T29	Amy Schmucker	72-75-73	220	+4
T35	Russy Gulyanamitta	76-71-74	221	+5
T35	Shanshan Feng	73-75-73	221	+5
T35	Tiffany Tavee	72-75-74	221	+5
T35	D'Rae Ward	72-73-76	221	+5
T35	Joanne Mills	71-75-75	221	+5
T35	Kelly Froelich	73-75-73	221	+5
T35	Carolina Llano	73-77-71	221	+5
T35	Hiroko Fujishima	75-75-71	221	+5
T35	Caryn Wilson	75-74-72	221	+5
T35	Anja Monke	73-75-73	221	+5
T35	Sarah Kemp	74-75-72	221	+5
T46	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	75-73-74	222	+6
T46	Katie Allison	68-76-78	222	+6
T46	Esther Choe	78-71-73	222	+6
T46	Rachel Bailey	72-77-73	222	+6
T50	Misun Cho	75-73-75	223	+7
T50	Nicole Melton	73-75-75	223	+7
T50	Rachel Newren	71-77-75	223	+7
T50	Chris Brady	77-73-73	223	+7
T50	Lauren Espinosa	73-77-73	223	+7
T50	Yoo Lee Kim	75-74-74	223	+7
T56	Meghan Bolger	77-73-74	224	+8
T56	Ashley Gomes	73-75-76	224	+8
T56	Jenny Suh	71-77-76	224	+8
T56	Lauren Todd	70-75-79	224	+8
T56	Marcela Leon	75-75-74	224	+8
T56	Joanna Whitley	77-71-76	224	+8
T56	Cortney Reno	74-74-76	224	+8
T63	Anna Temple	76-73-76	225	+9
T63	Chris Newton	75-74-76	225	+9
T63	Jennifer Greggain	73-76-76	225	+9
T63	Alice Kim	73-77-75	225	+9
T63	Yoora Kim	73-77-75	225	+9
T63	Lili Alvarez	77-72-76	225	+9
T63	Krystal Shearer	74-74-77	225	+9
T63	Kim Welch	72-75-78	225	+9
T63	Jenna Pearson	73-74-78	225	+9
T72	Leah Hart	76-73-77	226	+10
T72	Jana Peterkova	72-76-78	226	+10
T72	Porani Chutichai	75-75-76	226	+10
T72	Bridget Keala Dwyer	73-77-76	226	+10
T76	Ulrika Ljungman-Smith	74-76-77	227	+11
T76	Randi Meadows	75-75-77	227	+11
T76	Taya Battistella	74-75-78	227	+11
T76	Leah Wigger	75-74-78	227	+11
T80	Michelle Simpson	74-72-82	228	+12
T80	Libby Smith	75-74-79	228	+12
T80	Corina Kelepouris	74-76-78	228	+12
83	Benedikte B Grotvedt	72-78-79	229	+13
CUT	Kwan-Chih Lu	76-75	151	7
CUT	Britney Hayes	77-74	151	7
CUT	Mo Martin	76-75	151	7
CUT	Erin Kerr	75-76	151	7
CUT	Jean Reynolds	75-76	151	7
CUT	Tanya Dergal	78-73	151	7
CUT	Karlie Ward	79-72	151	7
CUT	Sarah Oh	73-78	151	7
CUT	Jaclyn Sweeney	71-80	151	7
CUT	Seema Sadekar	73-78	151	7
CUT	Lori Atsedes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Pornanong Phatlum	74-77	151	7
CUT	Stephanie Dukes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Walailak Satarak	74-77	151	7
CUT	Jessica Shepley	76-76	152	8
CUT	Angela Buzminski	78-74	152	8
CUT	Sarah Tiller	76-76	152	8
CUT	Jeehae Lee	75-77	152	8
CUT	Vanessa Brockett	79-73	152	8
CUT	Mary K Moan	75-77	152	8
CUT	Charlotte Campbell	75-77	152	8
CUT	Gerina Mendoza	75-77	152	8
CUT	Heather Angell	74-78	152	8
CUT	Anna Grzebien	80-72	152	8
CUT	Julie Wells	76-77	153	9
CUT	Jaclyn Burch	76-77	153	9
CUT	Kelly Cavanaugh	76-77	153	9
CUT	Perry Swenson	78-75	153	9
CUT	Grace Woo	76-77	153	9
CUT	Mindy Kim	74-79	153	9
CUT	Shayne Miyajima	73-80	153	9
CUT	Yun-Yan Bai	79-74	153	9
CUT	Hana Young	78-75	153	9
CUT	Jessica Carafiello	79-74	153	9
CUT	Rungthiwa Pangjan	81-72	153	9
CUT	Tiranan Yoopan	71-83	154	10
CUT	Emily Tankey	81-73	154	10
CUT	Adrienne White	80-74	154	10
CUT	Maggie Simons	76-78	154	10
CUT	Samantha Richdale	74-80	154	10
CUT	Kim Kouwabunpat	77-77	154	10
CUT	Kim Augusta	80-74	154	10
CUT	Eom Ji Park	78-76	154	10
CUT	Reana Yun	80-75	155	11
CUT	Kuan-pei Chen	76-79	155	11
CUT	Megan Godfrey	81-75	156	12
CUT	Leah Whiting	81-75	156	12
CUT	Bri Vega	82-74	156	12
CUT	Angela Won	82-74	156	12
CUT	Nicole Keller	82-74	156	12
CUT	Cindy Lee-Pridgen	79-77	156	12
CUT	Johnna Jae Nealy	77-79	156	12
CUT	Stacey Tate	73-83	156	12
CUT	M.J. Hur	78-78	156	12
CUT	Amanda McCurdy	79-77	156	12
CUT	Elena Kurokawa	78-78	156	12
CUT	Jeannine Fiorito	80-77	157	13
CUT	Sofie Andersson	81-76	157	13
CUT	Anastasia Kostina	78-79	157	13
CUT	Adrienne Gautreaux	78-79	157	13
CUT	Miho Murata	78-79	157	13
CUT	Cathie Williamson	81-77	158	14
CUT	Salimah Mussani	79-79	158	14
CUT	Deanna Slaman	78-80	158	14
CUT	Hanna Kang	75-83	158	14
CUT	Tracy Nichols	81-78	159	15
CUT	Stefanie Page	81-78	159	15
CUT	Sam White	83-76	159	15
CUT	Tasha Browner	83-76	159	15
CUT	Jamie Stevenson	83-77	160	16
CUT	Elise Brandt	80-80	160	16
CUT	Kelly Schaub	79-81	160	16
CUT	Courtney Mahon	77-84	161	17
CUT	Stella Lee	81-80	161	17
CUT	Andia Winslow	77-85	162	18
CUT	Jenny Schneider	77-85	162	18
CUT	Sasha Medina	81-81	162	18
CUT	Jennifer Kovach	80-82	162	18
CUT	Filippa McDougall	85-77	162	18
CUT	Alana Condon	84-79	163	19
CUT	Polly Travica	82-82	164	20
CUT	Hyun-Hwa Sim	85-81	166	22
CUT	Lauren Cheves	86-82	168	24
CUT	Meghan Trainor	87-85	172	28
CUT	Lynettte West	88-86	174	30
CUT	Sabina Imboden	89-87	176	32

Two tied for lead at LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament after second round
Eighty-three players make the cut

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif., Sept. 20, 2007 – Yani Tseng of Taiwan and Kelly Lagedrost of Florida are tied for the lead following the second round of the LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament at Mission Hills Country Club. Tseng and Lagedrost are each 4-under-par 140 entering Friday's third round. Eighty-three players made the cut on Thursday, which was at 6-over-par 150.

18-year-old Tseng fired a 4-under-par 68 (72-68=140) on the 6,442 Dinah Shore Course to move into a tie for first place. Starting on the tenth tee, Tseng birdied her first two holes before four-putting for double bogey on hole 12. She recovered with birdies on holes 14 and 15 to make the turn at 2-under-par. Tseng had three more birdies on the back nine – holes 2, 8 and 9 – with one bogey on hole 4.

“I played pretty good and I had confidence today,” said Tseng. “I played too fast yesterday, so for the first couple of holes I remembered that I have to slow down today.”

A native of Taiwan who recently bought a home in Southern California, Tseng made her second appearance on the LPGA Tour at the 2007 CN Canadian Women's Open where she finished tied for sixth. In Edmonton, Tseng fired four consecutive rounds of even-par or better, including two 67's. She finished the week at 8-under-par 276 in a tie with Kimberly Hall and Seon Hwa Lee. Her first LPGA tournament was the 2004 Asahi Ryokuken International Championship at Mount Vintage where she finished tied for 33rd.

“That tournament (CN Canadian Women's Open) helped me a lot,” said Tseng. “Before that, I felt very nervous to play Q-School, but after the (CN Canadian) Women's Open, I felt more confident and more relaxed. So I said, ‘okay, I can play, I can make it.'”

28-year-old Lagedrost, who played the 6,406 yard Arnold Palmer Course, started her day with birdies on holes 4 and 8 to make the turn at 2-under par. She carded bogies on holes 12 and 16 to shoot even-par 72 in the second round (68-72=140).

“I'm very happy with the way I held it together and grinded through it,” said Lagedrost. “It was getting tough out there. The wind was really a factor. It was ballooning and kind of swirling and I didn't really know which way it was going.”

Lagedrost was the 2001 Conference USA Player of the Year at the University of South Florida. She recorded three collegiate wins before joining the Duramed Futures Tour, where she has played every year since 2002. Lagedrost had stints on the LPGA Tour in 2004 and 2006, where she played 27 events, making five cuts.

“The mental part is my big thing, trusting myself,” said Lagedrost, who spent part of 2007 as the interim head coach of women's golf at the University of South Florida. “Everyone deals with it out here. I feel like I have the talent and I can produce the shots obviously, it's just a matter of doing it on a regular basis and believing in myself. I'm working on that.”

Four players are two shots behind the lead in a tie for third place. Ashleigh Simon of South Africa, Annie Young of Utah, Song Yi Choi of South Korea and Jennifer Ackerson of Texas all enter the third round at 2-under-par 142.

The final two rounds, which will feature the low 70 players and ties, will be played on the Dinah Shore course at Mission Hills Country Club. The top-30 players and ties at the end of 72 holes will advance to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., Nov. 28-Dec. 2.

The Rancho Mirage qualifier is the first of the LPGA Tour's two sectional qualifying events in 2007. The second LPGA Tour Sectional Qualifying Tournament is Oct. 2-5 at Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, Fla. The top-30 finishers and ties from the Florida qualifier will join the California sectional qualifiers, current LPGA Tour members attempting to improve their status and the players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., Nov. 28 – Dec. 2.

2007 Q-School Mission Hills
Mission Hills Rancho Mirage CALIFORNIA
Dinah Shore Course
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Second Round Summary

T1	Kelly Lagedrost	68-72	140	-4
T1	Yani Tseng	72-68	140	-4
T3	Song Yi Choi	69-73	142	-2
T3	Jennifer Ackerson	69-73	142	-2
T3	Ashleigh Simon	73-69	142	-2
T3	Annie Young	72-70	142	-2
T7	Whitney Wade	72-71	143	-1
T7	Hwan Hee Lee	70-73	143	-1
T7	Kristie Smith	73-70	143	-1
T7	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-70	143	-1
T11	Katie Allison	68-76	144	E
T11	Priscilla Duffield	70-74	144	E
T11	Nikki Garrett	72-72	144	E
T14	Ashley Knoll	71-74	145	1
T14	Anna Rawson	71-74	145	1
T14	Lauren Todd	70-75	145	1
T14	Amy Yang	73-72	145	1
T14	D'Rae Ward	72-73	145	1
T14	Nontaya Srisawang	71-74	145	1
T20	Samantha Head	73-73	146	2
T20	Joanne Mills	71-75	146	2
T20	Hannah Jun	70-76	146	2
T20	Helen Oh	73-73	146	2
T20	Jin Hyun Kim	75-71	146	2
T20	Shinah Ham	74-72	146	2
T20	Michelle Simpson	74-72	146	2
T27	Kim Welch	72-75	147	3
T27	Amy Schmucker	72-75	147	3
T27	Jenna Pearson	73-74	147	3
T27	Amie Cochran	67-80	147	3
T27	Nicole Hage	69-78	147	3
T27	Tiffany Tavee	72-75	147	3
T27	Louise Friberg	74-73	147	3
T27	Dana Je	75-72	147	3
T27	Russy Gulyanamitta	76-71	147	3
T27	May Wood	73-74	147	3
T27	Danah Ford	73-74	147	3
T27	Catherine Matranga	74-73	147	3
T39	Shanshan Feng	73-75	148	4
T39	Anja Monke	73-75	148	4
T39	Ashley Gomes	73-75	148	4
T39	Jana Peterkova	72-76	148	4
T39	Jenny Suh	71-77	148	4
T39	Rachel Newren	71-77	148	4
T39	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	72-76	148	4
T39	Nicole Melton	73-75	148	4
T39	Misun Cho	75-73	148	4
T39	Christina Lecuyer	76-72	148	4
T39	Joanna Whitley	77-71	148	4
T39	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	75-73	148	4
T39	Kelly Froelich	73-75	148	4
T39	Cortney Reno	74-74	148	4
T39	Krystal Shearer	74-74	148	4
T54	Leah Wigger	75-74	149	5
T54	Caryn Wilson	75-74	149	5
T54	Libby Smith	75-74	149	5
T54	Sarah Kemp	74-75	149	5
T54	Rachel Bailey	72-77	149	5
T54	Jennifer Greggain	73-76	149	5
T54	Taya Battistella	74-75	149	5
T54	Chris Newton	75-74	149	5
T54	Lili Alvarez	77-72	149	5
T54	Eileen Vargas	77-72	149	5
T54	Esther Choe	78-71	149	5
T54	Kiran Matharu	77-72	149	5
T54	Yoo Lee Kim	75-74	149	5
T54	Leah Hart	76-73	149	5
T54	Anna Temple	76-73	149	5
T69	Lauren Espinosa	73-77	150	6
T69	Alice Kim	73-77	150	6
T69	Corina Kelepouris	74-76	150	6
T69	Carolina Llano	73-77	150	6
T69	Benedikte B Grotvedt	72-78	150	6
T69	Yoora Kim	73-77	150	6
T69	Bridget Keala Dwyer	73-77	150	6
T69	Ulrika Ljungman-Smith	74-76	150	6
T69	Chris Brady	77-73	150	6
T69	Meghan Little	77-73	150	6
T69	Meghan Bolger	77-73	150	6
T69	Marcela Leon	75-75	150	6
T69	Porani Chutichai	75-75	150	6
T69	Randi Meadows	75-75	150	6
T69	Hiroko Fujishima	75-75	150	6
CUT	Jaclyn Sweeney	71-80	151	7
CUT	Seema Sadekar	73-78	151	7
CUT	Sarah Oh	73-78	151	7
CUT	Lori Atsedes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Kwan-Chih Lu	76-75	151	7
CUT	Mo Martin	76-75	151	7
CUT	Britney Hayes	77-74	151	7
CUT	Karlie Ward	79-72	151	7
CUT	Tanya Dergal	78-73	151	7
CUT	Stephanie Dukes	74-77	151	7
CUT	Pornanong Phatlum	74-77	151	7
CUT	Walailak Satarak	74-77	151	7
CUT	Jean Reynolds	75-76	151	7
CUT	Erin Kerr	75-76	151	7
CUT	Anna Grzebien	80-72	152	8
CUT	Vanessa Brockett	79-73	152	8
CUT	Jeehae Lee	75-77	152	8
CUT	Charlotte Campbell	75-77	152	8
CUT	Sarah Tiller	76-76	152	8
CUT	Angela Buzminski	78-74	152	8
CUT	Jessica Shepley	76-76	152	8
CUT	Mary K Moan	75-77	152	8
CUT	Gerina Mendoza	75-77	152	8
CUT	Heather Angell	74-78	152	8
CUT	Mindy Kim	74-79	153	9
CUT	Shayne Miyajima	73-80	153	9
CUT	Jaclyn Burch	76-77	153	9
CUT	Jessica Carafiello	79-74	153	9
CUT	Yun-Yan Bai	79-74	153	9
CUT	Rungthiwa Pangjan	81-72	153	9
CUT	Kelly Cavanaugh	76-77	153	9
CUT	Julie Wells	76-77	153	9
CUT	Grace Woo	76-77	153	9
CUT	Hana Young	78-75	153	9
CUT	Perry Swenson	78-75	153	9
CUT	Adrienne White	80-74	154	10
CUT	Kim Augusta	80-74	154	10
CUT	Emily Tankey	81-73	154	10
CUT	Samantha Richdale	74-80	154	10
CUT	Tiranan Yoopan	71-83	154	10
CUT	Maggie Simons	76-78	154	10
CUT	Eom Ji Park	78-76	154	10
CUT	Kim Kouwabunpat	77-77	154	10
CUT	Reana Yun	80-75	155	11
CUT	Kuan-pei Chen	76-79	155	11
CUT	Johnna Jae Nealy	77-79	156	12
CUT	Stacey Tate	73-83	156	12
CUT	M.J. Hur	78-78	156	12
CUT	Nicole Keller	82-74	156	12
CUT	Bri Vega	82-74	156	12
CUT	Angela Won	82-74	156	12
CUT	Amanda McCurdy	79-77	156	12
CUT	Elena Kurokawa	78-78	156	12
CUT	Cindy Lee-Pridgen	79-77	156	12
CUT	Megan Godfrey	81-75	156	12
CUT	Leah Whiting	81-75	156	12
CUT	Jeannine Fiorito	80-77	157	13
CUT	Adrienne Gautreaux	78-79	157	13
CUT	Sofie Andersson	81-76	157	13
CUT	Miho Murata	78-79	157	13
CUT	Anastasia Kostina	78-79	157	13
CUT	Salimah Mussani	79-79	158	14
CUT	Deanna Slaman	78-80	158	14
CUT	Cathie Williamson	81-77	158	14
CUT	Hanna Kang	75-83	158	14
CUT	Stefanie Page	81-78	159	15
CUT	Tracy Nichols	81-78	159	15
CUT	Tasha Browner	83-76	159	15
CUT	Sam White	83-76	159	15
CUT	Jamie Stevenson	83-77	160	16
CUT	Elise Brandt	80-80	160	16
CUT	Kelly Schaub	79-81	160	16
CUT	Courtney Mahon	77-84	161	17
CUT	Stella Lee	81-80	161	17
CUT	Andia Winslow	77-85	162	18
CUT	Jennifer Kovach	80-82	162	18
CUT	Jenny Schneider	77-85	162	18
CUT	Sasha Medina	81-81	162	18
CUT	Filippa McDougall	85-77	162	18
CUT	Alana Condon	84-79	163	19
CUT	Polly Travica	82-82	164	20
CUT	Hyun-Hwa Sim	85-81	166	22
CUT	Lauren Cheves	86-82	168	24
CUT	Meghan Trainor	87-85	172	28
CUT	Lynettte West	88-86	174	30
CUT	Sabina Imboden	89-87	176	32

Cochran takes one-stroke lead at LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament after opening round 67
Allison, Lagedrost one-shot back

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif., Sept. 19, 2007 – 21-year-old California native Amie Cochran leads after the first round of the LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament at Mission Hills Country Club following a 5-under-par 67. Cochran holds a one-stroke advantage over New Jersey native Katie Allison and Florida's Kelly Lagedrost.

Cochran, who played two years at UCLA before turning professional in 2006, notched seven birdies and two bogeys in her first round on the 6,406 yard Arnold Palmer Course. She will play Thursday's second round on the 6,442 yard Dinah Shore course, which plays host to the LPGA's first major of the year, the Kraft Nabisco Championship.

“It was awesome. I made a lot of putts with a couple bogeys,” said Cochran. “The course was really friendly today.”

Cochran, who tied for 43rd in the CN Canadian Women's Open after gaining entry by tying for first place in the tournament qualifier, carded four birdies on the front nine, including holes 3, 4, 6 and 7 to make the turn at 4-under par. She notched two more birdies on holes 12 and 14 before bogeying holes 16 and 17. She capped her round with a birdie on hole 18 to finish at 5-under-par.

“When I got here this morning and stepped onto the first tee, I thought ‘wow, I really feel like I belong here,'” said Cochran. “You put so much time into something and it's really awesome to have this happen. I got a couple lucky bounces out there today.”

A member of the 2003 PING Junior U.S. Solheim Cup Team, Cochran earned 2005 NCAA All-American Second Team honors at UCLA. She has twice played in the U.S. Women's Open, earning a tie for 50th in 2005 at Cherry Hills Country Club.

Allison and Lagedrost are tied for second place at 4-under-par 68. Allison, who played the Arnold Palmer Course, used a birdie on hole 6 and a bogey on hole 7 to make the turn at even-par. Her back nine featured birdies on holes 10, 13, 14 and 16 to finish at 4-under.

Allison, a 2002 graduate of Winthrop University, played the 2004, 2006 and 2007 seasons on the Duramed Futures Tour. In three seasons, she has earned $33,416 with five top-10 finishes. Allison is looking to regain the card she lost after the 2005 LPGA Tour season, where she played 21 events, making three cuts.

Lagedrost, who started on the tenth tee on the Dinah Shore course, carded birdies on holes 14 and 18 to make the turn at 2-under-par. She continued her bogey-free day with birdies on holes 7 and 8 to finish the day at 4-under. Her round of 68 was the best of the day on the Dinah Shore course.

The University of South Florida graduate has twice qualified for the Tour via LPGA Qualifying School, first in 2004 and most recently in 2006. She has played in 27 LPGA Tour events, making the cut five times. Lagedrost has also competed on the Duramed Futures Tour in every season since 2002, earning more than $50,000. She played in 17 on the Futures Tour in 2007 with one top-10 finish.

Nicole Hage of Florida, Jennifer Ackerson of Texas and Song Yi Choi of South Korea are tied for third place at 3-under-par 69.

Julie Wells of Oregon carded a hole-in-one on hole 11 of the Arnold Palmer Course. Wells used a 6-iron from 141 yards into the wind. She finished the day with a 4-over-par 76.

Players are competing on both the Arnold Palmer and Dinah Shore courses at Mission Hills Country Club, playing each of the courses once before the 36-hole cut is made following the second round. The final two rounds, which will feature the low 70 players and ties, will be played on the Dinah Shore course. The top-30 players and ties at the end of 72 holes will advance to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., Nov. 28-Dec. 2.

The Rancho Mirage qualifier is the first of the LPGA Tour's two sectional qualifying events in 2007. The second LPGA Tour Sectional Qualifying Tournament is Oct. 2-5 at Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, Fla. The top-30 finishers and ties from the Florida qualifier will join the California sectional qualifiers, current LPGA Tour members attempting to improve their status and the players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2006 Futures Tour money list at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007
2007 Q-School Mission Hills
Final Round Summary
Mission Hills Rancho Mirage CALIFORNIA


1	Amie Cochran	67	-5
T2	Katie Allison	68	-4
T2	Kelly Lagedrost	68	-4
T4	Nicole Hage	69	-3
T4	Jennifer Ackerson	69	-3
T4	Song Yi Choi	69	-3
T7	Hannah Jun	70	-2
T7	Priscilla Duffield	70	-2
T7	Hwan Hee Lee	70	-2
T7	Lauren Todd	70	-2
T11	Joanne Mills	71	-1
T11	Nontaya Srisawang	71	-1
T11	Jenny Suh	71	-1
T11	Rachel Newren	71	-1
T11	Tiranan Yoopan	71	-1
T11	Jaclyn Sweeney	71	-1
T11	Anna Rawson	71	-1
T11	Ashley Knoll	71	-1
T19	Jana Peterkova	72	E
T19	D'Rae Ward	72	E
T19	Rachel Bailey	72	E
T19	Benedikte B Grotvedt	72	E
T19	Nikki Garrett	72	E
T19	Tiffany Tavee	72	E
T19	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	72	E
T19	Kim Welch	72	E
T19	Amy Schmucker	72	E
T19	Yani Tseng	72	E
T19	Annie Young	72	E
T19	Whitney Wade	72	E
T31	Kelly Froelich	73	+1
T31	Shayne Miyajima	73	+1
T31	Danah Ford	73	+1
T31	Bridget Keala Dwyer	73	+1
T31	Samantha Head	73	+1
T31	Amy Yang	73	+1
T31	Kristie Smith	73	+1
T31	Ashleigh Simon	73	+1
T31	Alice Kim	73	+1
T31	Lauren Espinosa	73	+1
T31	Helen Oh	73	+1
T31	May Wood	73	+1
T31	Sarah Oh	73	+1
T31	Yoora Kim	73	+1
T31	Seema Sadekar	73	+1
T31	Carolina Llano	73	+1
T31	Stacey Tate	73	+1
T31	Jenna Pearson	73	+1
T31	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73	+1
T31	Jennifer Greggain	73	+1
T31	Anja Monke	73	+1
T31	Nicole Melton	73	+1
T31	Ashley Gomes	73	+1
T31	Shanshan Feng	73	+1
T55	Heather Angell	74	+2
T55	Stephanie Dukes	74	+2
T55	Taya Battistella	74	+2
T55	Walailak Satarak	74	+2
T55	Michelle Simpson	74	+2
T55	Ulrika Ljungman-Smith	74	+2
T55	Mindy Kim	74	+2
T55	Corina Kelepouris	74	+2
T55	Lori Atsedes	74	+2
T55	Pornanong Phatlum	74	+2
T55	Sarah Kemp	74	+2
T55	Louise Friberg	74	+2
T55	Shinah Ham	74	+2
T55	Catherine Matranga	74	+2
T55	Samantha Richdale	74	+2
T55	Cortney Reno	74	+2
T55	Krystal Shearer	74	+2
T72	Mary K Moan	75	+3
T72	Yoo Lee Kim	75	+3
T72	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	75	+3
T72	Libby Smith	75	+3
T72	Erin Kerr	75	+3
T72	Jean Reynolds	75	+3
T72	Misun Cho	75	+3
T72	Jin Hyun Kim	75	+3
T72	Jeehae Lee	75	+3
T72	Chris Newton	75	+3
T72	Leah Wigger	75	+3
T72	Hanna Kang	75	+3
T72	Caryn Wilson	75	+3
T72	Hiroko Fujishima	75	+3
T72	Randi Meadows	75	+3
T72	Dana Je	75	+3
T72	Charlotte Campbell	75	+3
T72	Gerina Mendoza	75	+3
T72	Porani Chutichai	75	+3
T72	Marcela Leon	75	+3
T92	Julie Wells	76	+4
T92	Russy Gulyanamitta	76	+4
T92	Jessica Shepley	76	+4
T92	Kuan-pei Chen	76	+4
T92	Maggie Simons	76	+4
T92	Anna Temple	76	+4
T92	Jaclyn Burch	76	+4
T92	Christina Lecuyer	76	+4
T92	Grace Woo	76	+4
T92	Kwan-Chih Lu	76	+4
T92	Mo Martin	76	+4
T92	Leah Hart	76	+4
T92	Kelly Cavanaugh	76	+4
T92	Sarah Tiller	76	+4
T106	Eileen Vargas	77	+5
T106	Lili Alvarez	77	+5
T106	Chris Brady	77	+5
T106	Andia Winslow	77	+5
T106	Meghan Little	77	+5
T106	Johnna Jae Nealy	77	+5
T106	Meghan Bolger	77	+5
T106	Britney Hayes	77	+5
T106	Kim Kouwabunpat	77	+5
T106	Kiran Matharu	77	+5
T106	Courtney Mahon	77	+5
T106	Jenny Schneider	77	+5
T106	Joanna Whitley	77	+5
T119	Hana Young	78	+6
T119	Esther Choe	78	+6
T119	Angela Buzminski	78	+6
T119	Deanna Slaman	78	+6
T119	Elena Kurokawa	78	+6
T119	Miho Murata	78	+6
T119	Perry Swenson	78	+6
T119	Adrienne Gautreaux	78	+6
T119	Eom Ji Park	78	+6
T119	M.J. Hur	78	+6
T119	Tanya Dergal	78	+6
T119	Anastasia Kostina	78	+6
T131	Vanessa Brockett	79	+7
T131	Karlie Ward	79	+7
T131	Cindy Lee-Pridgen	79	+7
T131	Kelly Schaub	79	+7
T131	Yun-Yan Bai	79	+7
T131	Jessica Carafiello	79	+7
T131	Amanda McCurdy	79	+7
T131	Salimah Mussani	79	+7
T139	Reana Yun	80	+8
T139	Jennifer Kovach	80	+8
T139	Jeannine Fiorito	80	+8
T139	Adrienne White	80	+8
T139	Kim Augusta	80	+8
T139	Anna Grzebien	80	+8
T139	Elise Brandt	80	+8
T146	Stella Lee	81	+9
T146	Megan Godfrey	81	+9
T146	Rungthiwa Pangjan	81	+9
T146	Emily Tankey	81	+9
T146	Sofie Andersson	81	+9
T146	Tracy Nichols	81	+9
T146	Leah Whiting	81	+9
T146	Stefanie Page	81	+9
T146	Sasha Medina	81	+9
T146	Cathie Williamson	81	+9
T156	Bri Vega	82	+10
T156	Angela Won	82	+10
T156	Nicole Keller	82	+10
T156	Polly Travica	82	+10
T160	Tasha Browner	83	+11
T160	Sam White	83	+11
T160	Jamie Stevenson	83	+11
163	Alana Condon	84	+12
T164	Filippa McDougall	85	+13
T164	Hyun-Hwa Sim	85	+13
166	Lauren Cheves	86	+14
167	Meghan Trainor	87	+15
168	Lynettte West	88	+16
169	Sabina Imboden	89	+17

California Sectional Qualifying Tournament Results 2007

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