Park earns medalist honors at LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament
LPGA Tour adds 17 exempt members for 2008 season

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Dec. 2, 2007 – LPGA Tour rookie Jane Park completed a wire-to-wire victory at the LPGA Final Qualifying School on Sunday to earn medalist honors at 17-under-par 343.

Park (65-70-71-68-69=343, -17) carded five birdies and two bogies on Sunday to post a final-round 69 for a three-stroke victory over fellow 2007 LPGA Tour rookie Su A Kim (70-72-70-68-66=346, 14). After birdies on holes three and four, Park made bogey on six, but countered with a birdie on hole eight to make the turn at 16-under-par overall. Park added back-to-back birdies on holes 10 and 11 with a bogey on 12 to finish the week at 17-under-par 343, three shots ahead of fellow LPGA Tour rookie Su A Kim.

“I was playing great so I knew I had a good chance to win,” Park said. “Just being able to pull it off was just a great confidence booster. I just proved to myself that I can go pretty deep under par. It's a great feeling.”

Park started her march toward exempt status on the 2008 LPGA Tour with a tournament-low 7-under-par 65 on Wednesday and maintained at least a two-stroke lead for the remainder of the week. On Tour in 2007, she played in 11 events, making nine cuts. Her best finish was a tie for 17th at the Sybase Classic Presented by ShopRite.

Kim fired a 6-under-par 66 on Sunday to earn exempt status. The 26-year-old carded seven birdies during the final-round with just one bogey to remain in second place. Kim started and ended her front nine on a good note with back-to-back birdies on holes one and two and holes eight and nine to make the turn at 12-under-par. Two more birdies on holes 10 and 11, coupled with a bogey on 13 and a birdie on 14 propelled her to 14-under-par 346 for the week.

“I made it, it was a good round,” Kim said. “When I started the final round, I felt comfortable. Before (the tournament), I thought that 2-under every day would make it.”

The South Korean played in just four events on Tour in 2007, with her best finish coming at the U.S. Women's Open, where she tied for 50th.

South Korean Hee Young Park (72-67-74-67-70) finished third at 10-under-par 350, while 10-year LPGA Tour veteran Kelli Kuehne (67-71-70-76-67=351) finished fourth at 9-under-par 351. Kuehne, who was in second place following the first three rounds, put early pressure on Park's lead with three rounds under par.

Four players tied for 14th place at 356 (-4) to round out the 17 exempt cards available for the 2008 LPGA Tour season: Sandra Gal, Danielle Downey, Liz Janangelo and LPGA Tour rookie Sophie Giquel. 36 players earned conditional status for next season.

The 90-hole tournament was staged at LPGA International, where 135 players played the Champions and Legends Courses twice, hoping to be among the top-70 to advance to Sunday. The final round was played on the Legends Course.
LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournaments in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Venice, Fla., were held to help determine the field for the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top-30 finishers and ties from each sectional—31 from Rancho Mirage; 34 from Venice—advanced to the final stage and joined 62 current LPGA Tour members, who were trying to improve or retain their playing status for 2008. The field was completed by the eligible players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list. The top-five finishers on the Duramed Futures Tour money list automatically received their exempt card for 2008: Emily Bastel, Allison Fouch, Violeta Retamoza, Mollie Fankhauser and Seo-Jae Lee.

Consistent with the LPGA's history of showcasing the very best players from around the world, the 135-player field featured 62 international players from 22 countries outside the United States. South Korea was represented by the most international players with 16, followed by Australia (10); Sweden (5); Canada (4) and Thailand (4). Remaining countries represented were England (3); South Africa (2); Spain (2); and one player each from: Argentina; China; France; India; Japan; Malaysia; Mexico; Paraguay; Russia; Scotland; Taiwan; and Venezuela.

Sunday, December 2, 2007
2007 Final Q-School
Final Round Summary
LPGA International Golf and Country Club Daytona Beach FLORIDA

EXEMPT STATUS
POS	NAME	SCORES		STATUS	MONEY
1	Jane Park	65-70-71-68-69	343	-17	$6000.00
2	Su A Kim	70-72-70-68-66	346	-14	$5000.00
3	Hee Young Park	72-67-74-67-70	350	-10	$4750.00
4	Kelli Kuehne	67-71-70-76-67	351	-9	$4500.00
5	Carolina Llano	69-71-69-73-70	352	-8	$4250.00
6	Yani Tseng	70-73-72-66-72	353	-7	$4100.00
7	Jacqueline Yang	69-73-71-72-69	354	-6	$3750.00
7	Russy Gulyanamitta	69-72-72-71-70	354	-6	$3750.00
9	Sarah Kemp	71-70-74-72-68	355	-5	$2312.50
9	Becky Lucidi	72-71-70-73-69	355	-5	$2312.50
9	^Shanshan Feng	72-72-70-71-70	355	-5	(amateur)
9	Louise Friberg	71-73-71-68-72	355	-5	$2312.50
9	Meredith Duncan	69-71-71-71-73	355	-5	$2312.50
14	^Sandra Gal	76-70-72-69-69	356	-4	(amateur)
14	Danielle Downey	72-71-71-72-70	356	-4	$1550.00
14	Liz Janangelo	70-71-70-73-72	356	-4	$1550.00
14	Sophie Giquel	72-70-71-70-73	356	-4	$1550.00
CONDITIONAL STATUS
1	Anna Rawson	72-73-72-71-69	357	-3
2	Ashleigh Simon	70-70-72-70-75	357	-3
3	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	69-74-76-71-68	358	-2
4	Na Yeon Choi	68-74-73-75-68	358	-2
5	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	73-71-71-70-73	358	-2
6	Taylor Leon	73-71-68-70-76	358	-2
7	Simi Mehra	73-74-72-72-68	359	-1
8	Leah Wigger	72-73-73-72-70	360	E
*	Song Hee Kim	74-68-77-70-71	360	E
9	Audra Burks	74-73-69-73-71	360	E
*	Virada Nirapathpongporn	71-72-72-74-71	360	E
10	Eun Jung Yi	73-72-70-73-72	360	E
*	Tracy Hanson	73-66-74-75-72	360	E
11	Anna Grzebien	70-72-70-75-73	360	E
12	Hannah Jun	73-67-71-74-75	360	E
13	Beth Allen	71-71-71-71-76	360	E
14	Onnarin Sattayabanphot	74-71-74-73-69	361	+1
15	Cindy Pasechnik	73-69-77-73-69	361	+1
16	Kristen Samp	74-73-74-69-71	361	+1
17	Anja Monke	72-70-76-72-71	361	+1
18	Nicole Hage	71-72-68-73-77	361	+1
19	Jimin Jeong	74-74-73-71-70	362	+2
++ (20)	Susie Redman	2007 Medical Extension
*	Lisa Fernandes	74-73-68-76-71	362	+2
21	Sarah Oh	70-76-72-71-73	362	+2
22	Louise Stahle	75-72-71-70-74	362	+2
23	Angela Jerman	72-73-67-76-74	362	+2
24	Jeanne Cho-Hunicke	71-76-72-68-75	362	+2
*	Lee Ann Walker-Cooper	74-71-74-68-75	362	+2
25	Jennifer Greggain	73-74-75-71-70	363	+3
26	Hwan Hee Lee	70-71-73-78-71	363	+3
*	Michelle Ellis	75-71-71-74-72	363	+3
*	Nina Reis	73-71-70-75-74	363	+3
27	Hana Kim	71-74-74-74-71	364	+4
28	Sarah Lynn Sargent	69-71-77-76-71	364	+4
29	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-69-72-78-72	364	+4
30	Sofie Andersson	73-69-74-74-74	364	+4
31	Jennifer Gleason	73-69-74-74-74	365	+5
++ (32)	Cathy Johnston-Forbes	2007 Medical Extension
33	Amie Cochran	72-70-75-77-71	365	+5
34	Chris Brady	75-70-68-81-71	365	+5
35	May Wood	72-71-76-74-72	365	+5
36	Brandi Jackson	77-68-73-74-73	365	+5
37	Amy Yang	72-73-70-77-73	365	+5
*	Na Ri Kim	74-73-72-72-74	365	+5
Cutoff for LPGA status
	Kristina Tucker	70-76-70-77-73	366	+6
*	Joanne Morley	76-76-73-69-73	367	+7
*	Clarissa Childs	71-73-74-74-75	367	+7
	Maru Martinez	72-71-72-75-77	367	+7
	Song Choi	77-71-77-69-74	368	+8
*	Allison Hanna-Williams	74-71-75-74-74	368	+8
*	Nicole Jeray	74-71-74-74-75	368	+8
	Tiffany Tavee	77-71-73-71-76	368	+8
	Nontaya Srisawang	73-71-77-71-76	368	+8
	^Kristie Smith	74-74-71-73-76	368	+8

* Player already has non-exempt status
++2007 Medical Extension
^ denotes amateur

Park extends lead to six strokes at LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament
70 players with scores of 6-over-par or better advance to final round

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Dec. 1, 2007 – LPGA Tour rookie Jane Park (65-70-71-68=274, -14) made a decisive move toward earning an exempt card for the 2008 LPGA Tour season with a fourth-round 68 (-4) at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament on Saturday. The Californian extended her lead to six strokes entering Sunday's final round at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla. LPGA Tour rookie Su A Kim (70-72-70-68) and Hee Young Park (72-67-74-67) are tied for second place at 8-under-par 280. After four rounds of play, the field was cut to 70 players at 6-over-par 294 or better at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament.

The 90-hole tournament is staged at LPGA International, where 137 players played the Champions and Legends Courses twice, hoping to be among the top-70 to advance to Sunday. After Sunday's final round, the top-17 finishers will earn exempt status for the 2008 Tour season, while the next 35 will earn conditional status.

Park, who has now led wire-to-wire, entered the day with a two-stroke advantage. Playing on the Legends Course, she made birdies on holes two, six and eight before a bogey on nine to make the turn at 2-under on the day. Park added birdies on holes 13 and 16 to finish the day at 4-under-par 68.

“I was very excited to play today. I was on Legends; I was back on the course I like better, so I had a good feeling about today,” Park said. “I was more confident on the greens. They were more readable and not as grainy as the other course. I had confidence in my stroke. I trusted my line more and trusted what I was doing.”

Hee Young Park, who entered the day tied for 13th place at 3-under-par 213, carded a fourth-round 67 (-5) to jump into a tie for second place. The South Korean used six birdies – holes four, six, seven, eight, 15 and 18 – and a lone bogey on hole five to move to 8-under 280 entering Sunday's final round. Park finished fourth at the LPGA Sectional Qualifying School this October in Venice, Fla. She is currently sixth on the 2007 Korea LPGA money list.

“Today, the weather was good and I had some good reads on the greens to make birdies. My caddy helped me with putting,” Park said. “I like the Legends Course better. The speeds (of the greens) are better. Tomorrow, I will try to be aggressive. I want to make birdies.”

LPGA Tour rookie Kim began the day in a tie for eighth place, but five birdies in her first eight holes – including making a 50-foot birdie putt on her first hole – allowed her to climb up the leaderboard into a tie for second by day's end. Kim made birdies on holes one, two, six, seven and eight with a bogey on five to make the turn at 4-under for the day. She carded nine pars on the back-nine to finish at 8-under-par 280 through four rounds. The 26-year-old played in four events on Tour in 2007, with her best finish coming at the U.S. Women's Open where she tied for 50th.

“I was happy with my round. I think I gave myself some breathing room,” Kim said. “My goal was to shoot 2-under each day and that's what I've been doing for the most part.”

Yani Tseng (70-73-72-66=281, -7) fired the low round of the day, a 6-under-par 66, to move into solo fourth place.
On Sunday, the players were repaired based on scores and all will play the Legends Course off the first and 10th tees beginning at 7:45 a.m.

Two LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournaments in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Venice, Fla., were held to help determine the field for the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top-30 finishers and ties from each sectional—31 from Rancho Mirage; 34 from Venice—advanced to the final stage and join 62 current LPGA Tour members, who are trying to improve or retain their playing status for 2008. The field is completed by the eligible players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list.

Consistent with the LPGA's history of showcasing the very best players from around the world, the 137-player field features 62 international players from 22 countries outside the United States. South Korea is represented by the most international players with 16, followed by Australia (10), Sweden (5) Canada (4) and Thailand (4). Remaining countries represented include England (3), South Africa (2), Spain (2); and one player represents each of the following countries: Argentina; China; France; India; Japan; Malaysia; Mexico; Paraguay; Russia; Scotland; Taiwan; and Venezuela.

Saturday, December 1, 2007
2007 Final Q-School
Final Round Summary
LPGA International Golf and Country Club Daytona Beach FLORIDA

* - Amateur
1	Jane Park	65-70-71-68	274	-14
2	Su A Kim	70-72-70-68	280	-8
2	Hee Young Park	72-67-74-67	280	-8
4	Yani Tseng	70-73-72-66	281	-7
5	Meredith Duncan	69-71-71-71	282	-6
5	Carolina Llano	69-71-69-73	282	-6
5	Taylor Leon	73-71-68-70	282	-6
5	Ashleigh Simon	70-70-72-70	282	-6
9	Sophie Giquel	72-70-71-70	283	-5
9	Louise Friberg	71-73-71-68	283	-5
11	Liz Janangelo	70-71-70-73	284	-4
11	Kelli Kuehne	67-71-70-76	284	-4
11	Nicole Hage	71-72-68-73	284	-4
11	Beth Allen	71-71-71-71	284	-4
11	Russy Gulyanamitta	69-72-72-71	284	-4
16	Jacqueline Yang	69-73-71-72	285	-3
16	Hannah Jun	73-67-71-74	285	-3
16	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	73-71-71-70	285	-3
16	*Shanshan Feng	72-72-70-71	285	-3
20	Becky Lucidi	72-71-70-73	286	-2
20	Danielle Downey	72-71-71-72	286	-2
22	Sarah Kemp	71-70-74-72	287	-1
22	Anna Grzebien	70-72-70-75	287	-1
22	*Sandra Gal	76-70-72-69	287	-1
22	Jeanne Cho-Hunicke	71-76-72-68	287	-1
22	Lee Ann Walker-Cooper	74-71-74-68	287	-1
27	Tracy Hanson	73-66-74-75	288	E
27	Angela Jerman	72-73-67-76	288	E
27	Eun Jung Yi	73-72-70-73	288	E
27	Louise Stahle	75-72-71-70	288	E
27	Anna Rawson	72-73-72-71	288	E
32	Virada Nirapathpongporn	71-72-72-74	289	+1
32	Nina Reis	73-71-70-75	289	+1
32	Audra Burks	74-73-69-73	289	+1
32	Song Hee Kim	74-68-77-70	289	+1
32	Sarah Oh	70-76-72-71	289	+1
37	Sofie Andersson	73-69-74-74	290	+2
37	Maru Martinez	72-71-72-75	290	+2
37	Na Yeon Choi	68-74-73-75	290	+2
37	Anja Monke	72-70-76-72	290	+2
37	Kristen Samp	74-73-74-69	290	+2
37	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	69-74-76-71	290	+2
37	Leah Wigger	72-73-73-72	290	+2
44	Michelle Ellis	75-71-71-74	291	+3
44	Lisa Fernandes	74-73-68-76	291	+3
44	Na Ri Kim	74-73-72-72	291	+3
44	Simi Mehra	73-74-72-72	291	+3
48	Clarissa Childs	71-73-74-74	292	+4
48	Brandi Jackson	77-68-73-74	292	+4
48	Amy Yang	72-73-70-77	292	+4
48	Hwan Hee Lee	70-71-73-78	292	+4
48	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-69-72-78	292	+4
48	Cindy Pasechnik	73-69-77-73	292	+4
48	Jimin Jeong	74-74-73-71	292	+4
48	Tiffany Tavee	77-71-73-71	292	+4
48	Nontaya Srisawang	73-71-77-71	292	+4
48	Onnarin Sattayabanphot	74-71-74-73	292	+4
48	*Kristie Smith	74-74-71-73	292	+4
59	May Wood	72-71-76-74	293	+5
59	Sarah Lynn Sargent	69-71-77-76	293	+5
59	Kristina Tucker	70-76-70-77	293	+5
59	Jennifer Greggain	73-74-75-71	293	+5
59	Nicole Jeray	74-71-74-74	293	+5
59	Hana Kim	71-74-74-74	293	+5
65	Jennifer Gleason	73-72-73-76	294	+6
65	Amie Cochran	72-70-75-77	294	+6
65	Chris Brady	75-70-68-81	294	+6
65	Joanne Morley	76-76-73-69	294	+6
65	Song Choi	77-71-77-69	294	+6
65	Allison Hanna-Williams	74-71-75-74	294	+6
CUT	Angie Hill	76-76-76-74	302	+14
CUT	Beth Bauer	76-77-75-74	302	+14
CUT	Nikki Garrett	70-83-77-72	302	+14
CUT	Brooke Tull	74-78-71-79	302	+14
CUT	Leah Hart	74-79-76-74	303	+15
CUT	Jin Hyun Kim	77-78-74-74	303	+15
CUT	Lisa Ferrero	79-74-78-72	303	+15
CUT	Celeste Troche	74-78-71-78	301	+13
CUT	Lauren Espinosa	75-71-76-78	300	+12
CUT	Jamie Hullett	71-73-79-77	300	+12
CUT	Kim Williams	74-73-77-76	300	+12
CUT	Mandy Goins	73-75-80-73	301	+13
CUT	Lori Atsedes	75-74-76-76	301	+13
CUT	Isabelle Beisiegel	76-73-77-75	301	+13
CUT	Siew-Ai Lim	76-74-76-75	301	+13
CUT	Sae Hee Son	75-77-77-74	303	+15
CUT	Ashley Gomes	78-74-81-76	309	+21
CUT	Caryn Wilson	76-80-77-76	309	+21
CUT	*Manuela Maria Tarazona	78-76-76-76	306	+18
CUT	Vanessa Brockett	79-77-74-79	309	+21
CUT	Caroline Larsson	76-81-86-79	322	+34
CUT	Shayna Miyajima	80-73-80-78	311	+23
CUT	Christi Cano	71-78-80-80	309	+21
CUT	Kiran Matharu	83-74-71-77	305	+17
CUT	A.J. Eathorne	73-77-77-77	304	+16
CUT	Lee-Anne Pace	81-74-72-77	304	+16
CUT	Patricia Baxter-Johnson	79-79-71-75	304	+16
CUT	Anastasia Kostina	77-71-77-79	304	+16
CUT	Michelle Simpson	76-77-77-75	305	+17
CUT	Danah Ford	81-75-75-74	305	+17
CUT	Hana Chae	76-72-73-83	304	+16
CUT	Riko Higashio	76-74-76-74	300	+12
CUT	LeAnna Wicks	77-71-72-76	296	+8
CUT	Misun Cho	73-74-76-73	296	+8
CUT	Irene Cho	73-76-77-70	296	+8
CUT	Paula Marti	75-72-73-76	296	+8
CUT	Whitney Wade	75-75-75-72	297	+9
CUT	Vikki Laing	76-77-74-70	297	+9
CUT	Adrienne White	70-74-74-78	296	+8
CUT	Paige Mackenzie	75-74-78-69	296	+8
CUT	Samantha Head	73-74-76-72	295	+7
CUT	Hanna Kang	73-76-74-72	295	+7
CUT	Annie Young	79-72-74-70	295	+7
CUT	Yeon Joo Lee	74-75-72-74	295	+7
CUT	Eileen Vargas	73-70-76-76	295	+7
CUT	Dana Je	77-72-70-76	295	+7
CUT	Jean Bartholomew	76-72-73-74	295	+7
CUT	Sarah Huarte	74-74-77-72	297	+9
CUT	Jennifer Ackerson	74-75-76-74	299	+11
CUT	Kim Welch	76-73-76-74	299	+11
CUT	Jin Y. Pak	76-75-77-72	300	+12
CUT	Pornanong Phatlum	75-78-71-75	299	+11
CUT	Christina Lecuyer	71-72-78-78	299	+11
CUT	Kelly Cap	74-73-75-77	299	+11
CUT	Shinah Ham	81-71-72-75	299	+11
CUT	Ashley Prange	76-73-76-74	299	+11
CUT	Rachel Bailey	72-74-74-77	297	+9
CUT	Catherine Matranga	74-75-74-74	297	+9
CUT	Janell Howland	74-72-78-73	297	+9
CUT	Mo Martin	77-71-77-73	298	+10
CUT	Kelly Lagedrost	76-71-76-75	298	+10
CUT	Sophia Sheridan	76-73-74-75	298	+10
CUT	D'Rae Ward	78-72-74-74	298	+10
WD	Natalie Tucker	79-81-84	244	+28
WD	Diane Irvin	83-76-75	234	+18

Park holds two-stroke lead at LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament

DAYTONA BEACH , Fla. , Nov. 30, 2007 – For the third straight day, LPGA Tour rookie Jane Park and 10-year Tour veteran Kelli Kuehne are atop the leaderboard at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. Park (65-70-71=206, -10) holds the third-round lead following a 1-under-par 71 on Friday, two-strokes ahead of Kuehne (67-71-70=208, -8), who carded a 2-under-par 70.

The 90-hole tournament is staged at LPGA International, where 137 players play the Champions and Legends courses twice, hoping to be among the top-70 to advance to Sunday. After Sunday's final round, the top-17 finishers will earn exempt status for the 2008 Tour season, while the next 35 will earn conditional status.

Park, who jumped out to an early lead on Wednesday following a first-round 65, has led after each of the first three rounds. Playing the Champions Course on Friday, she registered birdies on hole seven, a 377-yard par-4 and hole 18, a 395-yard par-4. The lone blemish on her card came on hole 14, a par-3, where she made bogey.

“Once I sank my last putt, I realized how cold it was. Each hole was literally playing 20 yards longer,” Park said, hinting at the windy and wet conditions that players faced on Friday. “I hit 5-iron into greens I was hitting 9-iron into yesterday. It was much tougher and didn't really allow us to attack. I was very pleased with my round and pleased to be under par, again.”

Kuehne, who has been in second place following each of the first three rounds, carded a 2-under-par 70 in the third round. The 1999 LPGA Corning Classic champion made the turn at 1-under-par for the day on the Champions Course following a birdie on the third hole, a 179-yard par-3. She recorded birdies on hole 10, a 338-yard par-4 and hole 13, a 533-yard par-5, before a bogey on hole 15 set her back to 2-under 70 for the day.

“I played well and gave myself opportunities. I hit it close and, if I didn't make it, I was able to tap it in,” Kuehne said. “It was definitely longer and we played into the wind more, but I was hitting it well enough and my shots were on-line. I just want to take it one day at a time, make pars and post rounds under par.

Columbia's Carolina Llano (69-71-69=209, -7) fired a 3-under-par 69 on Friday to move into solo third place, while four players – Nicole Hage, Liz Janangelo, Hannah Jun and Meredith Duncan – are tied for fourth place at 5-under-par 211.

Two golfers recorded holes-in-one on Friday: Michelle Ellis aced the sixth hole on the Champions Course with a 7-iron from 140 yards, and Shayna Miyajima, of Hawaii, hit a 19-degree rescue from 174 yards to ace hole 12 on the Legends Course.

The players have been split between LPGA International Champions and Legends courses and will be repaired by scores for the fourth round based on the course they started on the first round.

Two LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournaments in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Venice, Fla., were held to help determine the field for the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top-30 finishers and ties from each sectional—31 from Rancho Mirage; 34 from Venice—advanced to the final stage and join 62 current LPGA Tour members, who are trying to improve or retain their playing status for 2008. The field is completed by the eligible players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list.

Consistent with the LPGA's history of showcasing the very best players from around the world, the 137-player field features 62 international players from 22 countries outside the United States. South Korea is represented by the most international players with 16, followed by Australia (10), Sweden (5) Canada (4) and Thailand (4). Remaining countries represented include England (3), South Africa (2), Spain (2); and one player represents each of the following countries: Argentina; China; France; India; Japan; Malaysia; Mexico; Paraguay; Russia; Scotland; Taiwan; and Venezuela.

2007 Final Q-School
Friday, November 30, 2007
Round 3 Summary
LPGA International Golf and Country Club Daytona Beach FLORIDA

* - Amateur
1	Jane Park	65-70-71	206	-10
2	Kelli Kuehne	67-71-70	208	-8
3	Carolina Llano	69-71-69	209	-7
4	Hannah Jun	73-67-71	211	-5
	Meredith Duncan	69-71-71	211	-5
	Nicole Hage	71-72-68	211	-5
	Liz Janangelo	70-71-70	211	-5
8	Anna Grzebien	70-72-70	212	-4
	Ashleigh Simon	70-70-72	212	-4
	Su A Kim	70-72-70	212	-4
	Angela Jerman	72-73-67	212	-4
	Taylor Leon	73-71-68	212	-4
13	Russy Gulyanamitta	69-72-72	213	-3
	Jacqueline Yang	69-73-71	213	-3
	Hee Young Park	72-67-74	213	-3
	Tracy Hanson	73-66-74	213	-3
	Becky Lucidi	72-71-70	213	-3
	Chris Brady	75-70-68	213	-3
	Beth Allen	71-71-71	213	-3
	Sophie Giquel	72-70-71	213	-3
21	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-69-72	214	-2
	Hwan Hee Lee	70-71-73	214	-2
	Danielle Downey	72-71-71	214	-2
	Nina Reis	73-71-70	214	-2
	*Shanshan Feng	72-72-70	214	-2
26	Virada Nirapathpongporn	71-72-72	215	-1
	Maru Martinez	72-71-72	215	-1
	Yani Tseng	70-73-72	215	-1
	Sarah Kemp	71-70-74	215	-1
	Na Yeon Choi	68-74-73	215	-1
	Eun Jung Yi	73-72-70	215	-1
	Lisa Fernandes	74-73-68	215	-1
	Amy Yang	72-73-70	215	-1
	Louise Friberg	71-73-71	215	-1
	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	73-71-71	215	-1
36	Sofie Andersson	73-69-74	216	E
	Kristina Tucker	70-76-70	216	E
	Audra Burks	74-73-69	216	E
39	Amie Cochran	72-70-75	217	+1
	Sarah Lynn Sargent	69-71-77	217	+1
	Michelle Ellis	75-71-71	217	+1
	Anna Rawson	72-73-72	217	+1
43	Clarissa Childs	71-73-74	218	+2
	Leah Wigger	72-73-73	218	+2
	Anja Monke	72-70-76	218	+2
	Adrienne White	70-74-74	218	+2
	Jennifer Gleason	73-72-73	218	+2
	*Sandra Gal	76-70-72	218	+2
	Louise Stahle	75-72-71	218	+2
	Brandi Jackson	77-68-73	218	+2
	Sarah Oh	70-76-72	218	+2
52	Eileen Vargas	73-70-76	219	+3
	Hana Kim	71-74-74	219	+3
	Lee Ann Walker-Cooper	74-71-74	219	+3
	May Wood	72-71-76	219	+3
	Cindy Pasechnik	73-69-77	219	+3
	Song Hee Kim	74-68-77	219	+3
	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	69-74-76	219	+3
	Na Ri Kim	74-73-72	219	+3
	*Kristie Smith	74-74-71	219	+3
	Dana Je	77-72-70	219	+3
	Simi Mehra	73-74-72	219	+3
	Onnarin Sattayabanphot	74-71-74	219	+3
	Nicole Jeray	74-71-74	219	+3
	Jeanne Cho-Hunicke	71-76-72	219	+3
66	Rachel Bailey	72-74-74	220	+4
	Allison Hanna-Williams	74-71-75	220	+4
	LeAnna Wicks	77-71-72	220	+4
	Paula Marti	75-72-73	220	+4
70	Kristen Samp	74-73-74	221	+5
	Jimin Jeong	74-74-73	221	+5
	Christina Lecuyer	71-72-78	221	+5
	Nontaya Srisawang	73-71-77	221	+5
	Tiffany Tavee	77-71-73	221	+5
	Yeon Joo Lee	74-75-72	221	+5
	Hana Chae	76-72-73	221	+5
	Jean Bartholomew	76-72-73	221	+5
78	Lauren Espinosa	75-71-76	222	+6
	Jennifer Greggain	73-74-75	222	+6
	Kelly Cap	74-73-75	222	+6
81	Misun Cho	73-74-76	223	+7
	Kelly Lagedrost	76-71-76	223	+7
	Jamie Hullett	71-73-79	223	+7
	Samantha Head	73-74-76	223	+7
	Hanna Kang	73-76-74	223	+7
	Brooke Tull	74-78-71	223	+7
	Celeste Troche	74-78-71	223	+7
	Catherine Matranga	74-75-74	223	+7
	Sophia Sheridan	76-73-74	223	+7
90	Kim Williams	74-73-77	224	+8
	Janell Howland	74-72-78	224	+8
	D'Rae Ward	78-72-74	224	+8
	Pornanong Phatlum	75-78-71	224	+8
	Shinah Ham	81-71-72	224	+8
95	Mo Martin	77-71-77	225	+9
	Jennifer Ackerson	74-75-76	225	+9
	Song Choi	77-71-77	225	+9
	Sarah Huarte	74-74-77	225	+9
	Anastasia Kostina	77-71-77	225	+9
	Lori Atsedes	75-74-76	225	+9
	Annie Young	79-72-74	225	+9
	Joanne Morley	76-76-73	225	+9
	Whitney Wade	75-75-75	225	+9
	Ashley Prange	76-73-76	225	+9
	Kim Welch	76-73-76	225	+9
106	Irene Cho	73-76-77	226	+10
	Isabelle Beisiegel	76-73-77	226	+10
	Siew-Ai Lim	76-74-76	226	+10
	Riko Higashio	76-74-76	226	+10
110	Paige Mackenzie	75-74-78	227	+11
	A.J. Eathorne	73-77-77	227	+11
	Lee-Anne Pace	81-74-72	227	+11
	Vikki Laing	76-77-74	227	+11
114	Jin Y. Pak	76-75-77	228	+12
	Mandy Goins	73-75-80	228	+12
	Kiran Matharu	83-74-71	228	+12
	Beth Bauer	76-77-75	228	+12
	Angie Hill	76-76-76	228	+12
119	Sae Hee Son	75-77-77	229	+13
	Christi Cano	71-78-80	229	+13
	Patricia Baxter-Johnson	79-79-71	229	+13
	Jin Hyun Kim	77-78-74	229	+13
	Leah Hart	74-79-76	229	+13
124	Nikki Garrett	70-83-77	230	+14
	Michelle Simpson	76-77-77	230	+14
	Vanessa Brockett	79-77-74	230	+14
	*Manuela Maria Tarazona	78-76-76	230	+14
128	Lisa Ferrero	79-74-78	231	+15
	Danah Ford	81-75-75	231	+15
130	Ashley Gomes	78-74-81	233	+17
	Caryn Wilson	76-80-77	233	+17
	Shayna Miyajima	80-73-80	233	+17
133	Caroline Larsson	76-81-86	243	+27
WD	Diane Irvin	83-76-75	234	+18
WD	Natalie Tucker	79-81-84	244	+28

Park maintains lead at LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, Kuehne three behind

DAYTONA BEACH , Fla. , Nov. 29, 2007 – LPGA Tour rookie Jane Park (65-70=137, -9) maintained her first-round lead at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament on Thursday, as she carded a second-round 2-under-par 70 to climb to a three-stroke lead over 10-year Tour veteran Kelli Kuehne (67-71=138, -6). Park and Kuehne remain in first and second places, respectively, after 36 holes of play at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla.

The 90-hole tournament is staged at LPGA International, where 137 players will play the Champions and Legends courses twice, hoping to be among the top-70 to advance to Sunday. After Sunday's final round, the top-17 finishers will earn exempt status for the 2008 Tour season, while the next 35 will earn conditional status.

Playing on the Legends Course, Park quickly recovered from a bogey on the first hole with an ensuing birdie on the next. She notched back-to-back birdies on holes four and five before carding her second bogey of the day on the par-4, 369-yard eighth hole. After making the turn, the 2004 U.S. Women's Amateur champion clinched her fourth and final birdie on the 12 th hole.

“A 70 is definitely not 65, but I'm very pleased with my score. I was able to pull out another sub-par round, and overall, I'm very pleased with how I played,” Park said. “I think of it as one day at a time. After I shot 65, I quickly erased it from mind. You have to come out with the mindset that everyone starts at even-par. Tomorrow I am looking to do the same thing I've been doing. It's just one shot at a time. I want to clean the slate and go out there and get another sub-par round.”

Kuehne carded a 1-under-par 71 on Thursday to tie for the lead after coming into the round two-strokes behind first-round leader Jane Park. Kuehne, who played on the Legends Course, recorded three birdies to go along with two bogeys on the day. After bogeying the par-5, 527-yard second hole, she made birdies on holes five and seven to make the turn at 1-under. On the back nine, she birdied the 10 th hole and followed with a bogey on the 12 th, but played even on the remaining six holes to finish the day with her second consecutive sub-par round.

“I've had some really good prep work coming into this event. For the past seven weeks, I've been on a mission to get ready for this, and I feel like I'm ready. Hopefully, this turns out the way that I planned for, but I'll accept my fate whatever may come of it,” Kuehne said. “Tracy Phillips is on my bag this week, and he caddied for me in 1999 and 2000. He's been coaching me for 17 years, and when I won the U.S. Girls' Junior. It's good to have him back this week.”

Daytona Beach local Tracy Hanson (73-66=139, -5) went bogey free on the Legends Course en route to firing a field-low 66, and jumped from a tie for 45 th to a share of third place with Hee Young Park (72-67=139).

“I played patient golf. I missed a couple of greens early and had three or four key up and downs for par. I putted really well, had a lot of birdie chances and made a good portion of them,” Hanson said. “It helps that I've played the course a lot and I'm from the area. I probably saw the lines a lot better than some of the other players.”

Sarah Lynn Sargent, Carolina Llano, Meredith Duncan, Hannah Jun and Ashleigh Simon are tied for fifth place at 4-under-par 140.

The players have been split between LPGA International Champions and Legends courses and will be repaired by scores for the third round based on the course they started on the first round. The new groups will play the third and fourth rounds together before the Saturday cut to the top-70 and ties.

Two LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournaments in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Venice, Fla., were held to help determine the field for the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top-30 finishers and ties from each sectional—31 from Rancho Mirage; 34 from Venice—advanced to the final stage and join 62 current LPGA Tour members who are trying to improve or retain their playing status for 2008. The field is completed by the eligible players who finished sixth through 15 th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list.

Consistent with the LPGA's history of showcasing the very best players from around the world, the 137-player field features 62 international players from 22 countries outside the United States. South Korea is represented by the most international players with 16, followed by Australia (10), Sweden (5) Canada (4) and Thailand (4). Remaining countries represented include England (3), South Africa (2), Spain (2); and one player represents each of the following countries: Argentina; China; France; India; Japan; Malaysia; Mexico; Paraguay; Russia; Scotland; Taiwan; and Venezuela.

2007 Final Q-School
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Round 2 Summary
LPGA International Golf and Country Club Daytona Beach FLORIDA

* - Amateur

1	Jane Park	65-70	135	-9
2	Kelli Kuehne	67-71	138	-6
3	Hee Young Park	72-67	139	-5
3	Tracy Hanson	73-66	139	-5
5	Sarah Lynn Sargent	69-71	140	-4
5	Carolina Llano	69-71	140	-4
5	Meredith Duncan	69-71	140	-4
5	Hannah Jun	73-67	140	-4
5	Ashleigh Simon	70-70	140	-4
10	Hwan Hee Lee	70-71	141	-3
10	Russy Gulyanamitta	69-72	141	-3
10	Sarah Kemp	71-70	141	-3
10	Liz Janangelo	70-71	141	-3
14	Su A Kim	70-72	142	-2
14	Beth Allen	71-71	142	-2
14	Anja Monke	72-70	142	-2
14	Na Yeon Choi	68-74	142	-2
14	Jacqueline Yang	69-73	142	-2
14	Anna Grzebien	70-72	142	-2
14	Cindy Pasechnik	73-69	142	-2
14	Sofie Andersson	73-69	142	-2
14	Song Hee Kim	74-68	142	-2
14	Amie Cochran	72-70	142	-2
14	Sophie Giquel	72-70	142	-2
14	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73-69	142	-2
26	Virada Nirapathpongporn	71-72	143	-1
26	Nicole Hage	71-72	143	-1
26	Christina Lecuyer	71-72	143	-1
26	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	69-74	143	-1
26	Yani Tseng	70-73	143	-1
26	Maru Martinez	72-71	143	-1
26	Eileen Vargas	73-70	143	-1
26	Becky Lucidi	72-71	143	-1
26	May Wood	72-71	143	-1
26	Danielle Downey	72-71	143	-1
36	Jamie Hullett	71-73	144	E
36	Louise Friberg	71-73	144	E
36	Adrienne White	70-74	144	E
36	Clarissa Childs	71-73	144	E
36	*Shanshan Feng	72-72	144	E
36	Nontaya Srisawang	73-71	144	E
36	Taylor Leon	73-71	144	E
36	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	73-71	144	E
36	Nina Reis	73-71	144	E
45	Anna Rawson	72-73	145	+1
45	Angela Jerman	72-73	145	+1
45	Eun Jung Yi	73-72	145	+1
45	Hana Kim	71-74	145	+1
45	Leah Wigger	72-73	145	+1
45	Amy Yang	72-73	145	+1
45	Jennifer Gleason	73-72	145	+1
45	Nicole Jeray	74-71	145	+1
45	Chris Brady	75-70	145	+1
45	Brandi Jackson	77-68	145	+1
45	Allison Hanna-Williams	74-71	145	+1
45	Lee Ann Walker-Cooper	74-71	145	+1
45	Onnarin Sattayabanphot	74-71	145	+1
58	Rachel Bailey	72-74	146	+2
58	Kristina Tucker	70-76	146	+2
58	Sarah Oh	70-76	146	+2
58	Janell Howland	74-72	146	+2
58	*Sandra Gal	76-70	146	+2
58	Michelle Ellis	75-71	146	+2
58	Lauren Espinosa	75-71	146	+2
65	Misun Cho	73-74	147	+3
65	Kim Williams	74-73	147	+3
65	Kelly Cap	74-73	147	+3
65	Jennifer Greggain	73-74	147	+3
65	Jeanne Cho-Hunicke	71-76	147	+3
65	Simi Mehra	73-74	147	+3
65	Samantha Head	73-74	147	+3
65	Louise Stahle	75-72	147	+3
65	Paula Marti	75-72	147	+3
65	Kelly Lagedrost	76-71	147	+3
65	Na Ri Kim	74-73	147	+3
65	Kristen Samp	74-73	147	+3
65	Audra Burks	74-73	147	+3
65	Lisa Fernandes	74-73	147	+3
79	Sarah Huarte	74-74	148	+4
79	Hana Chae	76-72	148	+4
79	Jimin Jeong	74-74	148	+4
79	Mandy Goins	73-75	148	+4
79	*Kristie Smith	74-74	148	+4
79	Jean Bartholomew	76-72	148	+4
79	Tiffany Tavee	77-71	148	+4
79	LeAnna Wicks	77-71	148	+4
79	Song Choi	77-71	148	+4
79	Mo Martin	77-71	148	+4
79	Anastasia Kostina	77-71	148	+4
90	Jennifer Ackerson	74-75	149	+5
90	Catherine Matranga	74-75	149	+5
90	Yeon Joo Lee	74-75	149	+5
90	Christi Cano	71-78	149	+5
90	Hanna Kang	73-76	149	+5
90	Irene Cho	73-76	149	+5
90	Paige Mackenzie	75-74	149	+5
90	Ashley Prange	76-73	149	+5
90	Sophia Sheridan	76-73	149	+5
90	Dana Je	77-72	149	+5
90	Lori Atsedes	75-74	149	+5
90	Isabelle Beisiegel	76-73	149	+5
90	Kim Welch	76-73	149	+5
103	Whitney Wade	75-75	150	+6
	A.J. Eathorne	73-77	150	+6
	Riko Higashio	76-74	150	+6
	D'Rae Ward	78-72	150	+6
	Siew-Ai Lim	76-74	150	+6
108	Jin Y. Pak	76-75	151	+7
	Annie Young	79-72	151	+7
110	Sae Hee Son	75-77	152	+8
	Brooke Tull	74-78	152	+8
	Celeste Troche	74-78	152	+8
	Angie Hill	76-76	152	+8
	Shinah Ham	81-71	152	+8
	Ashley Gomes	78-74	152	+8
	Joanne Morley	76-76	152	+8
117	Pornanong Phatlum	75-78	153	+9
	Vikki Laing	76-77	153	+9
	Nikki Garrett	70-83	153	+9
	Leah Hart	74-79	153	+9
	Lisa Ferrero	79-74	153	+9
	Shayna Miyajima	80-73	153	+9
	Michelle Simpson	76-77	153	+9
	Beth Bauer	76-77	153	+9
125	*Manuela Maria Tarazona	78-76	154	+10
126	Jin Hyun Kim	77-78	155	+11
	Lee-Anne Pace	81-74	155	+11
128	Caryn Wilson	76-80	156	+12
	Vanessa Brockett	79-77	156	+12
	Danah Ford	81-75	156	+12
131	Caroline Larsson	76-81	157	+13
	Kiran Matharu	83-74	157	+13
133	Patricia Baxter-Johnson	79-79	158	+14
134	Diane Irvin	83-76	159	+15
135	Natalie Tucker	79-81	160	+16

Park takes early lead at LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, Kuehne two back

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Nov. 28, 2007 – LPGA Tour rookie Jane Park (33-32) carded a field-low, 7-under-par 65 in the first round of the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament on Wednesday at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla., and holds a two-stroke lead over 10-year Tour veteran Kelli Kuehne (32-35).

The 90-hole tournament is staged at LPGA International, where 137 players will play the Champions and Legends courses twice, hoping to be among the top-70 to advance to Sunday. After Sunday's final round, the top-17 finishers will earn exempt status for the 2008 Tour season, while the next 35 will earn conditional status.

Park, who earned non-exempt status for the LPGA Tour at the 2006 LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, played in 11 events this season and her best finish was a tie for 17th at the Sybase Classic Presented by ShopRite in May. On Wednesday, she took her first step toward retaining her Tour card on her very first hole – the 10th of the Legends Course – where she used her 9-iron from 128 yards for an eagle, marking the lone eagle of the day. She followed with a birdie on the 12th hole to drop to 3-under, but then lit up the front nine with five birdies, including three straight on holes two, three and four. Park's lone bogey came on the par-5, 487-yard eighth hole.

“I have really been working on just keeping the ball in the fairway. I am hitting the ball very well right now and so I was very fortunate to make the putts that were makeable today. Putting on Bermuda greens is really tough because I come from Southern California and the grass there is bent,” Park said. “I just don't want to get ahead of myself. I'm going to put my round today in the past. Tomorrow is a whole new day and everyone is playing on the same golf courses. I'm just going to go out there and try to do my best like I did today.”

Kuehne began her first round on the 10th tee of the Champions Course and rattled off consecutive birdies on her first three holes. With her fourth birdie on the 17th hole, Kuehne made the turn at 4-under before carding her final birdie on the first hole en route to a bogey-free round.

“I got off to a good start and had a lot of chances today, the course was nice to me. But I have to keep in mind that this is a five-day event, and come out again tomorrow and hit fairways and greens and make my putts. I'm here with the mindset that I already have status, so that puts less pressure on me. I know that I have a place to play,” Kuehne said. “I'll just play my best, accept my fate, and hopefully get through to the end.”

Rounding out the top-three on the leaderboard with a 4-under-par 68 is South Korean Na Yeon Choi (35-33), who also played on the Champions Course. Choi began her round on the back nine, where she notched a single birdie on the 17th hole. After bogeying the third hole, her 12th hole of the day, Choi rebounded with a birdie on the very next hole, and then carded three straight on holes six, seven and eight.

“I played good today. The course was wide, and that suits my game. Tomorrow's course, Legends, is more narrow and I have to concentrate and focus,” Choi said.

Two LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournaments in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Venice, Fla., were held to help determine the field for the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top-30 finishers and ties from each sectional—31 from Rancho Mirage; 34 from Venice—advanced to the final stage and join 62 current LPGA Tour members who are trying to improve or retain their playing status for 2008. The field is completed by the eligible players who finished sixth through 15th on the final 2007 Duramed Futures Tour money list.

Consistent with the LPGA's history of showcasing the very best players from around the world, the 137-player field features 62 international players from 22 countries outside the United States. South Korea is represented by the most international players with 16, followed by Australia (10), Sweden (5) Canada (4) and Thailand (4). Remaining countries represented include England (3), South Africa (2), Spain (2); and one player represents each of the following countries: Argentina; China; France; India; Japan; Malaysia; Mexico; Paraguay; Russia; Scotland; Taiwan; and Venezuela.

2007 Final Q-School
LPGA International, Daytona Beach, FL
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Results-Round 1
* - Amateur

1	Jane Park	65	-7
2	Kelli Kuehne	67	-5
3	Na Yeon Choi	68	-4
4	Russy Gulyanamitta	69	-3
4	Sarah Lynn Sargent	69	-3
4	Meredith Duncan	69	-3
4	Carolina Llano	69	-3
4	Sukjin Lee Wuesthoff	69	-3
4	Jacqueline Yang	69	-3
10	Su A Kim	70	-2
10	Hwan Hee Lee	70	-2
10	Yani Tseng	70	-2
10	Nikki Garrett	70	-2
10	Anna Grzebien	70	-2
10	Ashleigh Simon	70	-2
10	Adrienne White	70	-2
10	Kristina Tucker	70	-2
10	Liz Janangelo	70	-2
10	Sarah Oh	70	-2
20	Clarissa Childs	71	-1
20	Christi Cano	71	-1
20	Sarah Kemp	71	-1
20	Virada Nirapathpongporn	71	-1
20	Beth Allen	71	-1
20	Jeanne Cho-Hunicke	71	-1
20	Louise Friberg	71	-1
20	Jamie Hullett	71	-1
20	Nicole Hage	71	-1
20	Hana Kim	71	-1
20	Christina Lecuyer	71	-1
31	May Wood	72	E
31	Maru Martinez	72	E
31	Anja Monke	72	E
31	Rachel Bailey	72	E
31	Amy Yang	72	E
31	Hee Young Park	72	E
31	Sophie Giquel	72	E
31	Amie Cochran	72	E
31	Danielle Downey	72	E
31	Leah Wigger	72	E
31	Anna Rawson	72	E
31	Becky Lucidi	72	E
31	*Shanshan Feng	72	E
31	Angela Jerman	72	E
45	Samantha Head	73	+1
45	Cindy Pasechnik	73	+1
45	Nina Reis	73	+1
45	Sarah-Jane Kenyon	73	+1
45	Taylor Leon	73	+1
45	Eileen Vargas	73	+1
45	Eun Jung Yi	73	+1
45	Hannah Jun	73	+1
45	Irene Cho	73	+1
45	Mandy Goins	73	+1
45	Hanna Kang	73	+1
45	Jennifer Gleason	73	+1
45	Jennifer Greggain	73	+1
45	Emma Cabrera-Bello	73	+1
45	Misun Cho	73	+1
45	Sofie Andersson	73	+1
45	Simi Mehra	73	+1
45	A.J. Eathorne	73	+1
45	Nontaya Srisawang	73	+1
45	Tracy Hanson	73	+1
65	Lee Ann Walker-Cooper	74	+2
65	Kim Williams	74	+2
65	Audra Burks	74	+2
65	Allison Hanna-Williams	74	+2
65	Jimin Jeong	74	+2
65	Nicole Jeray	74	+2
65	Lisa Fernandes	74	+2
65	Catherine Matranga	74	+2
65	Celeste Troche	74	+2
65	Yeon Joo Lee	74	+2
65	Janell Howland	74	+2
65	Na Ri Kim	74	+2
65	*Kristie Smith	74	+2
65	Onnarin Sattayabanphot	74	+2
65	Brooke Tull	74	+2
65	Jennifer Ackerson	74	+2
65	Kelly Cap	74	+2
65	Sarah Huarte	74	+2
65	Song Hee Kim	74	+2
65	Kristen Samp	74	+2
65	Leah Hart	74	+2
86	Lauren Espinosa	75	+3
86	Sae Hee Son	75	+3
86	Michelle Ellis	75	+3
86	Paige Mackenzie	75	+3
86	Paula Marti	75	+3
86	Chris Brady	75	+3
86	Pornanong Phatlum	75	+3
86	Lori Atsedes	75	+3
86	Whitney Wade	75	+3
86	Louise Stahle	75	+3
96	Michelle Simpson	76	+4
96	Vikki Laing	76	+4
96	Kim Welch	76	+4
96	Beth Bauer	76	+4
96	*Sandra Gal	76	+4
96	Joanne Morley	76	+4
96	Ashley Prange	76	+4
96	Sophia Sheridan	76	+4
96	Jean Bartholomew	76	+4
96	Hana Chae	76	+4
96	Riko Higashio	76	+4
96	Angie Hill	76	+4
96	Siew-Ai Lim	76	+4
96	Caryn Wilson	76	+4
96	Kelly Lagedrost	76	+4
96	Isabelle Beisiegel	76	+4
96	Caroline Larsson	76	+4
96	Jin Y. Pak	76	+4
114	Jin Hyun Kim	77	+5
114	Brandi Jackson	77	+5
114	LeAnna Wicks	77	+5
114	Tiffany Tavee	77	+5
114	Anastasia Kostina	77	+5
114	Dana Je	77	+5
114	Mo Martin	77	+5
114	Song Choi	77	+5
122	*Manuela Maria Tarazona	78	+6
122	Ashley Gomes	78	+6
122	D'Rae Ward	78	+6
125	Patricia Baxter-Johnson	79	+7
125	Natalie Tucker	79	+7
125	Lisa Ferrero	79	+7
125	Vanessa Brockett	79	+7
125	Annie Young	79	+7
130	Shayna Miyajima	80	+8
131	Lee-Anne Pace	81	+9
131	Danah Ford	81	+9
131	Shinah Ham	81	+9
134	Kiran Matharu	83	+11
134	Diane Irvin	83	+11

Final Qualifying Tournament Results 2007

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