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LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES GIRLS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Alvamar Country Club
Lawrence, Kansas
June 10-13, 2001


LANG RISES TO WIN LUCENT GIRLS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Overcomes a four-shot deficit to win in back-to-back weeks

LAWRENCE, Kan.- Brittany Lang of McKinney, Texas, carded a 3-over-par 75 to capture the 10th annual Lucent Technologies Girls Junior Championship at Alvamar Country Club on Wednesday.


Brittany Lang of McKinney, Texas, also won last week at the Texace San Antonio Shootout.

The event, conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, featured 86 players representing 22 states and Japan. Former champions of this event include Kellee Booth, Kelli Kamimura, Leigh Anne Hardin, Miriam Nagl and Aree and Naree Song-Wongluekiet.

Lang overcame a four-shot deficit to overtake Ina Kim of Encino, Calif., to score back-to-back wins after capturing the title at the AJGA Texace San Antonio Shootout last week. The honorable mention Polo Golf Junior All-American improved each of the three rounds to finish at 81-76-75--232. Staying out of the rough helped Lang remain a model of consistency.

"I hit a lot of fairways and greens which was my number one goal," Lang said. "This course is manageable when you do that."

Strong winds all week contributed to high scores as players fought to stay in the 70s. Added Lang, "My 75 sure felt like even-par today."

Lang and Kim were tied heading into No. 13, but Kim's double-bogey and Lang's birdie created a three-shot swing. Back-to-back bogeys on Nos. 14 and 15 by Lang created a one-shot margin between the two heading to No. 16. Kim's second shot fell short of the green and her putt from off the fringe ran 15 feet past the hole and two putts later Lang held a two-shot lead heading into No. 17.

"The 16th was the deciding hole," Kim said. "If I would have two-putted, I think I would have had a chance."

Lang went on to birdie the 500-yard par-5 17th hole to give her confidence heading into the last hole.

"I felt pretty confident after No. 17 but I kept telling myself to keep fighting even though there was one hole left," said the 15-year-old.

Lang's bogey on No. 18 was good enough to secure the first major in her AJGA career.
Kim's final-round 80 left her a shot off the lead at 233. Kelly Husted of Sarasota, Fla., finished in third place at 236. Ashley Rollins of Austin, Texas, finished five strokes back at 237 and Seiko Onoue of La Habra, Calif., wrapped up fifth place at 239.

Thirteen-year-old Morgan Pressel of Boca Raton, Fla., coming off her appearance at the U.S. Women's Open, carded a 79 for a three-day total of 244.
For more information on the AJGA Lucent Technologies Girls Junior Championship, contact the tournament headquarters at (770) 868-4200.

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LAWRENCE, Kansas -- Final results from the AJGA LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES GIRLS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at Alvamar Country Club. Par: 36-36--72. Yardage: 6,025

Pos. Name Class City State Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Total

1

Brittany Lang

(2003)

McKinney

Texas

81

76

75

232

2

Ina Kim

(2001)

Encino

Calif.

74

79

80

233

3

Kelly Husted

(2002)

Sarasota

Fla.

80

78

78

236

4

Ashley Rollins

(2003)

Austin

Texas

81

79

77

237

5

Seiko Onoue

(2002)

La Habra

Calif.

81

79

79

239

6

Lani Elston

(2001)

Spokane

Wash.

81

81

78

240

7

Courtney Jones

(2002)

Lake Quivira

Kan.

80

82

79

241

8

Jane Lee

(2004)

Torrance

Calif.

77

80

85

242

9

Taylor Leon

(2005)

Dallas

Texas

78

82

83

243

10

Morgan Pressel

(2006)

Boca Raton

Fla.

82

83

79

244

11

Paula Creamer

(2005)

Pleasanton

Calif.

81

85

79

245

T12

Alice Kim

(2003)

Los Angeles

Calif.

82

83

81

246

Chandni Gill

(2001)

Reno

Nev.

82

81

83

246

T14

Nicole Hage

(2003)

Coral Springs

Fla.

83

84

80

247

 

Sarah O'Neill

(2002)

Potomac

Md.

80

85

82

247

 

Courtney Mahon

(2002)

Topeka

Kan.

81

82

84

247

 

Lisa Tyler

(2002)

Lighthouse Point

Fla.

82

82

83

247

 

Dana Je

(2003)

Orlando

Fla.

76

85

86

247

19

Alyssa Otero

(2003)

Santa Fe

N.M.

83

87

78

248

T20

Erin Tone

(2001)

Gilbert

Ariz.

80

82

87

249

Mao Kouyama

(2002)

Hyogo- Prefecture

81

82

86

249

22

Haley Gildea

(2002)

East Greenwich

R.I.

79

86

85

250

T23

Jennifer Pandolfi

(2004)

Navarre

Fla.

83

89

79

251

 

Whitney Welch

(2002)

Las Vegas

Nev.

83

89

79

251

 

Kelly Robb

(2003)

Concord

Mass.

80

84

87

251

26

January Romero

(2002)

Albuquerque

N.M.

85

85

82

252

27

Elly Leonard

(2002)

Zionsville

Ind.

90

78

85

253

28

Brenda Norris

(2002)

Spring Branch

Texas

80

87

87

254

T29

Emily Hoeper

(2003)

Kansas City

Mo.

83

90

82

255

 

Brittany Adams

(2002)

Huntington

W.Va.

86

86

83

255

 

Stephanie Lue

(2002)

Houston

Texas

87

83

85

255

T32

Candy Herrera

(2002)

Apple Valley

Calif.

82

91

83

256

Moah Chang

(2002)

Los Angeles

Calif.

87

83

86

256

Heather Wright

(2004)

Houston

Texas

82

84

90

256

Calais Gardner

(2002)

Southlake

Texas

89

93

74

256

Eunice Yum

(2003)

Torrance

Calif.

84

80

92

256

T37

Alison Howell

(2002)

Phoenix

Ariz.

88

87

82

257

 

Chrissie McArdle

(2003)

Eden Prairie

Minn.

87

85

85

257

 

Jessica Shapiro

(2002)

Ponte Vedra Beach

Fla.

85

87

85

257

T40

Amy Behrman

(2001)

Houston

Texas

90

83

85

258

Shannon Johnson

(2001)

Sioux Falls

S.D.

91

81

86

258

T42

Megan Hull

(2001)

Mansfield

Texas

77

96

86

259

 

Lacy Miller

(2002)

Indianapolis

Ind.

83

88

88

259

 

Noriko Nakazaki

(2003)

Hanoverpark

Ill.

84

93

82

259

 

Haley Brown

(2004)

Austin

Texas

88

90

81

259

T46

Leslie Wall

(2003)

Dallas

Texas

88

87

85

260

Emma Stachowicz

(2002)

Pacific Palisades

Calif.

93

88

79

260

T48

Lindsay Hulwick

(2001)

Littleton

Colo.

84

89

88

261

 

Ashley Norton

(2004)

Atascadero

Calif.

86

90

85

261

 

Yuri Hirai

(2003)

Aichi

Prefecture

87

83

91

261

 

Amy Schmucker

(2002)

Cold Spring

Minn.

93

86

82

261

T52

Stephanie Godare

(2002)

Houston

Texas

90

86

86

262

Brooke Layton

(2002)

Tampa

Fla.

89

89

84

262

54

Tiffany Woods

(2002)

Escondido

Calif.

94

83

87

264

T55

Jennifer Ackerson

(2002)

Allen

Texas

85

91

89

265

Kelli Strubinger

(2002)

Weldon Spring

Mo.

84

93

88

265

57

Sarah Hollowell

(2001)

Houston

Texas

91

87

88

266

58

Dana Moening

(2002)

Cold Spring

Minn.

89

92

89

270

T59

Julie Harder

(2002)

Holland

Ohio

93

90

88

271

 

Jacquelyn Nemcik

(2003)

College Station

Texas

91

93

87

271

T61

Kylee King

(2001)

Morrison

Colo.

86

93

94

273

Stephanie Parsley

(2002)

Chelan

Wash.

91

90

92

273

63

Kristin Howell

(2004)

Phoenix

Ariz.

89

90

95

274

64

Lauren Phlegar

(2001)

Lawrence

Kan.

103

87

85

275

T65

Ashley Frey

(2002)

Katy

Texas

82

97

97

276

 

Lyndsey Adams

(2003)

Joplin

Mo.

90

91

95

276

 

Shannon Langhardt

(2002)

Lakewood

Colo.

92

99

85

276

68

Sydney Wilson

(2006)

Lawrence

Kan.

96

92

92

280

T69

Rebecca Struthers

(2002)

Baton Rouge

La.

98

92

93

283

 

Kendall Schwerman

(2002)

Houston

Texas

97

99

87

283

71

Annie Giangrosso

(2004)

Prairie Village

Kan.

92

98

94

284

72

Michelle DeIasi

(2002)

San Antonio

Texas

98

96

91

285

73

Ginny Brown

(2006)

Austin

Texas

100

91

96

287

74

Leslie Brown

(2002)

Prosser

Wash.

88

96

107

291

75

Kristen Mautz

(2003)

Upper Arlington

Ohio

103

99

94

296

76

Stephanie Schaeffer

(2002)

New Braunfels

Texas

98

98

101

297

T77

Sara Lloyd

(2003)

Overland Park

Kan.

98

95

107

300

Heather Gutschow

(2003)

Kansas City

Mo.

108

94

98

300

79

Elizabeth Jones

(2002)

Edmond

Okla.

101

108

107

316

80

Leslie Short

(2002)

Lawrence

Kan.

124

108

100

332

Jenna Wessels

(2005)

Columbus

Texas

85

91

WD

Brynlee Dobbins

(2002)

Tahlequah

Okla.

96

98

WD

Eleanor Tucker

(2003)

Wilson

N.C.

98

WD

Sara Jones

(2002)

Valencia

Calif.

WD

Jaclyn Stelzer

(2003)

Allen

Texas

WD

Christa Spedding

(2003)

Granbury

Texas

WD

 
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