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Junior Jerilyn White will try to once again lead the Ducks in Sunriver next week as she did at the Pac-10s and West Regionals.
NCAA
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under Baumgartner for four
years.
The lone team member who
won’t be mourning the end of her
season is junior Jerilyn White.
The Salem native is the team’s
stroke average leader and is
ranked 80th in the nation indi
vidually. White has paced the
Ducks at both postseason tourna
ments they have played in.
Top competition
The favorite at the NCAA
Championships will be a toss-up
between No. 1 Arizona and No. 2
Duke. Both teams are red-hot go
ing into the championships.
Arizona has won seven tourna
ments in a row, stretching back to
October. Duke has won five tour
naments in a row, and eight this
season. Both won their respective
conference championships and
regional tournaments.
Individual battle
The individual race will be
close as well. Top-ranked Jenna
Daniels of Arizona struggled at
the regionals and finished 15th
overall, her worst finish of the
season by seven places. Other
Pac-10 competitors will take ad
vantage if Daniels struggles again.
Arizona State freshman stand
out, second-ranked Miriam Nagl,
who won the west regionals,
should compete for the individ
ual title, as will No. 4 Beth Bauer
of Duke.
The NCAA Championships
will be played May 24-27 in Sun
river.