Saturday, October 18
Palo Alto, Calif.
All Day
University of Oregon
vs
Stanford Intercollegiate
Complete Effort Yields Another Low Round
10/18/25 | Women's Golf
STANFORD, Calif. – All five players in the lineup shot under par for the Oregon women's golf team on Saturday at the Stanford Intercollegiate as the No. 3 Ducks posted a 7-under 277 for the second day in a row at Stanford Golf Course.
Oregon remains firmly in second place in the 19-team field at 14-under par, nine strokes up on Arizona (-5) for third place with Arizona State, UCLA and Pepperdine all tied for fourth at 4 under. Top-ranked Stanford leads the field at 25-under par on its home course.
Freshman Sophie Han led the way with a 3-under 68, followed by a 2-under 69 by sophomore Tong An. Juniors Kiara Romero and Darae Chung and freshman Shyla Singh rounded out the lineup with 1-under 70s as Oregon's entire lineup finished in the red.
"Really proud of our entire lineup today," head coach Derek Radley said. "We came out with a good plan and all five of our ladies did a great job of executing. I'm pleased with how we've competed these first two days and am looking forward to seeing how we can continue to improve tomorrow in the final round."
How it Happened: Singh was the first Duck on the course in round two and she got the day going with a bang, chipping in for her first collegiate eagle on hole No. 1. Oregon combined to shoot 4 under on the opening hole and 4 under on the front nine before going 8 under on the back nine.
Han was 2 over through her first six holes before catching fire to post the low round of the day for the Ducks. The freshman birdied four of her next six holes and then bounced back from a bogey at No. 16 with back-to-back birdies to close the round.
An posted a 2-under 69 for the second day in a row, opening with back-to-back birdies before making the turn at even par. She was flawless on the back nine, making consecutive birdies on holes 11 and 12 and closing with six straight pars.
Romero matched An with two birdies to start her day and was also even at the turn. She added two birdies of her own on the back nine but a bogey on No. 18 brought her one shot back of An with a 1-under 70. The two-time, first-team all-American has now shot par-or-better in 57 of 71 rounds as a Duck.
Chung has now shot under par in four of her last five rounds. She made three straight birdies on holes 6-8 and then opened the back nine with two in three holes en route to a 1-under 70.
Singh's eagle on the opening hole helped her get to 3 under through eight before back-to-back bogeys brought her to 1 under. She shot even the rest of the way to card a 70, her fourth par-or-better round so far this season.
Ducks on the Leaderboard:
2. #3 Oregon — 277-277 — 554 (-14)
T8. Sophie Han — 70-68 — 138 (-4)
T8. Tong An — 69-69 — 138 (-4)
T15. Darae Chung — 69-70 — 139 (-3)
T15. Kiara Romero — 69-70 — 139 (-3)
T50. Shyla Singh — 77-70 — 147 (+5)
Notable: Oregon is tied with Stanford for the most team birdies through two rounds with 40 and is the only team with multiple eagles ... An has made 10 total birdies, tied for most among all players ... Singh is 2 under on par 3s, tied for second-best in the field.
Up Next: Oregon will tee offat 8:30 AM PT in Sunday's third and final round.
Oregon remains firmly in second place in the 19-team field at 14-under par, nine strokes up on Arizona (-5) for third place with Arizona State, UCLA and Pepperdine all tied for fourth at 4 under. Top-ranked Stanford leads the field at 25-under par on its home course.
Freshman Sophie Han led the way with a 3-under 68, followed by a 2-under 69 by sophomore Tong An. Juniors Kiara Romero and Darae Chung and freshman Shyla Singh rounded out the lineup with 1-under 70s as Oregon's entire lineup finished in the red.
"Really proud of our entire lineup today," head coach Derek Radley said. "We came out with a good plan and all five of our ladies did a great job of executing. I'm pleased with how we've competed these first two days and am looking forward to seeing how we can continue to improve tomorrow in the final round."
How it Happened: Singh was the first Duck on the course in round two and she got the day going with a bang, chipping in for her first collegiate eagle on hole No. 1. Oregon combined to shoot 4 under on the opening hole and 4 under on the front nine before going 8 under on the back nine.
Han was 2 over through her first six holes before catching fire to post the low round of the day for the Ducks. The freshman birdied four of her next six holes and then bounced back from a bogey at No. 16 with back-to-back birdies to close the round.
An posted a 2-under 69 for the second day in a row, opening with back-to-back birdies before making the turn at even par. She was flawless on the back nine, making consecutive birdies on holes 11 and 12 and closing with six straight pars.
Romero matched An with two birdies to start her day and was also even at the turn. She added two birdies of her own on the back nine but a bogey on No. 18 brought her one shot back of An with a 1-under 70. The two-time, first-team all-American has now shot par-or-better in 57 of 71 rounds as a Duck.
Chung has now shot under par in four of her last five rounds. She made three straight birdies on holes 6-8 and then opened the back nine with two in three holes en route to a 1-under 70.
Singh's eagle on the opening hole helped her get to 3 under through eight before back-to-back bogeys brought her to 1 under. She shot even the rest of the way to card a 70, her fourth par-or-better round so far this season.
Ducks on the Leaderboard:
2. #3 Oregon — 277-277 — 554 (-14)
T8. Sophie Han — 70-68 — 138 (-4)
T8. Tong An — 69-69 — 138 (-4)
T15. Darae Chung — 69-70 — 139 (-3)
T15. Kiara Romero — 69-70 — 139 (-3)
T50. Shyla Singh — 77-70 — 147 (+5)
Notable: Oregon is tied with Stanford for the most team birdies through two rounds with 40 and is the only team with multiple eagles ... An has made 10 total birdies, tied for most among all players ... Singh is 2 under on par 3s, tied for second-best in the field.
Up Next: Oregon will tee offat 8:30 AM PT in Sunday's third and final round.
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