El equipo de golf femenino de Stanford gana su tercer título de la NCAA en cinco años

El equipo de golf femenino de Stanford obtuvo su tercer campeonato de la NCAA en cinco años con una contundente victoria de 4-1 sobre Southern California el miércoles.

El conjunto de las Cardinal, primer cabeza de serie, dominó la final en el Omni La Costa Resort & Spa en Carlsbad, California. Meja Ortengren, Paula Martin Sampedro y Megha Ganne lograron las victorias decisivas en el formato match play, terminando con cualquier posibilidad de una sorpresa similar a la derrota del año pasado ante Northwestern.

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