Long Beach State University Athletics
Kassidy Teare Set To Compete At NCAA Stanford Regional
5/3/2016 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
May 3, 2016
FIRST TEE
For the second consecutive year, Long Beach State senior Kassidy Teare will participate in the 2016 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship as she received an at-large bid as the overall No. 1 individual seed at the Stanford Regional. Teare is among six individuals and 18 teams that will be competing at the par- 71, 6,269-yard Stanford Golf Course. The three-day, 54-hole regional begins on Thursday (May 5) with opening round action, followed by second round play on Friday (May 6) and the final 18 holes concluding on Satuday (May 7). All three days will have split tee times from 7:30-10:00 a.m. from the first and 10th tees.
2016 NCAA Stanford Regional Info
2015-16 LONG BEACH STATE WOMEN'S GOLF
Individual - Kassidy Teare
Tournament No. 12
at NCAA Stanford Regional
Hosted by Stanford
Stanford Golf Course (Par-71, 6,269-yards)
Stanford, Calif.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Thursday, May 5 - First Round, 7:30-10:00 a.m. tee times
Friday, May 6 - Second Round, 7:30-10:00 a.m. tee times
Saturday, May 7 - Final Round, 7:30-10:00 a.m. tee times
FIRST TEE
For the second consecutive year, Long Beach State senior Kassidy Teare will participate in the 2016 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship as she received an at-large bid as the overall No. 1 individual seed at the Stanford Regional. Teare is among six individuals and 18 teams that will be competing at the par- 71, 6,269-yard Stanford Golf Course. The three-day, 54-hole regional begins on Thursday (May 5) with opening round action, followed by second round play on Friday (May 6) and the final 18 holes concluding on Satuday (May 7). All three days will have split tee times from 7:30-10:00 a.m. from the first and 10th tees.
THREE IS THE MAGIC NUMBER
The top six teams and three individuals (who are not members of the qualifying teams) from each regional, advances to the NCAA Championship that will be held at the Eugene Country Club, May 20-25, in Eugene, Oregon.
START ME UP
Out of 32 group of players, Teare will be in the sixth group that will have an 8:20 a.m. tee time from the first tee. She will be paired with Martine Edberg of Cal State Fullerton and Andrea Wong of UC Davis.
LIVE FROM STANFORD, ITS ...
Live play of all three rounds will be provided on Golfstat.com.
LAST YEAR'S REGIONAL
Teare will be looking to improve from her performance at last year's NCAA St. George Regional in St. George, Utah, where she tied for 41st among the 96 player field. Teare completed her stellar season at 16-over-par 229 after shooting rounds of 75, 78 and 76 at the par-71, 6,255-yard Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club.
AMONG THE NATION'S BEST
Teare enters the NCAA Stanford Regional ranked 48th in the latest Golfstat rankings.
TEARE NAMED BIG WEST GOLFER OF THE YEAR
Teare became the first LBSU player to garner Big West Women's Golf Player of the Year since 49er All-American Kay Hoey earned the distinction in 2007. The senior from Vista, Calif., paced the Big West during the regular season with a 72.1 stroke average. During the fall season, Teare captured individual medalist honors at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate and then followed that up with back-to-back second place finishes at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown and the All There August Challenge. At the Las Vegas Showdown, Teare shattered the program record for a three-day score (209) by nine strokes, carding a 16-under 200 on the 6,277-yard Boulder Creek Golf Club course, firing a 68 in the first round, followed by consecutive career-best rounds of 66. Over the course of the season Teare carded four top top-five finishes, which includes a second place finish at the 2016 Big West Conference Women's Golf Championship. Teare also added to her accomplishments, two Big West Golfer of the Month accolades for October and April.
TEARE NAMED TO GOLFWEEK MIDSEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare was named to Golfweek's Midseason All-Conference Team back on Jan. 19. Teare was among five players selected for the midseason honor as the Vista, Calif. native is currently ranked No. 64 in the Golfstat rankings. Teare begins the spring season as the top player for the 49ers, dominating the fall campaign with her first career tournament win at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colo. and finished runner-up at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. Teare is also coming off from a record 2014-15 season, as she was the only second women's golfer from LBSU to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Teare finished tied for 41st among 96 players at the NCAA St. George Regional at Entrada at Snow Canyon Club in St. George, Utah.
FOLLOW THE BEACH ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans and supporters of Long Beach State Women's Golf can follow the 49ers all season long on various social media outlets. On Twitter (@LBSUWomensGolf), Facebook (Long Beach State Women's Golf) and Instagram (lbsuwgolf).
TEARE FINISHES RUNNER-UP AT BIG WEST CHAMPIONSHIP
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare finished in second-place at the Big West Conference Women's Golf Championship at The Bay Course in Lahaina, Hawai'i. Teare finished just one stroke behind first-place with a 54-hole score of 5-over 221 (74-73-74). LBSU placed fourth at 59-over 923 (308-314-301).
TEARE GRABS LAST BIG WEST GOLFER OF THE MONTH AWARD
Senior Kassidy Teare was named Big West Conference Women's Golfer of the Month for April as this was the last monthly award from the conference for 2015-16. This is Teare's third career monthly award from the Big West as she was honored last year for the months of February (co-golfer) and November. Teare was among five golfers nominated for the monthly honor as she was awarded for her performance at the Silverado Showdown in Napa as she finished in fifth-place among 92 players. The Vista, Calif. native posted a 54-hole score of an even-par 216 after shooting rounds of 71, 73 and 72 at the par-72, 6,206-yard Silverado Resort & Spa North Course. Teare closed out the regular-season with her fourth top-five performance this year at the Silverado Showdown. Ranked 49th in the latest Golfstat rankings and the highest ranked player in the Big West, Teare finished of six players ranked in Golfstat's top-50, including No. 9 Emma Henrikson of San Diego State, No. 13 Hannah Suh of California and No. 26 Mariah Stackouse of Stanford.
TEARE COLLECTS FOURTH TOP-FIVE FINISH IN NAPA
Senior Kassidy Teare picked her fourth top-five performance this year, placing fifth with an even-216 at the Silverado Showdown at the Silverado Resort & Spa North Course in Napa. Teare carded rounds of 71, 73 and 72 to lead the way for LBSU, which finished in 15th among 18 teams at 51-over.
NINERS PLACES 12TH AT BRIAR'S CREEK
LBSU finished in 12th place at the 18-team Briar's Creek Invitational at The Golf Club at Briar's Creek in Johns Island, S.C. The 49ers turned in a three-round score of 24-over 888 after posting rounds of 290, 307 and 291. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare led the way for the Beach, tying for 13th at 1-over 217 (75-71-71).
INDY'S PLAY IN UTAH
Sophomore Felicia Taverrite and freshmen Breann Fox and Haley Tygret all played as individuals for the 49ers at the 36-hole Pizza Hut Lady Bird Invitational (Mar. 10-11) in St. George, Utah. Among 78 players, Taverrite tied for seventh place at four-over-par 148, followed by Tygret in 11th at six-over 150 and Fox tying for 19th at eight-over 152.
LBSU WINS THIRD CONSECUTIVE BLACK & BLUE RIVALRY MATCH
The 49ers recorded a two point victory over Big West Conference rival UC Irvine in the third Black & Blue Rivalry Match back on Mar. 7 at Strawberry Farms Golf Club in Irvine. LBSU recorded 3.5 points in the match play event, while the Anteaters collected 1.5 points. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare, redshirt sophomore Savanah Knox and sophomore Jennifer Yu all came away with victories for the Beach.
BEACH TAKES THIRD AT THE GOLD RUSH
The 49ers posted a third-place finish at the LBSU-hosted Gold Rush tournament at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, Calif. The Beach carded a three-round score of 26-over-par 890, finishing three strokes ahead of then-No. 25 BYU (+29) in fifth. Freshman Haley Tygret was the top player for the 49ers, tying for 12th with a six-over 222, followed by senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare and redshirt sophomore tied for 21st at nine-over 225.
49ERS OPEN SPRING SEASON IN TEXAS
LBSU kicked off the spring season with a second-place tie at the All There August Challenge in New Braunfels, Texas. The 49ers finished five shots behind team champion Sam Houston State (+26) as the Beach compiled a three round score of 31-over 883 after posting rounds of 300, 287 and 296. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare placed second with a two-over 215 (78-68-69), finishing just one stroke behind individual medalist Julie Houston of UTSA.
TEARE NAMED BIG WEST GOLFER OF THE MONTH FOR OCTOBER
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare was named Big West Conference Women's Golfer of the Month for October. Teare posted her second top-five performance for the month after capturing her first career tournament win at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colo., and finishing runner-up at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. Teare closed out the fall season with six consecutive rounds under par. She recorded an eight-under-par 208 to win individual medalist by one-shot at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate. LBSU completed the three-day tournament in fifth among 18 teams with a nine-over 873. In the last tournament of the fall season, Teare fired a career-low 66 in the second and final rounds of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. She completed the tournament at 16-under 200, finishing just two strokes behind first-place. Teare broke the program record three-day score of 209 that was set by former 49er All-American Kay Hoey in 2004.
BEACH CLOSES FALL SEASON AT VEGAS SHOWDOWN
LBSU closed out the fall season with a disappointing 15th place finish at the 19-team Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev. The 49ers finished with a three-day score of 10-under-par 854 (284-283-287). Senior Kassidy Teare was the top player for the Beach, coming up short of claiming her second tournament title as she finished two strokes behind individual medalist Anna Newell of Tennessee. Teare completed the three-day, 54-hole tournament at 16-under 200, breaking the previous three-day program record score by nine shots. Former LBSU All-American Kay Hoey posted a record 209 that was set in 2004 at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic in Fort Collins, Colo.
KNOX TIES FOR FIFTH AT GOLFWEEK CONFERENCE CHALLENGE
Redshirt sophomore Savannah Knox posted a three-over 219 to tie for fifth at the Golfweek Conference Challenge at Red Sky Golf Club in Wolcott, Colo. Knox recorded rounds of 71, 73 and 75 to card her first top-five finish of the season. LBSU placed seventh among 17 teams at 37-over 901.
BEACH OPENS SEASON IN FORT COLLINS
The 49ers opened the 2015-16 campaign with a fifth-place tie at the season-opening Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic. LBSU completed the two-day, 54-hole tournament at 28-over-par 892. Senior Shawnee Martinez was the top player for the Beach, tying for 11th at 5-over 221.
TEARE NAMED TO GOLFWEEK MIDSEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare was named to Golfweek's Midseason All-Conference Team back on Jan. 19. Teare was among five players selected for the midseason honor as the Vista, Calif. native is currently ranked No. 64 in the Golfstat rankings. Teare begins the spring season as the top player for the 49ers, dominating the fall campaign with her first career tournament win at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colo. and finished runner-up at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. Teare is also coming off from a record 2014-15 season, as she was the only second women's golfer from LBSU to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Teare finished tied for 41st among 96 players at the NCAA St. George Regional at Entrada at Snow Canyon Club in St. George, Utah.
FOLLOW THE BEACH ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans and supporters of Long Beach State Women's Golf can follow the 49ers all season long on various social media outlets. On Twitter (@LBSUWomensGolf), Facebook (Long Beach State Women's Golf) and Instagram (lbsuwgolf).
TEARE FINISHES RUNNER-UP AT BIG WEST CHAMPIONSHIP
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare finished in second-place at the Big West Conference Women's Golf Championship at The Bay Course in Lahaina, Hawai'i. Teare finished just one stroke behind first-place with a 54-hole score of 5-over 221 (74-73-74). LBSU placed fourth at 59-over 923 (308-314-301).
TEARE GRABS LAST BIG WEST GOLFER OF THE MONTH AWARD
Senior Kassidy Teare was named Big West Conference Women's Golfer of the Month for April as this was the last monthly award from the conference for 2015-16. This is Teare's third career monthly award from the Big West as she was honored last year for the months of February (co-golfer) and November. Teare was among five golfers nominated for the monthly honor as she was awarded for her performance at the Silverado Showdown in Napa as she finished in fifth-place among 92 players. The Vista, Calif. native posted a 54-hole score of an even-par 216 after shooting rounds of 71, 73 and 72 at the par-72, 6,206-yard Silverado Resort & Spa North Course. Teare closed out the regular-season with her fourth top-five performance this year at the Silverado Showdown. Ranked 49th in the latest Golfstat rankings and the highest ranked player in the Big West, Teare finished of six players ranked in Golfstat's top-50, including No. 9 Emma Henrikson of San Diego State, No. 13 Hannah Suh of California and No. 26 Mariah Stackouse of Stanford.
TEARE COLLECTS FOURTH TOP-FIVE FINISH IN NAPA
Senior Kassidy Teare picked her fourth top-five performance this year, placing fifth with an even-216 at the Silverado Showdown at the Silverado Resort & Spa North Course in Napa. Teare carded rounds of 71, 73 and 72 to lead the way for LBSU, which finished in 15th among 18 teams at 51-over.
NINERS PLACES 12TH AT BRIAR'S CREEK
LBSU finished in 12th place at the 18-team Briar's Creek Invitational at The Golf Club at Briar's Creek in Johns Island, S.C. The 49ers turned in a three-round score of 24-over 888 after posting rounds of 290, 307 and 291. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare led the way for the Beach, tying for 13th at 1-over 217 (75-71-71).
INDY'S PLAY IN UTAH
Sophomore Felicia Taverrite and freshmen Breann Fox and Haley Tygret all played as individuals for the 49ers at the 36-hole Pizza Hut Lady Bird Invitational (Mar. 10-11) in St. George, Utah. Among 78 players, Taverrite tied for seventh place at four-over-par 148, followed by Tygret in 11th at six-over 150 and Fox tying for 19th at eight-over 152.
LBSU WINS THIRD CONSECUTIVE BLACK & BLUE RIVALRY MATCH
The 49ers recorded a two point victory over Big West Conference rival UC Irvine in the third Black & Blue Rivalry Match back on Mar. 7 at Strawberry Farms Golf Club in Irvine. LBSU recorded 3.5 points in the match play event, while the Anteaters collected 1.5 points. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare, redshirt sophomore Savanah Knox and sophomore Jennifer Yu all came away with victories for the Beach.
BEACH TAKES THIRD AT THE GOLD RUSH
The 49ers posted a third-place finish at the LBSU-hosted Gold Rush tournament at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, Calif. The Beach carded a three-round score of 26-over-par 890, finishing three strokes ahead of then-No. 25 BYU (+29) in fifth. Freshman Haley Tygret was the top player for the 49ers, tying for 12th with a six-over 222, followed by senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare and redshirt sophomore tied for 21st at nine-over 225.
49ERS OPEN SPRING SEASON IN TEXAS
LBSU kicked off the spring season with a second-place tie at the All There August Challenge in New Braunfels, Texas. The 49ers finished five shots behind team champion Sam Houston State (+26) as the Beach compiled a three round score of 31-over 883 after posting rounds of 300, 287 and 296. Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare placed second with a two-over 215 (78-68-69), finishing just one stroke behind individual medalist Julie Houston of UTSA.
TEARE NAMED BIG WEST GOLFER OF THE MONTH FOR OCTOBER
Senior All-American candidate Kassidy Teare was named Big West Conference Women's Golfer of the Month for October. Teare posted her second top-five performance for the month after capturing her first career tournament win at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colo., and finishing runner-up at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. Teare closed out the fall season with six consecutive rounds under par. She recorded an eight-under-par 208 to win individual medalist by one-shot at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate. LBSU completed the three-day tournament in fifth among 18 teams with a nine-over 873. In the last tournament of the fall season, Teare fired a career-low 66 in the second and final rounds of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. She completed the tournament at 16-under 200, finishing just two strokes behind first-place. Teare broke the program record three-day score of 209 that was set by former 49er All-American Kay Hoey in 2004.
BEACH CLOSES FALL SEASON AT VEGAS SHOWDOWN
LBSU closed out the fall season with a disappointing 15th place finish at the 19-team Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev. The 49ers finished with a three-day score of 10-under-par 854 (284-283-287). Senior Kassidy Teare was the top player for the Beach, coming up short of claiming her second tournament title as she finished two strokes behind individual medalist Anna Newell of Tennessee. Teare completed the three-day, 54-hole tournament at 16-under 200, breaking the previous three-day program record score by nine shots. Former LBSU All-American Kay Hoey posted a record 209 that was set in 2004 at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic in Fort Collins, Colo.
KNOX TIES FOR FIFTH AT GOLFWEEK CONFERENCE CHALLENGE
Redshirt sophomore Savannah Knox posted a three-over 219 to tie for fifth at the Golfweek Conference Challenge at Red Sky Golf Club in Wolcott, Colo. Knox recorded rounds of 71, 73 and 75 to card her first top-five finish of the season. LBSU placed seventh among 17 teams at 37-over 901.
BEACH OPENS SEASON IN FORT COLLINS
The 49ers opened the 2015-16 campaign with a fifth-place tie at the season-opening Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic. LBSU completed the two-day, 54-hole tournament at 28-over-par 892. Senior Shawnee Martinez was the top player for the Beach, tying for 11th at 5-over 221.
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