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Rosales, the 23-year-old former US NCAA individual champion, shot down five birdies, four of them coming in the front nine, en route to a 66 and a 209 total that pushed her back into contention after dropping to 49th place the other day.


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"I’m happy with my game and hope to keep up the momentum," said Delasin, whose victory over Pat Hurst on the second playoff hole last year made her the LPGA’s youngest winner in 25 years.


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Good luck, Dorothy Delasin.
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Tseng attempting to complete career grand slam

July 6, 2011 - 8:49am

There was a time when Yani Tseng shied away from socializing on the golf course.

Rosales, Delasin closing in

July 15, 2002 - 12:00am

SYLVANIA, Ohio – Jennifer Rosales of the Philippines and Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin both fired bogey-free rounds in an amazing display of fine shot-making Saturday as they grabbed a share of 13th place heading into...

Sports

Rosales 6 shots behind; Delasin makes 149 cut

July 7, 2002 - 12:00am

HUTCHINSON, Kansas – Jennifer Rosales of the Philippines gained ground in the 2002 US Women’s Open Championship Friday, firing a two-over-par 72 to jump from a share of 41st place to a tie for 17th after...

Sports

Delasin opens title defense with three-under 69

July 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Although Se Ri Pak is at it again, Dorothy Delasin put herself in a good position at the start of her defense of the LPGA Giant Eagle Classic crown as she fired a three-under par 69 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to...

Sports

Delasin joins elite world golf

October 13, 2000 - 12:00am

She was the last player to be named to the elite 20-player field, but Dorothy Delasin will not be the least when she competes with a cast that includes major tournament champions, leading international shotmakers...

Sports

Dorothy makes cut; Jenny falls

January 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Good luck, Dorothy Delasin.

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