Huskies women ousted

Wed., May 27, 2015

BRADENTON, Fla. – Just like they have all season, Washington battled down to the final shot in the quarterfinals of match play at the NCAA Championships. Unfortunately for the Huskies, they would come up short, falling 3-2 to USC.

“We played well today,” said coach Mary Lou Mulflur. “They were just a little better. It came down to the last match and things just didn’t go our way late. This team refused to die all season long and I am very proud of them.”

The defeat ends a memorable season for the Huskies who set a school record with six wins during the season and finished eighth in the stroke play portion of the NCAA Finals.

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