Fasth Beats Tiebreaker With Under-par

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Sweden, the defending champion, made up four strokes on South Africa on Saturday. Caroline Westrup posted a three-under 69 and both Anna Nordqvist and Sofie Andersson shot 75s.

 

The first tiebreaker is final-round, non-counting score, but both countries were equal with 75s. The next tiebreaker was non-counting score from the third round and South Africa's Simon had a 73 to Andersson's 75. The two best scores from the team count to the country's team score.

 

France was fourth at 568, followed by Germany and Japan, which tied at seven- under-par 569. New Zealand came in seventh at minus-six, two shots ahead of Spain.

 

The United States of America only managed a two-over 146 in the final round and came in ninth at two-under-par 574.

 

"This is my sixth win on the LPGA Tour, but I have never won by this much," Han admitted. "When I got to the 15th hole, actually after the ninth hole, I played pretty comfortable. I thought I played pretty good today and I'm very happy about the win."

 

Castrale closed with a three-over 75 to share third place with Candie Kung (69) and Gloria Park (71) at eight-under 208.

 

Han, who won the LPGA Corning Classic in May, was the only player to shoot three sub-70 rounds this weekend at Amata Spring Country Club.

 

Her birdie at the 17th, from 10 feet out, was her second this week at the 145- yard par-three, Asia's only true island green.

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MySportsbook.com Posts Heisman Trophy Odds

With 3,919 passing yards, 32 touchdowns and a mere seven interceptions last season, combined with a powerful South Bend Heisman legacy, odds makers at MySportsbook.com have given Notre Dame senior quarterback Brady Quinn the best Heisman Trophy odds at 5-2.

Quinn isn’t the only big man on campus this season.  Oklahoma junior running back and 2004 Heisman runner-up Adrian Peterson, listed at 7-2, rushed for a combined 3,033 yards in his first two years as a college player and will give Quinn a run for his money. 

This online sportsbook has also listed Troy Smith, Ohio State senior quarterback, as another strong favorite to win the 72nd Heisman Trophy.  A 7-1 bet, Smith threw for 2,282 yards last season and also led the Buckeyes to a convincing 34-20 victory over Quinn and the Fighting Irish in last season’s Fiesta Bowl.

Current betting odds Heisman trophy are:

Brady Quinn (QB, Notre Dame)
Adrian Peterson (RB, Oklahoma)
Troy Smith (QB, Ohio State)
Michael Bush (RB, Louisville)
Steve Slaton (RB, West Virginia)
Brian Brohm (QB, Louisville)
Chris Leak (QB, Florida)
Mike Hart (RB, Michigan)
Ted Ginn (WR, Ohio State)
Darius Walker (RB, Notre Dame)
Drew Tate (QB, Iowa)
Marshawn Lynch (RB, Cal)
Kenny Irons (RB, Auburn)
Chad Henne (QB, Michigan)
Kyle Wright (QB, Miami)
Drew Stanton (QB, Michigan State)
Kenneth Darby (RB, Alabama)
JaMarcus Russell (QB, LSU)
Drew Weatherford (QB, Florida State)
Blake Mitchell (QB, South Carolina)
Reggie Ball (QB, Georgia Tech)		 5-2
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For complete NCAA Football odds visit MySportsbook.com.