Sites set for ’10 Golfweek Conference Challenge

Red Sky Golf Club, site of the 2010 women's Golfweek Conference Challenge.

Red Sky Golf Club, site of the 2010 women's Golfweek Conference Challenge.

Women's Rankings »

RankNameSchoolRating
1Annie ParkUSC  69.91 
2Stephanie MeadowAlabama  69.92 
3Mariah StackhouseStanford  70.62 
4Kelsey VinesOkla. St.  70.68 
5Lindy DuncanDuke  70.81 

Women's Team Rankings »

RankNameRatingEvents
1Southern California 71.09  10 
2Alabama 71.45  10 
3Duke 71.65  10 
4Oklahoma 72.01  10 
5Arkansas 72.27  10 

Men's Rankings »

RankNameSchoolRating
1Michael KimCalifornia  69.10 
2Brandon StoneTexas  69.45 
3Bobby WyattAlabama  69.52 
4Cory WhitsettAlabama  69.60 
5Julien BrunTCU  69.60 

Men's Team Rankings »

RankNameRatingEvents
1California 69.32  13 
2Alabama 69.63  11 
3Texas 70.34  11 
4UCLA 70.36  12 
5New Mexico 70.50  13 

Golfweek will again host the men’s and women’s Golfweek Conference Challenge in the fall of 2010.

The inaugural Conference Challenge was played this fall. Florida State won the men’s event and Pepperdine won the women’s tournament. Each program finished the fall ranked inside the top 15; the Seminoles were No. 5 and the Waves No. 13.

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Spirit Hollow Golf Club, site of the 2010 men's Golfweek Conference Challenge.

Next fall the women’s event will move from Primm, Nev., to Vail, Colo., and will be played Sept. 25-28 on the Fazio Course at Red Sky Golf Club.

The men’s event will remain in Iowa, but switch venues. Next year’s tournament will be played at Spirit Hollow Golf Club in Burlington, Iowa, and take place Sept. 18-21.

The University of Iowa will serve as the host school for the men’s event, and the University of Denver will be the host school for the women’s event.

The fields for each event will be finalized in early 2010.