Photos from the second and third rounds of match play.

Korean-born In-Bee Park, 15, of Eustis, Fla., blasts from a bunker during her third-round match against Whitney Wade. Park kept her chances alive to defend her title with a 5-and-4 victory. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Third-seeded Sukjin-Lee Wuesthoff of Toms River, N.J. had little trouble advancing to the quarterfinals, eliminating 2003 U.S. Women's Open participant Jane Park of Oak Valley, Calif. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)

Naree Song of Korea had reason to celebrate early against Whitney Wade, but wound up dropping a tough 2-up decision to the 17-year-old from Glasgow, Ky. Song shot the equivalent of 2-under-par 69, while Wade had a 67. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)

Michelle Wie, 13, of Honolulu, Hawaii, once again drew large galleries for her matches, but the 2003 WAPL champion dropped a tough 3-and-2 decision to Morgan Pressel. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)

It was a good news, bad news day for Whitney Wade. The Glasgow, Ky., 17-year-old beat Naree Song in the morning, 2 up, but dropped a 5-and-4 decision to top-seeded In-Bee Park in her afternoon match.

Paula Creamer continued her roll toward the U.S. Girls' Junior title with a pair of 4-and-3 victories over Valerie Tan of Malaysia and fellow Californian Amie Cochran, a quarterfinalist in 2002. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)

 

Julieta Granada of Paraguay watches a drive during her third-round match against Catherina Wang. Granada rallied from a three-hole deficit to post a 1-up win. (Steve Gibbons/USGA)