Lorena Ochoa and Louise Friberg are tied after 3 rounds at the Navistar LPGA Classic. LPGA.com mentions the following information in their round up of yesterday's play.

This is the 25th time Ochoa has entered the final-round with a lead in her six-year career. She has won 17 of those including all six times she has held the final-round lead in 2008.

Ochoa with a final round lead in 2008.
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Two-stroke lead over Sophie Gustafson and Teresa Lu
Shot 71 in the final round, won by one*
*event rain-shortened from 72-54 holes

Ginn OPEN
One-stroke lead over Yani Tseng
Shot 69 in the final round, won by three

Corona Championship
Seven-stroke lead over Inbee Park
Shot 69 in the final round, won by 11

Kraft Nabisco Championship
One-stroke lead over Hee-Won Han
Shot 67 in the final round, won by five

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One- stroke lead over Angela Stanford and Jee Young Lee
Shot 66 in the final round, won by seven

HSBC Women’s Champions
Eight- stroke lead over Paula Creamer & Annika Sorenstam
Shot 68 in the final round, won by 11

That is an excellent streak by Ochoa when in the frontrunner position. There is one tournament missing from the list. One the Golf media all but handed to Super Mex.

The 2008 LPGA Championship. After 36 holes, Lorena led by 1 over Lindsay Wright. Craig Dolch, formerly of the Palm Beach Post, wrote on the morning of the LPGA's 3rd round as if Lorena had another win sown up already.

Craig isn't at the Post anymore, and his golf blog was taken down. I'd supply the link otherwise.

As we know Yani Tseng defeated Maria Hjorth in a playoff. Lorena finishing one shot back. I'm just finishing the history lesson of Lorena having the lead on the weekend. I believe the LPGA was the last time it happened. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.