Day 1 Results

WAHIAWA, O'ahu – The University of Hawai'i women's golf team is in ninth place following the first two rounds of the Rainbow Wahine Invitational Tuesday at the Leilehua Golf Course.
 
The Rainbow Wahine rebounded from a first round 314 to post a second round 310 for a 624 total.
 
Toledo and Florida International are tied for the lead in the team standings at 595 followed by Washington State (597), UC Irvine (602), and Boise State (604). Individually, WSU's Kristen Rue (even 144) holds a one stroke lead over Memphis' Alex Alang, Eastern Washington's Sarah Johnson, and FIU's Shelby Coyle.
 
UH's top individual is senior Ka'ili Britos, who shot rounds of 75 and 76 for a 151 total and is in a three-way tie for 21^st place. In the second round, junior Charlee Kapiioho (79-76=155) improved three strokes from her first round and is currently tied for 35^th.
 
Also competing for the Rainbow Wahine are freshman Nichole Cruz (76-82=158), junior Liana Otake (84-76=160), and senior Megan Inouye (86-82=168).
 
The final round is scheduled for Wednesday at 8:00
 
9. Hawai'i (314-310=624)
T21. Ka'ili Britos 75-76=151
T35. Charlee Kapiioho 79-76=155
T44. Nichole Cruz 76-82=158
T50. Liana Otake 84-76=160
66. Megan Inouye 86-82=168