Final Results | Live Scoring

TEMPE, Ariz. – The University of Hawai'i women's golf team concluded the PING/ASU Invitational with a final round 314 Sunday at the Karsten Golf Course to finish in 14^th place.
 
The Rainbow Wahine totaled 935 in the three-day tournament, which was hosted by Arizona State and featured nine nationally ranked teams, including top-ranked Alabama. Third-ranked UCLA captured the team title with a six-shot win over host ASU. The Bruins shot 852 led by medalist Bronte Law, who tied a 54-hole tournament scoring record at 12-under 204 after a final round 69.
 
UH juniors Izzy Leung and Raquel Ek tied for 41^st at 10-over 226 as each shot identical 76 on Sunday. Junior Kelli-Anne Katsuda placed 75^th at 240; junior Daezsa Tomas was 76^th at 247; and senior Nichole Cruz was 77^th at 255.
 
Alabama finished third (859) followed by No. 10 Arizona (875), No. 13 Washington (880), No. 17 UNLV (883), and No. 29 Texas (891). No. 4 Northwestern, Baylor, and Washington State (894) tied for eight to round out the Top 10.
 
Law edged out teammate Lilia Vu, the Round 2 leader by three strokes, followed by ASU's Linnea Strom (211), and Alabama's Cheynee Knight and Texas' Sophia Schubert (212), who tied for fourth.
 
The Rainbow Wahine will next host the Big West Championship next week at the Kapalua's Bay Course on Maui.

 

14	Hawai'i	324	297	314	935
T41	Izzy Leung (1)	80	70	76	226
T41	Raquel Ek (2)	77	73	76	226
75	Kelli-Anne Katsuda (5)	83	76	81	240
76	Daezsa Tomas (3)	84	78	85	247
77	Nichole Cruz (4)	90	84	81	255