KAPOLEI, O'ahu – University of Hawai'i sophomore Mayumi Umezu placed third at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational following Wednesday's final round at the Kapolei Golf Club.
 
The Waimea, Hawai'i native shot 5-under 67 to finish the three-day tournament at 4-under 212. The third place finish was the best of her collegiate career while her 212 total was also her 54-hole low. Umezu carded six birdies in her final 18, including a stretch of three straight on her front nine to post the best score of the day.
 
Umezu finished one stroke behind co-medalists Cassie Kim of Gonzaga and Colorado State's Sofia Torres, the latter of whom birdied her final hole to claim a share of the championship. Umezu and CSU's Andrea Bergsdottir (72) tied for third place.
 
Sophomore Hyeonji Kang birdied her final three holes to finish 2-under 70 and solo fifth place at 2-under 214 for the tournament and her career 54-hole low.
 
Colorado State captured the team title at 7-under 857 followed by Gonzaga (871), College of Charleston (873), Sacramento State (879) and UH (887).
 
Freshman Wendy Song also shot 70, a new single round season-low, to finish in a tie for 35^th place at 228. Also competing for the Rainbow Wahine were sophomore Monica Johnson (233, t-49^th) and junior Kralyn Salazar (265, 78^th). Focus Jonglikit (236, t-61^st) and Ting-Yu Liu (252, 75^th) also competed as individuals.
 
The Rainbow Wahine will conclude the fall season with their annual trip to Hawai'i Island for the Nanea Pac-12 Preview, Oct. 31-Nov. 2 in Kailua-Kona.
 

5	Hawai'i	292	308	287	887
T3	Mayumi Umezu (1)	72	73	67	212
5	Hyeonji Kang (2)	69	75	70	214
T35	Wendy Song (4)	77	81	70	228
T49	Monica Johnson (3)	74	79	80	233
78	Kralyn Salazar (5)	86	90	89	265