KAILUA-KONA, Hawai'i – The University of Hawai'i women's golf team posted a final round 312 Wednesday on the last day of the Nanea Invitational which was held at the prestigious Nanea Golf Club.
 
The Rainbow Wahine carded 935 total and placed 11^th in the final tournament of the fall season. Top-ranked Stanford went on to capture the team title at 850, nine strokes ahead of runner-up Arizona State (859). Stanford's Megha Ganne took medalist honors at 9-under 210, one stroke clear of teammate Meja Ortengren and Texas' Farah O'Keefe.
 
UH top finisher was Maline Kraus, who shot 2-over 75 to finish with a 54-hole score of 10-over 229 and a tie for 39^th place. One stroke behind her was Emiko Sverduk, who shot 76 on Wednesday for a 230 total and tie for 41^st.
 
Kellie Yamane finished with an 84 and 54^th place at 237 followed by Mia Hirashima, who shot 78 for a 242 total and a tie for 56^th place. Varnika S. Achanta rounded out the UH contingent with an 83 and placed 59^th at 250.
 
Wendy Song competed as an individual and placed 58^th after an 82 for a 248 total.
 
The Rainbow Wahine open the spring season with the Alice and John Wallace Classic, Feb. 15-17 in Palm Desert, Calif.
 
11. Hawai'i – 312=935 (+59)
T-39. Maline Kraus – 75-229 (+10)
T-41. Emiko Sverduk – 76=230 (+11)
54. Kellie Yamane – 82=237 (+16)
56. Mia Hirashima – 78=242 (+23) 
59. Varnika S. Achanta – 83=250 (+31)

Individuals
58. Wendy Song – 82=248 (+29)