LIHU'E, Kaua'i – The University of Hawai'i women's golf team finished in 15^th place after Tuesday's final round of the 38^th Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational at Ocean Course Hokuala.
 
The Rainbow Wahine carded a 302 on Tuesday and finished the tournament with at 911 total. Arizona State ran away with its third Donnis Thompson Invitational title with a 42-under 822 total after a final round 276. North Carolina and Washington tied for runner-up at 17-under 847. Two-time defending tournament champion Sacramento State tied for fourth at 863.
 
ASU's 822 total smashed its own 54-hole tournament scoring record of 852 set in 2020 at the Kāne'ohe Klipper Golf Course on O'ahu. ASU's Ashley Menne took medalist honors with a new tournament-record 14-under 202, one stroke ahead of Washington's Camille Boyd, who finished at 13-under 203. Menne was ASU's third individual medalist in tournament history and broke the previous mark of 207 held by Texas A&M's Maddie Szeryk in 2017, also held at Klipper.
 
UH's top finisher was Emiko Sverduk, who carded a 1-over 73 on Tuesday for a 6-over 222 total and tie for 47^th place. Jordyn Parr also shot 73 and finished in a tie for 58^th place at 8-over 224. Also competing for the Rainbow Wahine were Wendy Song (75=228, t-71^st), Kellie Yamane (81-237, 88^th), and Monica Johnson (93=268, 94^th).
 
UH will next compete in the Fresno State Classic, March 25-26 in Fresno, Calif.
 
15 Hawai'i 307-302-302=911
T47 Emiko Sverduk 75-74-73=222
T58 Jordyn Parr 77-74-73=224
T71 Wendy Song 76-77-75=228
88 Kellie Yamane 79-77-81=237
94 Monica Johnson 89-86-93=268