KAILUA-KONA, Hawai'i – University of Hawai'i freshman Chloe Ku continues to pace the Rainbow Wahine golf team at the Nanea Invitational following Tuesday's second round at the Nanea Golf Club.
 
The San Ramon, Calif., native carded a 2-over 75 and is 1-under 145 for the tournament and a tie for 23^rd place.
 
One day after posting their best score ever at Nanea, the Rainbow Wahine shot 311 and sits in 11^th place at 606. Arizona State leads the team standings at 22-under 562, one stroke ahead of top-ranked Stanford (563).
 
Auburn's Anna Davis is atop the leaderboard at 10-under 136 followed by Stanford's Kelly Xu (138) and Texas' Cindy Hsu (138).
 
UH's Jasmine Wong and Emiko Sverduk are tied for 48^th at 7-over 153 after rounds of 77 and 80, respectively. Also competing for the Rainbow Wahine are Maline Kraus (81=157, t-56^th) and Sofina Firouzi (79=160, 59^th).
 
The tournament concludes on Wednesday with the third and final round beginning at 7:30 a.m. HT.
 
11. Hawai'i – 311=606 (+22)
T23. Chloe Ku – 75=145 (-1)
T48. Jasmine Wong – 77=153 (+7)
T48. Emiko Sverduk – 80=153 (+7)
T56. Maline Kraus – 81=157 (+11)
59. Sofina Firouzi – 79=160 (+14)