Lihu'e, Kaua'i, HAWAI'I — Led by a tie for ninth place from
Alisa Pressley and a tie for 19th from
Zoe Duval, App State Women's Golf took 11th as it closed its fall schedule Wednesday at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational hosted by Hawai'i.
Fourteen teams from 11 states and Japan competed over 54 holes on the Ocean Course at Hōkūala on Kauaʻi, home to the state's longest continuous stretch of oceanfront holes.
Pressley opened and closed the event with under-par rounds on the par-72 layout and finished with a 1-over total of 71-75-71—217. Duval, who was tied for the tournament lead with a 3-under score through 18 holes, ended up with a 4-over total of 69-76-75—220.
In fourth place as a team after one round, App State posted a 27-over score of 296-298-297—891. Led by medalist Maria Jose Barragan, who completed 54 holes at 8 under, BYU won the team title at 6 under, finishing as the only squad with an under-par total.
Hayden Cherry tied for 39th at 9 over (77-74-74—225), while
Ona Lukes tied for 52nd at 13 over (79-73-77—229).
Addison Douglass tied for 58th at 17 over (79-77-77—233).
This year's tournament carried a message beyond sports:
Kauaʻi is Open with Aloha. Funds raised through the support of teams, alumni and fans will benefit keiki and families recovering from Hurricane Lowell.
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