NAPA, Calif.—Washington State women's golf is tied for ninth with Hawaii after one round of play at the Silverado Showdown, Sunday, at the Silverado Resort and Spa.

WSU (+11, 299) leads in-state rival Gonzaga by two strokes and No. 26 Texas Tech by four stokes. Sitting in first after one round is No. 4 Stanford, which shot 5-under par on the day (283). Fifth-ranked UCLA trails Stanford by just a stroke and is in second place (-4, 284), while host-schools Oregon and Colorado are both tied for third (+2, 290). 

Freshman Marie Lund-Hansen and senior Cherokee Kim are in the top-25 after the first round. Lund-Hansen shot even par and is tied for 15th (72). Kim carded three birdies and finished the round tied for 21st (+1, 73).  

Highlighted by an eagle on the front nine, junior Bree Wanderscheid is tied for 52nd after shooting 4-over par through the first round. Junior Alivia Brown and sophomore Madison Odiorne both ended the day tied for 71st (+6, 78). 

The Cougars return to the green Monday at 8:45 a.m. for the second round. The final round will tee off Tuesday. Check golfstat.com for live scoring updates. A full recap will be posted at wsucougars.com at the end of each round.