Cougs in Seventh Through One

Friday, March 23

Tempe, Ariz.

All Day

Washington State University

PING/ASU Invitational

March 23, 2018 | Women's Golf

Day One Results (PDF)

Alivia Brown ended the first day in a tie for sixth in the standings.

By: Athletic Communications

TEMPE, Ariz. - The WSU women's golf team wrapped up the first round of the PING/ASU Invitational Friday, coming in tied for seventh place with No.36 UNLV and Oregon. The Cougars put up a 297(+9), sitting two strokes behind No.18 Colorado. Four ranked teams currently occupy the top-five, including No.16 Washington who is currently leading the tournament with a 284(-4).

Senior Alivia Brown, ranked No.76, came up with four birdies on the day to close out the opening 18 holes at 70(-2) overall. Brown will go into the second round tied for sixth place with two others.

Junior Madison Odiorne joins Brown in the top-25, sitting tied for 23^rd following the round. Odiorne marked an even 35 in the front nine holes, and followed up with a 38(+1) in the back to bring her overall to 73(+1).

Sophomore Marie Lund-Hansen started off her round strong, scoring an even 37 in her first nine holes. Lund-Hansen is tied for 46^th, with a total of 76(+4).

Competing as an individual, sophomore Elodie Bridenne marked a 77(+5) for the day, positioning her tied for 51^st. Senior Bree Wanderscheid sits one stroke back from Bridenne, tying for 56^th with a 78(+6).

The second round of the PING/ASU Invitational will tee off Saturday morning at 8 a.m.