KAILUA KONA, Hawaii – The Washington State Women's Golf team wrapped up its fall season with an 11th-place finish at the 2019 Pac-12 Preview played at the Nanea Golf Club. The Cougars carded a three-round total score of 929 (+53) for the event.
Sophomore Darcy Habgood lead the Cougars through all three rounds of play. Habgood's four-over 77 was tied for WSU's best round of the day as she sank two birdies on the front nine after an up and down back nine. Habgood finished in a tie for 40th with a total score of 229 (+10). Senior Marie Lund-Hansen also carded a third-round score of 77 after making her only birdie on the day on her second hole of play, Lund-Hansen finished tied for 43rd and finished at 12-over 231.
One stroke behind was junior Emily Baumgart. Finishing with a five-over 78 on the round, Baumgart finished tied for 45th with a total score of 232 (+13). Freshman Jiye Ham finished in 52nd with a three-round total of 236 (+17). Sophomore Amy Chu tallied a 238 (+19) and finished 58th.
Arizona captured the team title by two strokes over UCLA and 10 strokes better than third-place Arizona State. Individually, Rino Sasaki from Washington finished at 9-under, 210, two-strokes better than UCLA's Ty Akabane and Mariel Galdiano.
The Pac-12 Preview concluded WSU's fall season and they are next in action in early February when they travel south to compete in the San Diego State Lamkin Match Play.
Sophomore Darcy Habgood lead the Cougars through all three rounds of play. Habgood's four-over 77 was tied for WSU's best round of the day as she sank two birdies on the front nine after an up and down back nine. Habgood finished in a tie for 40th with a total score of 229 (+10). Senior Marie Lund-Hansen also carded a third-round score of 77 after making her only birdie on the day on her second hole of play, Lund-Hansen finished tied for 43rd and finished at 12-over 231.
One stroke behind was junior Emily Baumgart. Finishing with a five-over 78 on the round, Baumgart finished tied for 45th with a total score of 232 (+13). Freshman Jiye Ham finished in 52nd with a three-round total of 236 (+17). Sophomore Amy Chu tallied a 238 (+19) and finished 58th.
Arizona captured the team title by two strokes over UCLA and 10 strokes better than third-place Arizona State. Individually, Rino Sasaki from Washington finished at 9-under, 210, two-strokes better than UCLA's Ty Akabane and Mariel Galdiano.
The Pac-12 Preview concluded WSU's fall season and they are next in action in early February when they travel south to compete in the San Diego State Lamkin Match Play.