Lihue, Hawaii – Washington State women's golf concluded its fall season Wednesday with a tie for ninth place at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational, finishing the three-day tournament at 23-over, 887, at the Ocean Course Hokuala.
The Cougars saved their best round for last, shooting a 3-under, 285, on Wednesday to move up one spot in the team standings.
Kaitlyn Helm led Washington State throughout the tournament, finishing in second place at 4-under, 212. Helm shot a 1-under, 71, in the final round, recording four birdies to secure her runner-up finish. She finished under par in all three rounds.
Sydney Bisgrove followed with a tie for 15th place at 3-over, 219. Bisgrove shot an even-par, 72, on Wednesday, recording four birdies to close out the tournament.
Sara Pineros and Grace Rubelsky each shot a 1-under, 71, in the final round. Pineros moved up eight spots to finish tied for 48th at 12-over, 228, while Rubelsky climbed five spots to finish tied for 52nd at 13-over, 229.
Melia Cerenzia rounded out the Cougar lineup, finishing tied for 66th at 24-over, 240, after shooting a 5-over, 77, in the final round.
The third and final round marked the conclusion of Washington State's fall tournament schedule. The Cougars will return to competition for the spring portion of their season.
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