RESULTS

MISSOULA, Mont. – The Eastern Washington University women's golf team completed the final day at the Griz Challenge today (Oct. 6) in second place after shooting 304 strokes on day one and 301 strokes on day two for a combined 605 total strokes at the Missoula Country Club. 

"We played a little better today, but just couldn't hang with Montana. They played really well today on their home course," said head coach Brenda Howe. "Jaelin Ishikawa hit the ball outstanding and moved up to tie for first. If she can maintain that, I look for her to play really well next week."

Junior Jaelin Ishikawa shot 148 total strokes to tie for first with Jessica Ponce from Montana as Meghan Singh shot 150 strokes to tie for third. Ishikawa's low of 148 ties her all-time career low for 36 holes. Kami Twining shot 152 strokes to tie for seventh place while Morgan Baum shot 155 strokes, and Stephanie Chelack rounded out the Eagles with 165 strokes.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

T1    Jaelin Ishikawa        (77, 71) 148
T3    Meghan Singh         (76, 74) 150
T7    Kami Twining           (75, 77) 152
11    Morgan Baum          (76, 79) 155
16    Stephanie Chelack  (82, 83) 165  

EWU's next competition will serve as the final fall competition as they participate in the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle on Oct. 11-12 at the Tacoma Country and Golf Club in Tacoma, Wash.