Eastern Washington women's golf hosted the second day of the Eagle Invitational on Tuesday. The Eagles shot 304 on the day and are in third place, with one round to go. The team has an overall score of 600 after two rounds.

Jaelin Ishikawa surged up the leaderboard Tuesday, shooting a 72 and moving into a tie for sixth place. The senior jumped up 10 spots and has a 147 score after 36 holes.

Kami Twining improved in the second round, shooting a 75 and moving up to tie for 20^th on the leaderboard. The sophomore has an overall score of 152.

Meghan Singh is also a part of the tie for 20^th, with 152 strokes after the second round.

Brooke Mahler and Carisa Padilla are both tied for 25^th with 153 strokes.

Eastern trails second-place Weber State by eight strokes. Montana State has taken the lead at the Invite with a team score of 291 today and 585 overall for the week. The Eagles hold a three-stroke advantage over Portland State, currently in fourth place.

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Eastern Washington will conclude its hosting duties tomorrow in the final round of the Eagle Invitational, with the first group teeing off at 8 a.m. Pacific Time.