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Mahler put Eagle Invite '22
BRENDA HOWE

Women's Golf

Eastern Finishes Eagle Invite

Eastern Washington's first home competition in 13 years comes to an end

Eastern Washington women's golf concluded its home tournament on Wednesday and finished in fifth place. The Eagles shot 308 on the day and finished with a 908 total score.

Brooke Mahler put an exclamation point on the home tournament after shooting a 73 today. The true freshman moved up nine spots and finished in 16th place with 226 total strokes.

Kami Twining put together another solid round for the Eagles, finishing with a 75 and tying for 17th place and a score of 227.

Jaelin Ishikawa both finished in a tie for 21st place with a total score of 228 after the three-day competition.

Weber State topped Montana State to win the Eagle Invite, shooting 297 today and 879 for the week. The Bobcats shot 298 on Wednesday and 883 for the Invite. MSU's Scarlet Weidig-Velazquez was on top of the individual standings with 215 total strokes and a 74 today.

Final Results
16           Brooke Mahler  (73, 80, 73) 226
T17         Kami Twining     (77, 75, 75) 227
T21         Jaelin Ishikawa (75, 72, 81) 228
T32         Carisa Padilla      (73, 80, 79) 230
 
Morgan Baum played as an individual and shot 233 at the Invite to tie for 34th.
 
Up Next
Eastern Washington will play its final competition of the fall next Monday when they travel to the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle U. The competition runs through Tuesday, with 36 holes the first day and 18 the second.
 
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Players Mentioned

Morgan Baum

Morgan Baum

Junior
Jaelin Ishikawa

Jaelin Ishikawa

Senior
Carisa Padilla

Carisa Padilla

Sophomore
Kami Twining

Kami Twining

Sophomore
Brooke Mahler

Brooke Mahler

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Morgan Baum

Morgan Baum

Junior
Jaelin Ishikawa

Jaelin Ishikawa

Senior
Carisa Padilla

Carisa Padilla

Sophomore
Kami Twining

Kami Twining

Sophomore
Brooke Mahler

Brooke Mahler

Freshman