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09/28/2022 Eagle Invitational Women's Golf
Bridget Mayfield

Women's Golf

Women’s Golf Picked Eighth in Big Sky Coaches’ Poll

Eastern Washington is predicted to finish eighth in the conference after finishing fifth last season

The Big Sky conference released its women's golf Coaches' Poll today (Jan. 19) and Eastern Washington women's golf was picked to finish eighth. Eastern earned 22 points, four points ahead of Montana and 13 points behind Portland State for seventh.

The Eagles finished fifth at the 2022 Big Sky Conference Championships after being picked to finish ninth preseason. Jaelin Ishikawa placed ninth at the conference championships, her second-straight top-10 finish at the postseason tournament. Ishikawa was an All-Big Sky Honorable Mention for the second-straight-season.

Including the Big Sky Championships, Eastern compiled three top-10 finishes during the 2022 regular season.

In the fall of 2022, the Eagles had three competitions, including hosting the Eagle Invitational, the team's first competition since 2009. Eastern also competed at the Kelsey Chugg Invitational and the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational.

Head coach Brenda Howe is in her 14th season leading the Eagles. Including Ishikawa, Eastern will have six returners from the '22 team. Among the returners are Morgan Baum, Stephanie Chelack, Carisa Padilla, Meghan Singh and Kami Twining. Howe also brings in Brooke Mahler to join the team. Mahler finished in 16th at the Eagle Invite.

Sacramento State was picked to win the Big Sky, earning nine of the 10 first place votes. Northern Arizona received the other first-place vote and was 10 points behind the Hornets. NAU won the Big Sky Championship last season.

The spring schedule gets underway for Eastern at the Grand Canyon Invitational in Phoenix, Ariz. The completion runs from Feb. 27 to Feb. 28.

Women's Golf Coaches' Poll
 
  1. Sacramento State – 81 (9)
  2. Northern Arizona – 71 (1)
  3. Weber State – 66
  4. Idaho – 58
  5. Northern Colorado – 48
  6. Montana State – 40
  7. Portland State – 35
  8. Eastern Washington – 22
  9. Montana – 18
  10. Idaho State – 11
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Players Mentioned

Jaelin Ishikawa

Jaelin Ishikawa

Freshman
Morgan Baum

Morgan Baum

Junior
Stephanie Chelack

Stephanie Chelack

Sophomore
Carisa Padilla

Carisa Padilla

Sophomore
Meghan Singh

Meghan Singh

Redshirt Junior
Kami Twining

Kami Twining

Sophomore
Brooke Mahler

Brooke Mahler

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Jaelin Ishikawa

Jaelin Ishikawa

Freshman
Morgan Baum

Morgan Baum

Junior
Stephanie Chelack

Stephanie Chelack

Sophomore
Carisa Padilla

Carisa Padilla

Sophomore
Meghan Singh

Meghan Singh

Redshirt Junior
Kami Twining

Kami Twining

Sophomore
Brooke Mahler

Brooke Mahler

Freshman