SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - The second round of the 2023 Big Sky Golf Championships has wrapped up for today (April 18) and Eastern Washington women's golf moved up one spot to fifth on the team leaderboard. The team had a total score of 297 on Tuesday and carries a 595 score for the tournament.

"Today was another good day. Our finish, as a team, was a lot stronger and we were able to move up a spot on the leaderboard," head coach Brenda Howe said. "Things can change quickly on the course, so it'll be important for us to maintain our composure and finish this tournament strong. Jaelin [Ishikawa] once again played great. Unfortunately, you don't get to play defense in this sport, and she moved down to second, but only because of a solid performance from Sac. State's player. I'm excited to see how she responds tomorrow." 

Jaelin Ishikawa stayed hot with a 70 today and is in second on the individual leaderboard with a 139 (-5). Ishikawa highlighted her round with a hole-in-one on the 11^th hole, a 182-yard par 3. The senior added birdies on the 3^rd, 5^th and 7^th to give her two-straight rounds under par in Scottsdale.

Adding to the Eastern's effort, Kami Twining is tied for 20^th on the leaderboard following a 76 today and has a total score of 149 (+5) for the tournament.

Meghan Singh delivered an excellent second round, shooting 73 and moving into a tie for 33^rd with a 153 (+9) total score. Singh birdied the 7^th and 15^th holes during her round.

The Eagles are 10 strokes behind Northern Arizona for fourth on the leaderboard and seven ahead of sixth-place Idaho.

Sacramento State maintains its position on top of the leaderboard with a 563 total score. Caitlin Maurice leads the individual leaderboard after shooting a 66 today and has a total score of 135 (-9).

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The final round of the Big Sky Championships will begin tomorrow morning with Eastern Washington starting at 8:40 a.m. Pacific Time.