GOODYEAR, Ariz.  — For the second time this season, Eastern Washington women's golf has broken a program record. Eastern shot 880 for the lowest 54-hole score in program history. EWU finished the Bobcat Desert Classic today, tying for ninth place on the team leaderboard. 

Morgan Baum paced the Eagles, shooting 214 (-2) for the tournament. The senior tied for fifth on the individual leaderboard, opening with 70s in rounds one and two. 

Meghan Singh finished in a tie for 32nd, shooting 221 (+5). The Mesa, Ariz. native fired off a 69 in round two. 

Brooke Mahler posted a 224 (+8) in Goodyear, tying for 45th overall. 

The 2023-24 Eagles first broke the program's 54-hole record during the fall at the 54 for IX Tournament in Saratoga Springs, Utah. Eastern shot 881 and tied for sixth at the tournament. The record prior to this season was 889, set in the 2016 conference championships.

Up Next
Eastern will travel to Phoenix, Ariz. for the Big Sky Championships, starting next Monday (April 15) and concluding on Wednesday (April 17). EWU placed sixth at the 2023 Big Sky Championships.
 

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