After a long and sunny week in Lihue, Hawaii, Tulane University’s women’s golf team tied for ninth at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational, finishing with a three-round total of 887 +23.
In Monday’s opening round, Tulane shot 302 +14, led by Daniela Montolio Reyes, who recorded three birdies and shot a 74 +2 to tie for 16th place.
On Tuesday, the team improved, lowering its score to 293 +5 and recording 15 birdies. Reyes led the charge, finishing the second round tied for 17th place with a total of 148 +4 after the two rounds.
In Wednesday’s final round, Tulane excelled, shooting 292 +4, led by Sophia Macias, who finished with a 2-under-par 70 and shot three birdies and an eagle. Macias tied for 15th overall with a three-round total of 219 +3.
Tulane finished with a total score of 887 +23, tied for ninth alongside Washington State University. They recorded 39 birdies throughout the tournament.
Brigham Young University took first place with a three-round team total of 858 -6.
Looking ahead, Tulane’s women’s golf had a quick break before returning to action on Oct. 26, when they’ll golf next to thirteen other teams at The Judson in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.