Kapolei, HI – Portland State completed the Rainbow Wahine Invitational in 11th place after shooting its best round of the week on Wednesday at Kapolei Golf Course. The Vikings finished the 54-hole tournament at 312-308-300=920.
 
Colorado State won the team title with seven-under par 282-293-282=857. Cassie Kim of Gonzaga and Sofia Torres of Colorado State tied for the individual title with five-under par 211. 
 
Senior Tya Seth posted an even-par round of 72 to lead the Vikings in round three. She moved up seven more spots on the leaderboard and ended the tournament in 22nd place. Seth had been 44th after round one.
 
Sophomore Tannica Porter was the top finisher overall for the Vikings with 73-72-74=219, tying for 15th. It marked her best tournament as a Viking as she also matched her single-round best score of 72 on Tuesday.  
 
Payten Shimizu and Mariana Garcia Rosette each shot counting 77s on Wednesday to add to the team score. Shimizu, a freshman, finished tied for 58th among 78 players with a 235 total. Garcia Rosette had a 251 total and tied for 73rd. 
 
Sophomore Mari Nakamura, playing as an individual, shot 81 on Wednesday and 243 total to place 71st. Freshman Bayler Brundage shot 252 over three rounds. 
 

TAP INS

• BIRDIE WATCHING (54 holes): Tya Seth, 7; Tannica Porter, 6; Mari Nakamura, 4; Payten Shimizu, 3; Bayler Brundage, 3; Mariana Garcia Rosette, 2.  
• Portland State has concluded its fall schedule. The Vikings return to competition Feb. 13-14 art the Mountain Classic Matchplay in Palm Desert, CA. 

RAINBOW WAHINE INVITATIONAL
Hosted by University of Hawai'i
Kapolei Golf Course, Kapolei, HI
Oct. 24-26, 2022
Par 72/6,208 yards
13 teams/78 players

 
TEAM SCORES
1. Colorado State, 282-293-282=857
2. Gonzaga, 282-301-288=871
3. College of Charleston, 299-287-287=873
4. Sacramento State, 299-296-284=879
5. Hawai'i, 292-308-287=887
t6. Fresno State, 298-296-295=889
t6. Grand Canyon, 301-301-287=889
8. Bakersfield, 306-301-298=905
9. Northern Colorado, 308-309-296=913
10. North Dakota State, 306-306-305=917
11. Portland State, 312-308-300=920
12. Wyoming, 308-316-302=926
13. CSUN, 315-311-307=933
 
TOP 10 PLAYERS
t1. Cassie Kim, Gonzaga, 67-73-71=211
t1. Sofia Torres, Colorado State, 69-73-69=211
t3. Andrea Bergsdottir, Colorado State, 69-71-72=212
t3. Mayumi Umezu, Hawai'i, 72-73-67=212
5. Hyeonji Kang, Hawai'i, 69-75-70=214
6. Tagiralani Luafalealo, Grand Canyon, 74-73-69=216
7. Tess Blair, Sacramento State, 76-72-69=217
t8. Arlene Faye Salvador, Bakersfield, 71-76-71=218
t8. Emma Schimpf, College of Charleston, 75-71-72=218
t8. Katelyn Lehigh, Fresno State, 73-71-74=218
t8. Panchalika Arphamongkol, Colorado State, 74-74-70=218
t8. Pemika Arphamongkol, Colorado State, 70-77-71=218
t8. Viktoria Hund, College of Charleston, 73-76-69=218
t8. Grace Lee, Gonzaga, 67-80-71=218
 
PORTLAND STATE SCORES
t15. Tannica Porter, 73-72-74=219
t22. Tya Seth, 78-74-72=224
t58. Payten Shimizu, 78-80-77=235
71. Mari Nakamura (individual), 77-85-81=243
t73. Mariana Garcia Rosette, 87-87-77=251
t75. Bayler Brundage, 83-82-87=252