LEWISTON, Idaho – Oregon Tech entered the final round of the Warrior Fall Invitational with the lead, but a rough Day 2 had the Lady Owls finish in third-place in the second Cascade Conference event of the season.
Tech (298-313 – 611) finished the day with five birdies as a squad, but also had six holes with double-bogeys or worse. British Columbia (300-290 – 590) rallied for the win, combining for 16 birdies as a team, finishing 13 strokes clear of second-place Lewis-Clark State (308-295 – 603).
Sydney Dick (79-74 – 153) had the Lady Owls best round of the day, carding a 2-over-par 74, finishing in a tie for ninth. Day 1 leader,
Alyssa Kauleinamoku (72-79 – 151) took seventh,
Madison Dick (73-79 – 152) was eighth, with
Madie Hepner (74-81 – 155) in 12th.
Kali Rowe (80-82 – 162) and
Lexi Rice (85-83 – 168) rounded out the OIT competitors.
Keira Hou (73-70 – 143) of UBC earned medalist honors at 1-under-par, three shots ahead of teammate Sarah Yang (74-72 – 146).
The Owls close out the fall season in two weeks at the Gold Mountain Invite in Washington.
