Gonzaga Finishes Third in Coeur d’Alene

Tuesday, September 21

Coeur d’Alene, ID

7:45 a.m.

Gonzaga University

Coeur d’Alene Resort Collegiate Invitational - Day Three

Round 3 Pairings Final Results

Photo by: Kyle Terada

9/21/2021 3:17:00 PM | Women's Golf

Final Results

Wolfe tied for seventh, Kim ties for 10th

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — The Gonzaga women's golf team placed third at the 2021 Coeur d'Alene Collegiate Invitational, led by a seventh-place tie by Mary Scott Wolfe.

The Bulldogs rose three spots on the team leaderboard on the third and final day, totaling a one-under (283) round. GU was 23-over (875) in the tournament.

Wolfe made three birdies and 11 pars in Round 3, finishing two-over (73). She tied for seventh in the fourth annual event at four-over (217).

Cassie Kim tied for 10th at five-over (218). She made 37 pars in the tournament, which was the seventh-most in the 93-golfer field. Kim was one-over (72) in the final round with 13 pars.

Quynn Duong climbed 21 spots on Day 3, carding a 68 (-3). She made 13 pars and four birdies in the final round. The senior was seven-over (220) in the tournament, tying for 17th. Chaewon Baek also tied for 17th at seven-over. She moved up 11 spots with a 70 (-1) in the third round. She also made 13 pars, with three birdies.

Ivanna Montemayor played as an individual and tied for 25th at nine-over (222). She was two-over (73) in the third round. Kaysa Panke (+23, 236) and Alyssa Nguyen (+41, 254) were 80th and 93rd.

"I was super proud of Quynn today, fighting back from a tough day yesterday with a great 68," Gonzaga Head Coach Brad Rickel said. "I'm also proud of our freshman Chaewon, shooting under par today. All in all, a really good team day. We fought very hard to try to win that thing, we just had a little bit too much of a deficit to get it done. To move up three spots on the final day is good, but this team has a taste for winning, so third place doesn't feel like we completed our goal. But, we will look forward to the next one and learn from this."

Hawaii won the team title led by medalist honors from Momo Sugiyama. She was three-under (68) on the final day and was the lone golfer under par at one-under (212) in the tournament. Oral Roberts Kiana Oshiro was second at even-par (213). Hawaii beat Sacramento State by a stroke at 20-over (872).

Gonzaga is at the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle University next. The Bulldogs compete in the tournament Oct. 11-12 in Tacoma, Wash., at the Tacoma Country Club. Live scoring will be available on GoZags.com.