The University of Hawai'i women's golf team struggled through challenging weather at the Pearl at Kalauao during the 40th Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational, sitting in 11th place with a total score of 605 (+37) after two rounds. Jasmine Wong leads the team, currently tied for 21st with a score of 145 (+3), while her teammate Maline Kraus is close behind in 24th place at 146 (+4). The team faced midday rain showers, causing delays; however, several players performed well despite the conditions. Southern California currently leads the tournament at 22-under, with USC鈥檚 Jasmine Koo leading individually at 7-under. The final round is set for Wednesday, starting at 8:00 a.m.

By the Numbers
  • Hawai'i women's golf team scored a two-round total of 605 (+37).
  • Jasmine Wong is tied for 21st with a score of 145 (+3), while Maline Kraus is tied for 24th at 146 (+4).
Yes, But

While the team is in a tough position, only 11 strokes separate them from the top 5, indicating they still have a shot at improving their standings with a strong final round.

State of Play
  • Hawai'i remains competitive in a very challenging field, showcasing resilience against adverse weather.
  • Key players, including Wong and Kraus, are performing well and positioned to elevate their rankings.
What's Next

The final round will be crucial for Hawai'i as they aim to climb the leaderboard. Strong performances from their top golfers could allow them to close the gap on closely positioned teams.

Bottom Line

The Rainbow Wahine need to harness their momentum and build on individual successes to potentially advance their standings in the tournament during the final round.