Lauren F. Lee is leading the individual standings as Western Washington University's women's golf team sits in second place after two rounds of the 2026 GNAC Golf Championships at Coeur d'Alene Golf Resort. The Vikings improved by five strokes in the second round, finishing with a total of 37-over-par 613, trailing Simon Fraser by eight strokes. Lee holds a two-stroke lead over Seattle Pacific鈥檚 Lauren J. Lee, having shot a cumulative 2-over-par 146. Freshman Carly Ikei also excelled, moving up six spots with a round of 74. The final round of the championship is set to commence on Wednesday morning.

By the Numbers
  • Western Washington University shot 304 (+16) in the second round, a five-stroke improvement from the first round.
  • Lauren F. Lee leads the individual standings at 2-over-par 146 (72-74) through two rounds.
State of Play
  • WWU is currently in second place, 8 strokes behind Simon Fraser who leads at 29-over-par 605.
  • Inclement weather is expected, which may affect the final round schedule.
What's Next

The final round begins at 7:30 AM, with the Vikings aiming to close the gap on Simon Fraser. Their performance could impact eligibility for the upcoming NCAA II West Regional Championships in May.

Bottom Line

The Vikings need a strong final round to secure their position and potentially qualify for the NCAA II West Regional Championships, highlighting the importance of every stroke in this competitive tournament.