WSU women’s golf was one stroke better as a team Monday at the Pac-12 Championships in Seattle after shooting a 299 (+11), but fell into 10th place overall in the standings.

After two days of play, the team is sitting at a score of 599 (+23). No. 1 University of California, Los Angeles, grew its lead over the rest of the competition and improved from the first day with a team score of 286 (-2).

The Bruins are three under par for the tournament, six strokes ahead of second-place University of Southern California.

Individually, junior Madison Odiorne led the way for the Cougars again, and moved up the standings two places into a tie for seventh. She shot the same score as her first round, a 71 (-1).

Odiorne sits just four strokes behind first place UCLA junior Lilia Vu and UCLA freshman Patty Tavatanakit.

Senior Bree Wanderscheid climbed the rankings and sits in a tie for 24th place after shooting a 73 (+1) Monday.

Senior Alivia Brown is tied for 36th place with an overall score of 152 (+8), sophomore Marie Lund-Hansen is tied for 49th with a score of 156 (+12), and redshirt freshman Emily Baumgart is in 55^th place with a 165 (+21).

The third round and final round of the Pac-12 Championships is currently underway at Broadmoor Golf Club in Seattle.