WSU women’s golf competed at the Silverado Showdown in Napa, California, hosted by Colorado and Oregon from Sunday to Tuesday.

After the first day, the Cougars earned a final score of 305 (+17) to tie for 15th with Colorado State. Leading the teams is San Jose State with a stroke count of 289 (+1).

Senior Madison Odiorne led the way for the Cougars at the end of the round on Sunday with a card of 73 (+1) to tie for an individual place of 15th.

Freshman Amy Chu and junior Marie Lund-Hansen both scored 77 (+5) while their freshman teammate Darcy Habgood earned 78 (+6).

Monday concluded the second round of the Showdown where WSU finished with a total score of 617 (+41), dropping to 16th out of 18.

Still in a strong lead among the Cougars is Odiorne who ended day two with a 77 (+5) card that moved her to tie for 26th place and post a total score of 150 (+6).

Lund-Hansen improved on her second round as she scored 75 (+3) moving up to a tie for 37th place and a score of 152 (+8), only two strokes behind her teammate Odiorne.

Chu however had a rough day on the course as she carded 79 (+7) and a total score of 156 (+12), dropping her eight spots to tie for 66th.

The last two Cougars to finish on the day are Habgood 159 (+15) for a 79th place tie and redshirt sophomore Emily Baumgart who finished with 162 (+12), resulting in 87th place.

The Silverado Showdown concludes after today’s round results at the Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California.