PEORIA, Ariz.— After carding its second-lowest round score in school history at 5-under par, the Washington State women's golf team tied for ninth place with Notre Dame, Monday, at the Westbrook Spring Invitational. 

WSU moved four spots up the leaderboard with a third-round total of 283, its lowest single-round score of the tournament. The Cougars also tied two other teams for the lowest team-round score of the day, leading them to finish with a total score of 884 (+20).

Tournament-champion Kansas State was the only team to finish under par and ended play with a score of 861 (-3). No. 26 Ohio State and Kansas tied for second place after shooting 1-over through three rounds (865).

Competing as an individual, junior Bree Wanderscheid shot 2-under in the final round, her lowest single-round score of the tournament, and tied for 21st (218). Wanderscheid carded five birdies on the day and finished nine strokes behind tournament-winner Audrey Judd of Nebraska.

Leading the team was freshman Marie Lund-Hansen, who recorded her second top-25 finish of the season. Lund-Hansen shot 3-over through three rounds and tied for 23rd (219). Junior Alivia Brown improved her second-round score by eight strokes, and finished the tournament tied for 27th (+4, 220).

Senior Cherokee Kim shot even par on the day, her lowest round of the tournament, and tied for 37th (+6, 222). Sophomore Madison Odiorne finished one stroke behind Kim and took 43rd place with a score of 223 (+7). Freshman Elodie Bridenne finished in 75th place (+26, 242).

The Cougars return to the green March 14-15, for the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. 

Washington State Results
Team
T-23. Marie Lund-Hansen 72 (E), 76 (+4), 71 (-1) = 219 (+3)
T-27. Alivia Brown 72 (E), 78 (+6), 70 (-2) = 220 (+4)
T-37. Cherokee Kim 74 (+2), 76 (+4), 72 (E) = 222 (+6)
43. Madison Odiorne 74 (+2), 79 (+7), 70 (-2) = 223 (+7)
75. Elodie Bridenne 84 (+12), 80 (+8), 78 (+6) = 242 (+26)
Individual
T-21. Bree Wanderscheid 76 (+4), 72 (E), 70 (-2) = 218 (+2)