The star of the weekend was George Fox’s Alison Takamiya who won the two-day tournament after finishing 5-under-par. The defending NCAA D-III National Champion had a strong second day of play and ended with 11 birdies. She shot a 67 (-5) in the first round, followed by a 72 the next day.
Ahika Jani of Lewis & Clark came in second and Katelyn Lam
In the final team standings, George Fox dominated with a total team score of 603, despite not having two of their players. The podium was rounded out with Whitman in second shooting 628 and Pacific University in third with 638. Fourth was Whitworth (646), followed by Lewis & Clark (676), Puget Sound (682), Pacific Lutheran (685), and Linfield (704).
Takamiya was named NWC Player of the Year, while Lewis & Clark’s Ahika Jani won NWC Rookie of the Year. MaryJo McCloskey, the coach at George Fox, received the Women’s Coach of the Year Award.
Up next, since George Fox won the NWC’s automatic qualification they will head to the NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Championships in Williamsburg, Virginia from May 13–16.
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