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Pictured: freshman Amanda Ramirez

Women's Golf 10/13/2026 8:58:00 PM Peyton Foreman, Athletic Communications Student

Corban Women’s Golf Concludes Final Round of The Warrior Fall Invitational

LEWISTON, Idaho – The Corban University women's golf team wrapped up The Warrior Fall Invitational on Tuesday at Lewiston Golf and Country Club. Competing against a challenging eight-team field on the par-72, 5,800-yard course, the Warriors posted a second-round score of 388 (+100), bringing their two-day total to 760 (+184). Junior Madelyn Moore led the Navy and Gold once again, finishing as Corban's top individual golfer with a two-round total of 170 (+26).

Head Coach Charlie Marshall reflected on the Warriors' final-round performance. "We started out looking like we were going to have a better day but ran into some difficult holes that clipped our wings. We have lots of work to do before our next outing."

After opening the tournament with a team score of 372 (+84) on Monday, the Warriors looked to build on their first-round performances. Moore, who shot an 81 (+9) on day one, led the Warriors in the final round. She opened with a 43 on the front nine before recording a 46 on the back nine to finish with an 89 (+17) to finish in 33rd overall.

Freshman Amanda Ramirez battled through the second round; she shot 52 on the front nine before improving to a 49 on the back nine. Ramirez finished Tuesday with a 101 (+29), bringing her two-day total to 201 (+57) and placing her 44th individually.

Junior Kaylee Umbright rounded out the Warriors' lineup, showing improvement throughout Tuesday's round. After opening with a 55 in the first nine holes, Umbright shaved six strokes off her score in the last nine holes to finish with a 49. Her final-round score of 104 (+32) brought her tournament total to 207 (+63), earning her 46th place.

The Warriors finished the tournament with a combined score of 760 (+184), led by the consistency of Moore's performance throughout both days. As the team gained experience, Thomas, Ramirez, and Umbright improved on the back nine despite a challenging final round.

No. 4-ranked University of British Columbia claimed the tournament title with a total team score throughout the two days of 590 (+14), posting a 300 (+12) on Monday before improving to a 290 (+2). Host and No. 16-ranked Lewis-Clark State College finished second with a 603 (+27), while No. 19-ranked Oregon Tech rounded out the top three with a 611 (+35). Thunderbirds' Keira Hou claimed the medalist honor as the only golfer under par for the week at 143 (-1).

The Warriors will look to they will bounce back as they return to action next week for the Tall Timber Invitational, hosted by Bushnell University. The two-day tournament will take place on Monday, October 19th at the Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell and October 20th at the Tokatee Golf Club in Blue River.