Reigning state champion Mariel Galdiano, of Punahou, is two strokes behind Iolani's Keilyn Ing after Monday's first round of the David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Girls Golf State Championships at Turtle Bay's Fazio Course. ScoringLive file photo

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Reigning state champion Mariel Galdiano, of Punahou, is two strokes behind Iolani's Keilyn Ing after Monday's first round of the David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Girls Golf State Championships at Turtle Bay's Fazio Course. ScoringLive file photo

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After day one of the David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Girls Golf State Championships Monday, Iolani holds a four-stroke lead over defending champion Punahou in the team standings and the Raiders' Keilyn Ing is atop the leaderboard after an opening-round 68 (four under par).

Ing leads defending individual state champ Mariel Galdiano of Punahou by two strokes headed into Tuesday's final round, which gets underway at 7 a.m. at the George Fazio course at the Turtle Bay Resort.

David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Girls Golf State Championships
First day results
Monday at Turtle Bay, Fazio Course (Par: 72; Yardage: 6,100)
Team standings
1, Iolani 213 strokes. 2, Punahou 217. 3, Mililani 235. 4, Baldwin 240. 5, Mid-Pacific 244. 6, Maui 250. 7, Kalani 260. 8, Kauai 271. 9, Hilo 289. 10, Pearl City 316.

Individual leaderboard
68—Keilyn Ing/IOL (34-34). 70—Mariel Galdiano/PUN (36-34). 71—Zoey Akagi-Bustin/IOL (36-35). 72—Aiko Leong/PUN (36-36). 73—Iris Kawada/CAST (39-43). 74—Rose Huang/IOL (35-39), Mari Nishiura/MILI (38-36). 75—Alanis Sakuma/IPA (39-36), Kristin Le/PUN (36-39), Han Sol Koo/SFS (36-39). 77—Alyssa Poentis/PUN 77. 78—Kimberlie Miyamoto/PUN (39-39), Jasmine Cabajar/MAUI (38-40). 79—Keila Baldad/KAIS (39-40), Isabella Lesa/MOA (37-42), Ji Hae Lee/PUN (42-37). 80—Kaylee Shimizu/BALD, Ayumi Sakamoto/IOL (42-38), Caitlyn Villatora/LAH (40-40), Erica Chiang/MPI (40-40), Stephanie Koza/MILI (41-39), Jennifer Cho/ROOS (39-41), Andi Igawa/WKEA (38-42).