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ScoringLive staffMay 5, 2015, 8:38pm
Defending champion Mariel Galdiano, of Punahou, shot a final round 68 to win her third straight individual title at the David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Girls Golf State Championships at the Waikoloa Kings' course Tuesday.
Galdiano's teammate Allisen Corpuz shot a 2-under 70 on Tuesday to finish at even par, giving Punahou the top two individual finishers en route to a commanding 26 shot lead over second place Iolani in the final team standings.
The win marked the third straight team title for the Buffanblu girls, who have won claimed eight out of the last nine titles since 2007.
2015 David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Girls Golf State ChampionshipsFinal roundTuesdayAt Waikoloa Kings' course (par: 72)
Team results1, Punahou 435 strokes. 2, Iolani 466. 3, Kaiser 475. 4, Mid-Pacific 476. 5, Mililani 478. 6, Kalani 480. 7, Baldwin 497. 8, Maui 515. 9, Waiakea 518. 10, Kauai 539.Individual results140—Mariel Galdiano/PUN (72-68). 144—Allisen Corpuz/PUN (74-70). 149—Erica Chiang/MPI (76-73). 150—Allysha-Mae Mateo/MS (72-78), Mari Nishiura/MIL (72-78). 151—Aiko Leong/PUN (74-77), Malia Nam/KAIS (73-78). 153—Kaia Takaki/KLNI (80-73), Alanis Sakuma/IPA (76-77). 154—Rose Huang/IOL (73-81). 155—Miki Manta/KLNI (80-75), Lorraine Char/KSK (76-79), Danielle Ujimori/MPI (79-76). 156—Zoey Akagi-Bustin/IOL (76-80). 157—Iris Kawada/CAST (79-78), Keilyn Ing/IOL (79-78). 158—Nicole Lopes/HBA (81-77), Keila Baladad/KAIS (78-80). 159—Kristen Ishikawa/BAL (84-75), Jasmine Cabajar/MAUI (79-80), Annika Espino/LP (77-82). 160—Caitlyn Villatora/LAH (83-77). 161—Kamie Hamada/IOL (81-80). 162—Hiilani Alana/KAUA (83-79), Zoey Yamamoto/SHA (81-81). 163—Kira Nakamoto/MIL (82-81), Samantha Keppel/PUN (80-83). 164—Isabella Lesa/MOA (83-81). 166—Mika Walker/KAIS (84-82), Randi Kim/MOA (77-89), Stephanie Koza/MIL (84-82). 167—Claire Choi/PUN (84-83), Kristin Miyagi/IOL (84-83). 168—Kaley Saludares/WKEA (86-82). 169—Jaelin Ishikawa/BAL (77-92), Kristeena Locke/MAUI (89-80), Caylyn Villatora/LAH (86-83), Kaylee Shimizu/BAL (86-83), Jodi Torricer/MCK (84-85). 172—Sydni Tokuyama/MPI (85-87). 173—Eden Sun/MIL (83-90). 174—Kaelyn Uchida/WKEA (87-87). 176—Anne Nakamoto/WKEA (90-86). 178—Kainani Ho/KLNI (85-93). 179—Jesse Kaneshiro/HBA (92-87), Shantel Antonio/KSH (89-90). 181—Naea Oda/KAPA (87-94). 182—Kelsie Dait/MIL (97-85). 183—Jenae Park/KAUA (83-100).
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