Golf
Defending champ Galdiano tied for lead after first day of girls state golf


Defending champion Mariel Galdiano, of Punahou, is among a trio of players tied for the lead after the first round of the David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Girls Golf State Championships at the Waikoloa Kings' course Monday.

Galdiano, along with Maryknoll's Allysha Mae Mateo and Mililani's Mari Nishiura, shot even par, 72, to sit atop the leaderboard in the 36-hole tournament. Kaiser's Malia Nam and Iolani's Rose Huang are one shot back of the lead. Punahou teammates Aiko Leong and Allisen Corpuz are two shots back at two-over par.

The Buffanblu lead the team standings with 220 strokes (+4). Iolani is second with 228 (+12), Kaiser third at 235 (+19), Mililani fourth with 237 (+21) and Mid-Pacific fifth at 240 (+24).

The final round begins at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday with double tees in use. Galdiano, Mateo and Nishiura will be in the final group off the first tee at 9 a.m.

 

  

2015 David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Girls Golf State Championships
First round
Monday
At Waikoloa Kings' course (par: 72)

Team standings
1, Punahou 220 strokes. 2, Iolani 228. 3, Kaiser 235. 4, Mililani 237. 5, Mid-Pacific 240. 6, Kalani 245. 7, Baldwin 247. 8, Kauai 260. 9, Maui 261. 10, Waiakea 263. 11, Hilo 305.
Individual leaderboard
72—Allysha-Mae Mateo/MS (36-36), Mari Nishiura/MIL (39-33), Mariel Galdiano/PUN (34-38). 73—Rose Huang/IOL (35-38), Malia Nam/KAIS (38-35). 74—Aiko Leong/PUN (37-37), Allisen Corpuz/PUN (37-37). 76—Zoey Akagi-Bustin/IOL (36-40), Alanis Sakuma/IPA (39-37), Lorraine Char/KSK (38-38), Erica Chiang/MPI (35-41). 77—Jaclin Ishikawa/BAL (36-41), Annika Espino/LP (38-39), Randi Kim/MOA (36-41). 78—Keila Baladad/KAIS (38-40). 79—Iris Kawada/CAST (39-40), Keilyn Ing/IOL (38-41), Jasmine Cabajar/MAUI (38-41), Danielle Ujimori/MPI (37-42). 80—Miki Manta/KLNI (40-40), Kaia Takaki/KLNI (39-41), Samantha Keppel/PUN (42-38). 81—Nicole Lopes/HBA (41-40), Kamie Hamada/IOL (39-42), Zoey Yamamoto/SHA (39-42). 82—Kira Nakamoto/MIL (42-40). 83—Jenae Park/KAUA (41-42), Hiilani Alana/KAUA (40-43), Caitlyn Villatora/LAH (43-40), Eden Sun/MIL (43-40), Isabella Lesa/MOA (45-38). 84—Kirsten Ishikawa/BAL (39-45), Kristin Miyagi/IOL (41-43), Mika Walker/KAIS (43-41), Courtney Tabion/LEI (42-42), Jodi Torricer/MCK (42-42), Stephanie Koza/MIL (40-44), Claire Choi/PUN (39-45). 85—Kainani Ho/KLNI (41-44), Sydni Tokuyama/MPI (44-41). 86—Kaylee Shimizu/BAL (44-42), Caylyn Villatora/LAH (46-40), Kaylee Saludares/WKEA (43-43). 87—Naea Oda/KAPA (44-43), Kaelyn Uchida/WKEA (45-42). 89—Shantel Antonio/KSH (45-44), Kristeena Locke/MAUI (43-46). 90—Juby Aipoalani/HILO (47-43), Anne Nakamoto/WKEA (46-44). 92—Jesse Kaneshiro/HBA (47-45). 93—Courtney Cadiz.MAUI (44-49). 94—Keri Oshiro/KAUA (47-47), Carli Shimokihara/MIL (50-44).





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