Oregon State women’s golf team secured a second-place finish at the West Coast Conference Championship, led by standout performances from Raya Nakao and Kate Nakaoka. The Beavers concluded the three-day competition with a total score of 15-over par 879, finishing behind Pepperdine, which posted a score of 865. Nakao's impressive rounds included a 1-under-par performance, landing her in a tie for second place overall. Nakaoka also excelled, achieving a final round of 3-under-par to finish sixth. The team is now awaiting the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships announcement, set for Wednesday.

By the Numbers
  • Oregon State finished with a total score of 879 (290-300-289).
  • Raya Nakao recorded 11 birdies throughout the championship.
State of Play
  • Nakao finished tied for second with a score of 215 (1-under).
  • Nakaoka finished sixth with a score of 218 (2-over), marking her fourth Top 10 finish.
What's Next

The NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championships announcement is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. PT, with Oregon State competing at the regional level from May 11-13 in six different locations.

Bottom Line

The Beavers demonstrated strong performances at the WCC Championship, positioning themselves as formidable contenders heading into the NCAA championships. Nakao’s continuing evolution as a top player underscores the team's potential for further success.