LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The University of Idaho women's golf team withstood a succession of weather delays and took on some of the toughest competition in women's golf and held its own at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown.

Four Vandals finished under par as Idaho was -16 for the tournament - abbreviated to two days because of the cancellation of Monday's play because of weather. Freshman Clara Moyano was the low Vandal at six-under 138 to tie for sixth. Junior Kendall Gray was just one stroke back in a tie for 10th at 139. Senior Amy Hasenoehrl and sophomore Sophie Hausmann tied for 36th at one-under 143, and sophomore Michelle Kim tied for 59th at two-over 146.

"I'm extremely proud of the team in the way they handled all the weather issues," said coach Lisa Johnson, after Tuesday's final round was delayed for more than two hours because of fog. "They came out and competed and performed well."

The Vandals combined for a 560 - just one stroke behind runner-up and host UNLV at 559. Baylor, ranked 30th, won the tournament with a 25-under 551. In fourth behind Idaho was No. 14 Texas - one of a dozen ranked teams in the 19-team field.

As for the Vandals, they felt at home on the Boulder Creek course.

"We feel like we can swing freely off the tee," Johnson said. "Our wedge play is one of our strengths and we were able to use them a lot.

"This is one of the best performances Idaho golf has had in years. This was a very competitive, deep field."