WORLEY, Idaho – Kaylin Johnson was four-under 68 and Emma Heyman was three-under 69 to lead Idaho to and even-par 288 Monday, to close out the tournament in a tie for a seventh-place finish at the Eagle Invitational at Circling Raven in Worley.
 
The Vandals finished day one in eighth place but rallied behind Johnson and Heyman to move into a tie for seventh and finished just four strokes out of fourth place. Idaho's even-par round was the fourth-best round of the weekend for any team.
 
Johnson's four-under propelled her into a two-under finish for the tournament, good enough for a seventh-place individual finish, the first top-10 finish over Vandal career.
 
Heyman's three-under was her best round of the season and pushed her into a 17th-place finish.
 
"I am proud of the team for closing out this event with a season low, even par 288," Idaho head coach Stephanie Young said. "We are looking forward to working on a few things this week and getting back on the road for Seattle this weekend. I want to extend a special shout-out to Kaylin Johnson for her seventh-place finish overall and final round 68 today. I am also, proud of Emma Heyman's final round of 69 that propelled us to move up a spot on the leader board."
 
Emma Kang finished 22nd with a solid round tournament with back-to-back rounds of 74 for a two-round total of 148. Zoe Newell finished 54th with a two-round total of 157 and Jenna Bruggeman finished 61st with a final score of 159.
 
Golfing as individuals, Laura Caamano finished with a two-round score of 161 for a 69th-place finish. Boram Jung finished 72nd with a score of 164 and Sofia Lippiello finished 73rd with a score of 165.
 
The tournament was scheduled to be three rounds, but Sunday's first round was canceled because of course green discrepancies.
 
The Vandals return to action next weekend at the Tacoma Country and Golf Club in Tacoma, Washington, for the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational hosted by Seattle U.