MCMINNVILLE -- The Pacific women's golf team continues to rewrite the program's record book.

The Boxers shot the second lowest two-day score in school history, 638, to finish third at the Northwest Conference Championships, held Sunday and Monday at Michelbook Country Club. 

After firing off a 320 in round one, Pacific shot a 318 on Monday to climb past Whitworth for third place. The Boxers entered round two five strokes behind the Pirates. Pacific also outplayed second-place Whitman on Monday. The Blues shot a 326 for a two-day total of 628. 

George Fox carded a 603 to win the NWC team championship. 

Bruins fifth-year senior Alison Takamiya shot a 139 to earn low medalist honors.

Pacific sophomore Kayla Speer led the Boxers, carding a 158 to place tied for 10th overall.

Sophomore Bead Boonta shot a 159 to finish 12th. Junior Nikki Tabios (160) tied for 13th and freshman Cassidy Tanoue (161) tied for 15th.

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