DUPONT, Wash. – The Pacific women's golf team continues to rewrite its record book.

Playing in the Pacific Lutheran Invitational, the Boxers shot a 314 on Monday, finishing just two strokes off the single-day school record. Pacific followed with a 320 on Tuesday for a two-day total of 634 – just three strokes shy of the program record.

The Boxers placed second out of 10 teams, finishing 11 strokes behind champion Redlands and ahead of Northwest Conference rivals Whitman, Puget Sound, Pacific Lutheran, Linfield and Willamette.

Pacific sophomore Faith Sampson led the way, carding a 155 over two days to finish tied for fourth. Senior Bead Boonta's 156 was good for sixth out of 60 golfers.

Next: Pacific hosts the Northwest Conference Fall Classic on Sunday and Monday at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains.

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