Eastern Michigan Athletics
Monday, October 20
Lihue, HI
2 p.m.
Eastern Michigan University
at
Rainbow Wahine Invitational
Golf Places Fourth in Fall-Ending Hawai'i Event
10/22/2025 11:14:00 PM | Women's Golf
Jasmine Leovao finished second to pace the Eagles
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LIHU'E, KAUA'I, Hawai'i (EMUEagles.com) – Jasmine Leovao finished as the tournament runner-up and Mariana Vega added her second consecutive top 20 finish to help the Eastern Michigan University women's golf team finish fourth at the 2025 Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Oct. 20-22, in Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i, to close out the fall portion of the 2025-26 season with another strong showing. The Eagles, who rose three spots on the final day on the par-72, 6,039-yard Ocean Course at Hokuala, posted their fourth top five placement in five fall events.
As a team, the Eagles shot the second-lowest 54-hole score in program history by finishing a 3-over 867 (289-298-280), posting only the second 54-hole score under 870 ever. Eastern, who recorded a school-record 280 in round three, placed behind No. 15 Baylor University, who won the event at 13-under 851, and both University of Missouri and Santa Clara University, who tied for second by shooting 4-under 860.
Individually, Leovao (Oceanside, Calif./El Camino/Long Beach State) shot 6-under 210 (69-73-68) to take second and most the tied for fifth-best score in program history. Leovao, who now leads the team with three rounds in the 60's after adding two in Hawai'i, finished behind Baylor's Yurang Li, who finished 12-under 204. With her finish, Leovao posted a top two finish for the Eagles for the fourth time in five fall events after her twin sister, Jenae Leovao (Oceanside, Calif./El Camino/Long Beach State) won the first two tournaments of the season and Baiyok Sukterm (Bang Yi, Thailand/Panitchayakan Rajdamnern Tech/Lindsey Wilson) tied for second once.
Vega (Barranquilla, Columbia/Colegio Karl C. Parrish) was next on the team as she tied for 18th at 2-over 218 (73-75-70), marking her second consecutive top 20 finish this season. Her score was one stroke off her career-best 217 while tying her for the 28th-lowest score in team history. Both Savannah de Bock (Ecaussinnes-d'enghien, Belgium/Institut de l'Enfant-Jésus-Lycée/Georgia) and Sukterm tied for 32nd after shooting 5-over 221 while Ammy Raemmuang (Phitsanulok, Thailand/St. Nicholas School) and Janae Leovao tied for 38th at 6-over 222. Grace Thanintorndamrongdej (Bangkok, Thailand/Kasetsart University Laboratory School), who joined Raemmuang in making their collegiate debuts, tied for 95th at 19-over 235.
Team Notes
» Eastern played its first tournament ranked among the top 40 nationally, entering the week at No. 35 before the rankings updated, Oct. 22, to see EMU rise to No. 29, its highest in program history.
» The Eagles shot 3-over 867 (289-298-280) to post the second-lowest team score in program history and just the second score under 870. The record of 859 was shot earlier this year at the Leadership & Golf Invitational (Sept. 15-16).
» Eastern shot 8-under 280 in the third round to not only post the second-best round of the day among the 19 teams in the field but also break the school record for a single round, surpassing the 282 shots at the Leadership & Golf Invitational in September.
» With the 280 strokes in round three and the 289 shots in round one, the Eagles have posted seven of the top 10 rounds in program history this fall, including the current Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5(t), 7(t), and 9(t) on the list.
» Eastern played in five tournaments this fall and placed in the top four in four events, including two wins and one runner-up finish to go along with its fourth-place finish in Hawai'i.
Individual Notes
» Jasmine Leovao finished second in the tournament, marking her fifth career top two showing. She has won three events and now finished second twice.
» Jasmine Leovao finished at 6-under 210 to tie for the fifth-lowest score in team history. She shot 69 in round one and 68 in round three (tied for seventh-lowest round) to give her a team-leading three rounds in the 60's this year.
» Mariana Vega tied for 18th at 2-over 218 to post her second consecutive top 20 finish this season. Her 218, which tied for the 28th-best in program history, is one stroke off her collegiate best of 217 shot last season at the Gators Invitational (March 7-9, 2025) in Gainesville, Fla.
» Ammy Raemmuang and Grace Thanintorndamrongdej made their collegiate debuts with the freshmen duo placing tied for 38th (6-over 222) and tied for 95th (19-over 235), respectively.
Up Next
The Eagles' fall season has come to an end. Eastern returns to action, Feb. 8-9, 2026, when it plays host to the Estrella del Mar Invitational at the Estrella del Mar Golf Club in Mazatlán, Mexico.
Results
2025 Rainbow Wahine Invitational
Ocean Course at Huakala • Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i
Monday-Wednesday, Oct. 20-22, 2025
Par 72 • 6,039 yards
FINAL Team Standings
1. Baylor [#15] • 279-295-277=851 (-13)
2. Santa Clara • 280-291-289=860 (-4)
2. Missouri [#34] • 287-288-285=860 (-4)
4. Eastern Michigan [#29] • 289-298-280=867 (+3)
5. BYU • 292-293-287=872 (+8)
6. Washington State • 287-302-285=874 (+10)
7. Kennesaw State • 297-294-289=880 (+16)
8. San Diego State • 291-295-295=881 (+17)
9. Sacramento State • 296-295-291=882 (+18)
10. Kansas [#32] • 292-297-294=883 (+19)
10. Tulane • 289-301-293=883 (+19)
12. Grand Canyon • 290-300-296=886 (+22)
13. Long Beach State • 295-293-301=889 (+25)
14. Boise State • 299-302-291=892 (+28)
14. Hawai'i • 304-295-293=892 (+28)
16. Nevada • 284-298-311=893 (+29)
17. Wyoming • 307-297-305=909 (+45)
18. Osaka Gakuin (Japan) • 307-306-299=912 (+48)
19. Idaho • 313-308-309=930 (+66)
[#] top 50 ranking (Oct. 22 Scoreboard/Clippd)
Individual Results (Top 10)
1. Yurang Li (Baylor) • 67-72-65=204 (-12)
2. Jasmine Leovao [#108] • 69-73-68=210 (-6)
t3. Silje Ohma (Baylor)[#95] • 69-70-72=211 (-5)
t3. Ebba Liljeberg (Mizz.)[#87] • 70-72-69=211 (-5)
t3. Kelsey Kim (SCU) • 69-71-71=211 (-5)
t6. Ema Narita (SDSU) • 67-72-73=212 (-4)
t6. Malena Castro (Baylor)[#69] • 68-76-68=212 (-4)
t8. Audrey Brust (SCU) • 73-67-73=213 (-3)
t8. Kaitlyn Helm (WSU) • 68-75-70=213 (-3)
10. Maria Jose Barragan (BYU) • 70-73-71=214 (-2)
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t18. Mariana Vega • 73-75-70=218 (+2)
t32. Savannah de Bock [#107] • 75-75-71=221 (+5)
t32. Baiyok Sukterm [#114] • 72-75-74=221 (+5)
t38. Ammy Raemmuang • 73-76-73=222 (+6) *
t38. Janae Leovao [#52] • 76-75-71=222 (+6)
t95. Grace Thanintorndamrongdej • 79-79-77=235 (+19) *
* competed as an individual
[#] top 150 ranking (Oct. 22 Scoreboard/Clippd)
LIHU'E, KAUA'I, Hawai'i (EMUEagles.com) – Jasmine Leovao finished as the tournament runner-up and Mariana Vega added her second consecutive top 20 finish to help the Eastern Michigan University women's golf team finish fourth at the 2025 Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Oct. 20-22, in Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i, to close out the fall portion of the 2025-26 season with another strong showing. The Eagles, who rose three spots on the final day on the par-72, 6,039-yard Ocean Course at Hokuala, posted their fourth top five placement in five fall events.
As a team, the Eagles shot the second-lowest 54-hole score in program history by finishing a 3-over 867 (289-298-280), posting only the second 54-hole score under 870 ever. Eastern, who recorded a school-record 280 in round three, placed behind No. 15 Baylor University, who won the event at 13-under 851, and both University of Missouri and Santa Clara University, who tied for second by shooting 4-under 860.
Individually, Leovao (Oceanside, Calif./El Camino/Long Beach State) shot 6-under 210 (69-73-68) to take second and most the tied for fifth-best score in program history. Leovao, who now leads the team with three rounds in the 60's after adding two in Hawai'i, finished behind Baylor's Yurang Li, who finished 12-under 204. With her finish, Leovao posted a top two finish for the Eagles for the fourth time in five fall events after her twin sister, Jenae Leovao (Oceanside, Calif./El Camino/Long Beach State) won the first two tournaments of the season and Baiyok Sukterm (Bang Yi, Thailand/Panitchayakan Rajdamnern Tech/Lindsey Wilson) tied for second once.
Vega (Barranquilla, Columbia/Colegio Karl C. Parrish) was next on the team as she tied for 18th at 2-over 218 (73-75-70), marking her second consecutive top 20 finish this season. Her score was one stroke off her career-best 217 while tying her for the 28th-lowest score in team history. Both Savannah de Bock (Ecaussinnes-d'enghien, Belgium/Institut de l'Enfant-Jésus-Lycée/Georgia) and Sukterm tied for 32nd after shooting 5-over 221 while Ammy Raemmuang (Phitsanulok, Thailand/St. Nicholas School) and Janae Leovao tied for 38th at 6-over 222. Grace Thanintorndamrongdej (Bangkok, Thailand/Kasetsart University Laboratory School), who joined Raemmuang in making their collegiate debuts, tied for 95th at 19-over 235.
Team Notes
» Eastern played its first tournament ranked among the top 40 nationally, entering the week at No. 35 before the rankings updated, Oct. 22, to see EMU rise to No. 29, its highest in program history.
» The Eagles shot 3-over 867 (289-298-280) to post the second-lowest team score in program history and just the second score under 870. The record of 859 was shot earlier this year at the Leadership & Golf Invitational (Sept. 15-16).
» Eastern shot 8-under 280 in the third round to not only post the second-best round of the day among the 19 teams in the field but also break the school record for a single round, surpassing the 282 shots at the Leadership & Golf Invitational in September.
» With the 280 strokes in round three and the 289 shots in round one, the Eagles have posted seven of the top 10 rounds in program history this fall, including the current Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5(t), 7(t), and 9(t) on the list.
» Eastern played in five tournaments this fall and placed in the top four in four events, including two wins and one runner-up finish to go along with its fourth-place finish in Hawai'i.
Individual Notes
» Jasmine Leovao finished second in the tournament, marking her fifth career top two showing. She has won three events and now finished second twice.
» Jasmine Leovao finished at 6-under 210 to tie for the fifth-lowest score in team history. She shot 69 in round one and 68 in round three (tied for seventh-lowest round) to give her a team-leading three rounds in the 60's this year.
» Mariana Vega tied for 18th at 2-over 218 to post her second consecutive top 20 finish this season. Her 218, which tied for the 28th-best in program history, is one stroke off her collegiate best of 217 shot last season at the Gators Invitational (March 7-9, 2025) in Gainesville, Fla.
» Ammy Raemmuang and Grace Thanintorndamrongdej made their collegiate debuts with the freshmen duo placing tied for 38th (6-over 222) and tied for 95th (19-over 235), respectively.
Up Next
The Eagles' fall season has come to an end. Eastern returns to action, Feb. 8-9, 2026, when it plays host to the Estrella del Mar Invitational at the Estrella del Mar Golf Club in Mazatlán, Mexico.
Results
2025 Rainbow Wahine Invitational
Ocean Course at Huakala • Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i
Monday-Wednesday, Oct. 20-22, 2025
Par 72 • 6,039 yards
FINAL Team Standings
1. Baylor [#15] • 279-295-277=851 (-13)
2. Santa Clara • 280-291-289=860 (-4)
2. Missouri [#34] • 287-288-285=860 (-4)
4. Eastern Michigan [#29] • 289-298-280=867 (+3)
5. BYU • 292-293-287=872 (+8)
6. Washington State • 287-302-285=874 (+10)
7. Kennesaw State • 297-294-289=880 (+16)
8. San Diego State • 291-295-295=881 (+17)
9. Sacramento State • 296-295-291=882 (+18)
10. Kansas [#32] • 292-297-294=883 (+19)
10. Tulane • 289-301-293=883 (+19)
12. Grand Canyon • 290-300-296=886 (+22)
13. Long Beach State • 295-293-301=889 (+25)
14. Boise State • 299-302-291=892 (+28)
14. Hawai'i • 304-295-293=892 (+28)
16. Nevada • 284-298-311=893 (+29)
17. Wyoming • 307-297-305=909 (+45)
18. Osaka Gakuin (Japan) • 307-306-299=912 (+48)
19. Idaho • 313-308-309=930 (+66)
[#] top 50 ranking (Oct. 22 Scoreboard/Clippd)
Individual Results (Top 10)
1. Yurang Li (Baylor) • 67-72-65=204 (-12)
2. Jasmine Leovao [#108] • 69-73-68=210 (-6)
t3. Silje Ohma (Baylor)[#95] • 69-70-72=211 (-5)
t3. Ebba Liljeberg (Mizz.)[#87] • 70-72-69=211 (-5)
t3. Kelsey Kim (SCU) • 69-71-71=211 (-5)
t6. Ema Narita (SDSU) • 67-72-73=212 (-4)
t6. Malena Castro (Baylor)[#69] • 68-76-68=212 (-4)
t8. Audrey Brust (SCU) • 73-67-73=213 (-3)
t8. Kaitlyn Helm (WSU) • 68-75-70=213 (-3)
10. Maria Jose Barragan (BYU) • 70-73-71=214 (-2)
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t18. Mariana Vega • 73-75-70=218 (+2)
t32. Savannah de Bock [#107] • 75-75-71=221 (+5)
t32. Baiyok Sukterm [#114] • 72-75-74=221 (+5)
t38. Ammy Raemmuang • 73-76-73=222 (+6) *
t38. Janae Leovao [#52] • 76-75-71=222 (+6)
t95. Grace Thanintorndamrongdej • 79-79-77=235 (+19) *
* competed as an individual
[#] top 150 ranking (Oct. 22 Scoreboard/Clippd)
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