PEORIA, Ariz. -- The George Fox women's golf team finished up their second round of play in the Westbrook Invitational on Sunday, defeating a stacked cast of top 20 teams to win the event.

Top Performers
Alison Takamiya tied for the medalist position with teammate Makensie Toole, both had an overall score of 135 (-7) to wrap up the weekend. Takamiya had a record-tying day, scoring a birdie and eight pars in the front nine before an otherworldly five straight birdies and on the back nine. She finished the day up with a score of 66 (-5) — tied with her teammate Liana Brown for the lowest single-round in program history.

Toole finished up the weekend tying with Takamiya for first place overall with a score of 135 (-7). Toole had one birdie and eight pars in the front nine before coming alive with four birdies on the back nine. Her overall score for Sunday's round was 67 (-4), one of her best days as a Bruin. Overall, the two Fox golfers combined to shoot 14-under for the tournament, the best any two players had shot in GFU history. In fact, both seven-under scores set a tournament record, besting Kelsey Morrison (2012) and Sydney Maluenda's (2015) previous record of six-under.

Not to be outdone, Liana Brown placed in fifth place overall with a score of 143 (+1). Brown had one birdie, seven pars, and a bogey in the back nine. She then had seven pars in the front nine. Her overall score for the second round of play was 73 (+2).

Ainsley Carter wrapped up the weekend in fourth place for George Fox and 34th place overall, she had a score of 155 (+13). In the second round of play, her score for the day was 77 (+6).

Leanne Telle completed the weekend with a score of 159 (+17) and placed in 48th overall. Telle had one birdie on the front nine, with her overall score for day two was 80 (+9).

Katelyn Lam played independently and had a score of 150 (+8), placing 22nd, overall, while Samara D'Silva had a score of 159 (+17).  Reyna Naranjo had a score of 152 (+10) as an independent in her second round day, while Sofia Itziar Ayesa scored a 169 (+27) to round out the Bruins.

The George Fox women started their season out on a high note with a win — and one that's sure to catch the attention of the nation. Eight top-20 teams, including No. 1 Emory (who finished third overall), made the trip to Arizona, but it was the No. 6 Bruins who came out on top, scoring a 568 (E), the fifth-best tournament in program history and a Westbrook Invite record.

What Comes Next
The George Fox women's golf team stays closer to home in their next tournament in the Willamette Valley Cup in Salem, Ore. The first round of the tournament is set for March 15th.