HONOLULU — The University of Colorado women's golf team placed 12th in their final tournament of the fall season Wednesday, shooting the team's tournament-best score of 313 in the last round at the Kent Youel Invitational.

UCLA won the tournament with a combined tournament score of 881. The Bruins were followed by USC (885), California (896), Oregon State (917) and San Jose State (918).

Colorado sophomore Dominique Pytlewski led the Buffaloes by shooting a two-over par 74 on the final day. Pytlewski finished in a tie for eighth overall, firing a 6-over-par 22 for the tournament.

Lindsay Senger was next in line for the Buffs at 237, and Julie Kim shot 240.

"Domi played solid," head coach Anne Kelly said. "Julie played better in the third round, as well. We were working real hard and trying to battle with the conditions, but we just couldn't get anything going this week."

Pytlewski said her effort didn't look pretty, but she stayed positive throughout the tournament.

"I never got upset with my results because I was making my shots and that helped me maintain a pretty positive attitude about everything," Pytlewski said. "Yesterday was draining and tiring because I was recovering from an illness, but I stuck in there and was putting well."

Stephanie Simich, a freshman, was right behind Kim, shooting 241 in the tournament. She finished tied for 65th place. Junior Cierra Ko rounded out the Colorado scorecard shooting her best score of the tournament with an 85, making her overall total 262.

"We weren't happy with the finish, but we're not discouraged either," Kelly said. "Everyone was three or four shots away from playing pretty good golf."

The Buffaloes will now break for the semester, before coming back on Friday, Feb. 22 to re-commence play in the University of Florida Invitational in Gainesville, Fla.

Kent Youel Invitational At Par 72 Kapolei G.C.

Team scores

UCLA 293-291-297 — 881

Southern California 294-301-290 — 885

California 307-293-296 — 896

Oregon State 305-310-302 — 917

San Jose State 307-306-305 — 918

Hawaii 308-309-312 — 929

San Francisco 320-300-310 — 930

Washington State 316-306-312 — 934

CSU-Northridge 307-316-311 — 934

UC-Irvine 316-310-309 — 935

Fresno State 315-309-312 — 936

New Mexico State 309-318-313 — 940

Colorado 314-313-313 — 940

Santa Clara 317-315-316 — 948

San Diego State 323-306-322 — 951

Boise State 316-316-323 — 955

Central Arkansas 319-320-324 — 963

Iowa 311-327-327 — 965

Portland State 324-329-316 — 969

Top 10 individuals

T1. Tiffany Joh, UCLA 72-73-72 — 217

T1. Maria Jose Uribe, UCLA 72-70-75 — 217

T3. Belen Mozo, USC 71-76-71 — 218

T3. Joanne Lee, USC 72-75-71 — 218

5. Eva Yoe, CSUN 73-74-72 — 219

6. Suterra Chanachai, NMSU. 74-72-74 — 220

7. Sophia Janer, Cal. 78-69-74 — 221

T8. D. Pytlewski, CU 72-76-74 — 222

T8. Cara Freeman, OSU 78-72-72 — 222

10. Sydnee Michaels, UCLA 76-73-74 — 223

Other CU scores

T50. Lindsay Senger 81-77-79 — 237

T60. Julie Kim 79-82-79 — 240

T65. Stephanie Simich 82-78-81 — 241

99. Cierra Ko 91-86-85 — 262