California professional wins Northwest Women’s Open

Professional Angela Bagasbas from Waypoint, Calif. fired a two-round total of 1-under 143 to win the Northwest Women’s Open Presented by PNW Equipment at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club Wednesday.

Bagasbas found herself in second place after one round, trailing University of Washington golfer Kennedy Knox who opened with a 2-under 70. But Bagasbas shot an even-par 72 and went past Knox with one hole remaining to win by two shots.

Min Kyong Song of Tucson tied for third with Taya Battistella of Bellingham and Chaewon Baek of Langley, B.C. at 146. University of Washington golfer Adithi Anand was sixth at 149 while former Seattle U. golfer Jamie Huo was seventh and a former champion of the event Aram Choi of Surrey B.C. finished eighth.

Angela Bagasbas                     71-72 – 143

a-Kennedy Knox                       70-75 – 145

Min Kyong Song                       77-69 – 146

Taya Battistella             73-73 – 146

a-Chaewon Baek                      73-73 – 146

a-Adithi Anand             74-75 – 149

Jamie Huo                                75-75 – 150

Aram Choi                                76-75 – 151

a-Claire Xu                               75-78 – 153

a-Hannah Elaimy                     79-76 – 155

Dana Bates                              79-76 – 155

Belinda Lin                                77-78 – 155

a-Carmen Lim                          76-79 – 155

Tori Peers                                 76-81 – 157