NAPA, Calif. – The tandem of sophomore Carolina Melgrati and freshman Julia Misemer carded No. 15 Arizona Women's Golf's lowest scores on Tuesday as the Wildcats finished the Silverado Showdown in 13^th place at 55-over par. The team's round of 20-over on the final day was its second best performance of the week. Melgrati capped the tournament as Arizona's top finisher in a tie for 31^st at 11-over.

"This was a challenging week for us, and we did not play up to our potential as a team," said head coach Laura Ianello. "We made progress and showed improvement in the middle round, but we were unable to sustain our improved play. There's a lot for our entire lineup to learn from this week, and I know our young ladies are motivated and resilient. We will have a good two weeks of practice and preparation and be hungry for Pac-12 Championships up in Phoenix."

The 17-team field combined to play a total of 51 rounds in Napa with only a single round played below par. Northwestern won the team title with a final score of 9-over par. UCLA's Zoe Campos won the individual championship as one of only four players to break par, finishing at 5-under.

Arizona was able to turn in a good week on the longest holes, wrapping up the tournament in fifth place in par-5 scoring at 2-over par.

The Wildcats will return to action for the Pac-12 Championships at Papago Golf Club in Phoenix, which begins on Monday, April 17. It will be a quick return trip for the program who played the course just three weeks ago as part of the field of PING/ASU Invitational.