In her collegiate debut, Kailua’s Malia Nam lost out to an eagle on the final hole of the Annika Intercollegiate, which ended Wednesday in Minnesota.

The USC freshman took second to help the Trojans (843) to a third-place finish behind NCAA runner-up Alabama (28-under 836) and UCLA (838). Nam, a Kaiser graduate, shot rounds of 69-66-69, birdieing six of her last 10 holes to shoot 31 on the back nine. She ended up a shot behind UCLA’s Patty Tavatanakit, who birdied seven straight holes and eagled the last to shoot 63 and finish at 203. The Bruin sophomore shot 28 on the back nine.

Nam’s 12-under score was the second-best in school history in a 54-hole event.

Punahou graduate Allisen Corpuz, a USC junior, tied for 21st at 215 — a shot behind high school teammate Mariel Galdiano, a UCLA junior.

HAYASHI WINS ALOHA SECTION SENIORS

Kevin Hayashi overtook Brendan Moynahan in Tuesday’s final round to win the Aloha Section PGA’s Senior Championship at Kapalua Bay on Maui.

The top three are from the Island of Hawaii. Hayashi, who shot 69—141, works at Hilo Muni. Moynahan (73—143) is at Hualalai and Kristopher Kitt (72—145), who came in third, works at Nanea.

Hayashi and Moynahan are not eligible for the national championship. The Aloha Section will be represented by Kitt, Waiehu’s Lee Sakugawa (74—146) and Hilo Muni’s Lance Taketa (76—148).

The 30th Senior PGA Professional Championship is Oct. 25-28 at the PGA Golf Club in Florida.

The sectional tournament was originally scheduled for last month, but was postponed because of Hurricane Lane.

FALL FEST SET FOR NOVEMBER

The Hawaii State Women’s Golf Association’s annual fall fest is Nov. 5 at Hawaii Kai. The fall general membership meeting will follow.

Entry deadline is Oct. 22. The tournament is limited to 25 four-person teams. Format is two better ball of the foursome. Cost is $352 per team or $88 per player.

Applications are at HSWGA.net. For more information, contact Judy George at 395-8850 or georgep001@hawaii.rr.com.