Hawaii had a slew of top-20 finishes at women’s local college events the past few weeks — from the Rainbow Wahine and beyond.

UCLA freshman Mariel Galdiano (Punahou) and Brigham Young sophomore Rose Huang (‘Iolani) snagged second-place honors. Huang came up a shot out of first at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational, where she was defending her championship.

Galdiano, a three-time state high school champion, got her second-place finish at the Nanea Pac-12 Preview, closing with a 68 to finish two shots behind USC’s Robynn Ree. Trojan freshman Allisen Corpuz, Galdiano’s teammate at Punahou, took 13th for her second top-20 of the fall.

USC could not field a full team because more than half its roster was playing in the LPGA Q-School. Bronte Law, the career win leader for UCLA’s top-ranked team, was also at Q-School.

UH was last among the 11 teams at Nanea, but took third last week at its Rainbow Wahine Invitational. It had four players in the top 15, led by senior Raquel Ek, who tied for fifth.

UH Hilo’s Andi Igawa, a junior out of Waiakea High School, moved up nine spots the final day to finish ninth at the Dennis Rose Invitational, played two weeks ago at Waikoloa’s Beach Course. The Vulcans were sixth, 14 shots behind Hawaii Pacific.

Ko Olina offers discounts

Ko Olina is holding its annual holiday sale Nov. 19, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Discounts of up to 75 percent will be offered.

Gifts will be given to the first 100 customers and Starbucks drinks will be half off at the snack shop for those attending the sale.

On the following day (Nov. 20), Mizuno is holding a Demo Day at Pearl Country Club from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. New software will be available for custom fittings and there will be deals on shaft and grip changes.