SPOKANE, Wash. – Leading the Battlin' Bears to a first place finish at the Lilac Collegiate, Rocky Mountain College's Hailey Derrickson earned individual medalist honors and tied the school record for the lowest round in the women's golf team history. 

Derrickson opened the tournament with a first round score of 67 which tied Rocky's women's golf team school record set by Kyla Clancy during the 2014-15 season.

"We are very proud of Hailey. It was a great way to cap off an excellent fall season," said Rocky's head golf coach, Aaron Pohle. "She was very solid through the front nine in the first round, but things just start clicking on the back and she played lights out down the stretch."

Derrickson posted a second round score of 74 to finish the tournament at 3-under-par 141. The freshman from Austin, Texas earned individual medalist honors for the second time this season.

Finishing right behind Derrickson in second place, Claire Wright shot 2-under-par 142 with rounds of 70 and 72. The freshman from Chowchilla, California finished with a tournament-high eight birdies. Wright and Derrickson were the only two golfers to finish the tournament under par.

Shooting 13-over-par 157, Morgan O'Neil finished in 10th with rounds of 78 and 79.

Kaelyn Volk finished in 19th with a two-day total of 167 while Kaitlyn Fleming placed in 22nd with a score of 174.

Shooting 300 in the first round, No. 18 ranked Rocky trailed Lewis-Clark State by a single stroke before claiming the lead in the second round. The Battlin' Bears shot 304 on the second day for a two-day total of 604 to claim a single stroke victory over the Warriors. 

"Hats off to Lewis-Clark. They played a great event," said Pohle. "It was really fun on the back nine with both teams playing well. There was a lot of energy from the players and neither side backed down."

Shooting 4-over-par 148, Lewis-Clark's Lauren Hamm and Madilyn Brown tied each other for third place. 

The Battlin' Bears shot 97 pars and 20 birdies.

Rocky Mountain College will return home to play in the annual Spalding Cup next week.