The UC Irvine women's golf team moved up one spot to fourth place at the NCAA West Regional at the Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club Friday. The Anteaters carded a 302 and own a two-round total of 29-over 597.

Oklahoma State is the team leader at 13-over 581, while Stanford sits six shots back in second at 587. Arizona State is third at 22-over 590. The Anteaters, which shot 295 in Thursday's first round, own a three-shot lead over fifth place Pepperdine and have a five-stroke advantage on host Brigham Young.

Junior Kim Lorenzana fired a 73 for the best round of any UCI golfer Friday. She is tied for 14th place with a two-round total of 5-over 147. Freshman Patty Chawalitmetha followed up her first round 72 with a second round 78, tied for 28th place at 8-over 150. Junior Jane Chin also is tied for 28th place after carding a second round 74. Junior Selanee' Henderson had a rough second round, shooting an 80 and is tied for 43rd place at 11-over 153. Freshman Henna Cho is tied for 48th place at 154.

Long Beach State junior Kay Hoey, competing as an individual, improved upon her first round 77 and shot a 73 to move into a tie with UCI's Chawalitmetha and Chin on the individual leaderboard.

The tournament concludes on Saturday with 18 holes.