On September 3rd, Beijing time, American athlete Marina Alex reversed and won the Portland Elite, achieving her first LPGA victory. On Sunday, Oregon time, she hit 65 strokes, 7 strokes below par, leading Georgia Hall by 4 strokes to win the championship.

Marina Alex caught four birds in the last five of the first nine holes, taking the lead, and then caught birds in the wooded Columbia Edgewater holes 12, 5, and 15, and 4. She only played on hole 18 all day, swallowed the only bogey on par 4, and delivered 269 in four rounds, which was 19 below par.

The 28 year old player once studied at Vanderbilt University and helped caddy Travis Wilson win this championship. Tavis Wilson won this competition last year with his usual partner Stacy Lewis, who was unable to participate in this year's competition because his first child was about to be born.

Marina Alex hit 62 on Thursday, tying the court record. But then she hit 71-71, causing her to lag behind British women's open champion Georgia Hall by 6 strokes in the last round.

Georgia Hall hit 75. A 22-year-old player from England hit two strokes above par in the first nine holes and swallowed a bogey in the first, fourth, and seventh holes, as well as in the fifth hole.

Japanese player Ayako Uehara hit 69 strokes, with a score of 275 strokes (68-68-70-69), 13 strokes below the standard, ranking third alone.

When Australian player Li Minzhi started the last round, she was only 2 strokes behind her teammate Georgia Hall, but she hit 77 strokes and slipped to fourth place.

Liu Yu is the outstanding performer among Chinese athletes. The Beijing girl once again hit the red letter, rebounding from yesterday's 75 strokes. She caught four birds, swallowed two bogies, and handed over 70 strokes, resulting in 286 strokes (71-70-75-70), 2 strokes below the standard, tied for 35th place.

Feng Shanshan, two little birds and two bogeys, hit 72 strokes, with a score of 287 strokes (72-69-74-72), one stroke below the standard, tied for 42nd place.

Yan Jing rebounded from yesterday's 78 strokes, caught three birds, swallowed two bogies, and hit 71 strokes, reaching 292 strokes (70-73-78-71), 4 strokes above the standard, tied for 65th place.

The detailed battle report will be submitted later.