ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The Southwest Minnesota State University women’s golf team concluded play on Tuesday in the final round of the Missouri Western State University Classic shooting a 74-over-par 362 for the second straight day and finished 18th overall with a final score of 148-over 724. The 36-hole tournament was played at St. Joseph Country Club. Central Oklahoma won the team title with a 61-over 637, finishing 11 strokes ahead of second place Northeastern State (72-over, 648). Yasmin Hang from Northeastern State earned medalist honors with a final score of 9-over 153. Hannah Kohls recorded SMSU’s lowest score on Tuesday with a 15-over 87 and finished tied for 63rd overall (89-87–176). Kohls had one birdie, four pars and 10 bogeys on Tuesday. Lauryn Driscoll also tied for 63rd (87-89–176) after shooting a 17-over 89 on Tuesday with one birdie, seven pars and six bogeys. Sally Gallagher tied for 77th overall (90-92–182) with five pars and eight bogeys in the final round. Anneke Weg finished 88th (96-94–190), while Jacqueline Gossen was two strokes behind finishing 89th (98-94–192). Southwest Minnesota State will return to action on Thursday, April 8, at the Marshall Golf Club taking on Minnesota State in day one of the Mustang/Maverick Dual. The two teams will continue the dual match on Friday, April 9, at the Mankato Golf Club. Content courtesy SMSU Athletic Communication Today's breaking news and more in your inbox Source link
