Wayne State College shot a final round 314 in windy conditions Tuesday at the Wayne Country Club to finish third out of 10 teams at the Wildcat Women’s Golf Classic.
The Wildcats finished the two-day tournament with a 36-hole total of 626 shooting rounds of 312 and 314. Nebraska-Kearney won the team title with a 615 (306-309) followed by Concordia-St. Paul in second place at 622 (306-316).
Freshman Abbigail Brodersen was the top Wildcat finisher, tied for sixth overall in a field of 71 players with a 36-hole score of 155 after shooting rounds of 76 and 79.
Sophomore Mekky Winyarat tied for ninth overall with a 156 (75-81) while sophomore Jazmine Taylor was one shot back in 16th place overall at 157 after recording scores of 81 and 76.
Rounding out Wayne State team scoring were sophomore Abbey Kurmel at 158, tied for 17th with rounds of 80 and 78; while sophomore Tricia Hemann tied for 39th overall with a 169 (85-84).
Playing as individuals, sophomore Viktoria Bortkiewicz-Hamelin placed 24th with a 161 (78-83) and junior Paige Peters shot a final round 84 and moved up to a tie for 50th overall with a 173 (89-84).
Wayne State will compete at the 2022 Northern Sun Conference Championships in Smithville, Mo., April 22-24.
