MARSHALL, Minn. – The Bemidji State University Women's Golf team wrapped up the Mustang Invitational on Sunday placing 12th on the par 72, 5,852-yard Marshall Golf Club course.
Bemidji State had rounds of 351-354 for a 705 to place 12th. Augustana continued to lead finishing with rounds of 292-297 for a 589 to win by 40-strokes over Minnesota State's "B" team. Augustana had the top two finishers with Lanie Veenendall winning with an even par 144 (68-76) to win by five shots.
Mollie Albrecht climbed seven spots during the final round to tie for 32nd with rounds of 83-80 for a 163 (+19). Albrecht had birdies on holes one and 15 during the final round and added six pars. Elli Anderson tied for 64th with rounds of 87-91 for a 178 (+34). Anderson had six pars on Sunday. Haylee Kammann was just a few shots back finishing 67th with rounds of 95-87 for a 182 (+38) climbing six places during the final round. Kammann added two birdies on holes 10 and 16, along with five pars. Savannah Byfuglien was a few shots back of Kammann tying for 69th with rounds of 89-96 for a 185 (+41). Byfuglien had three pars on Sunday. Isabella Depew placed 74th with rounds of 92-99 for a 191 (+47). Depew had a birdie on hole six and added two pars. Nakomis Mitchell, competing as an individual, tied for 75th with rounds of 104-90 for a 194 (+50). Mitchell climbed four places on Sunday and had five pars.
Bemidji State as a team had 50 pars and five birdies throughout the tournament. The Mustang Invitational completes the fall schedule for the Beavers and will now prepare for the spring season.
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Nestled in Northern Minnesota's wooded region and located on the shore of Lake Bemidji, BSU sponsors 15 varsity athletic programs with NCAA Division I men's hockey membership in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association and women's hockey membership in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, while its 13 NCAA Division II programs hold membership in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC).
