SMITHVILLE, Mo. – The Bemidji State University Women's Golf team improved on its position after the opening round of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Women's Golf Championship and finished the tournament 11^th Sunday afternoon. The Beavers totaled a team score of 1073 (364-352-357) including a 12-stroke improvement from round 1-2.
 
Sophomore Haylee Kammann led the Beavers and tied for 35^th individually with a career three-round low of 249 (84-85-80) and tied her career-low round of 80 on the final day. Her score of 249 and 35^th-place finish at the championship is the lowest by a Beaver since Mollie Albrecht shot 244 and finished 15^th at the 2022-23 NSIC Championship.
 
She was followed by her sister Lauren who tied for 47^th and shot 266 (92-87-87) in her first collegiate three-round tournament. She was followed by fellow freshman Sara Sroga who shot 274 (94-91-89) in her first three-round tournament as well. Also competing in her first three-round tournament was freshman Bailey Tilley who shot 285 (94-89-102) and was just two strokes back of tying a career-low round on day two. Junior Isabella Depew rounded out the Beavers' five competitors and carded 311 (105-104-101) for her lowest three-round tournament of her career.
 
Minnesota State University won the tournament shooting 921 (300-305-316) as a team with Emerson Garlie taking home top medalist honors with a score of 218 (72-73-73).
 
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Located on the shore of Lake Bemidji, Bemidji State University 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).
 
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