HUDSON, Wis. – Bemidji State University Women's Golf junior Haylee Kamman shot a career-low 160 to lead the Beavers at the MSU/CSP Fall Brawl held at the Troy Burne Golf Course in Hudson, Wis. Kammann opened the two-day tournament carding 86 but then fired a career-best three-over par 74 in round two as the Beavers made a nine-stroke improvement to finish 13^th as a team.
 
The Beavers recorded rounds of 341 and 332 during the tournament finishing with a team score of 673 to place 13^th among the 14-team field. Co-hosts Minnesota State University, Mankato won the tournament with a team score of 599 (301-298).
 
Kammann made a 12-stroke (86-74) improvement from the opening round to tie for 26^th individually and besting her previous career-low by five strokes. She was followed by sophomore Sara Sroga who tied for 40^th with a 164 (84-80) and just six strokes back of a personal career-low. In her second tournament as a Beaver junior Abby Turkowski bested her previous low round shooting 174 (84-90) and tied for 67^th. Sophomore Lauren Kammann followed and was four-strokes shy of tying her career-low after carding 175 (87-88). Sophomore Bailey Tilley rounded out the Beavers' five scorers in the tournament shooting 199 (102-97).
 
Bemidji State continues the fall season and will next compete at the Watkins Invitational held at The Jewel Golf Course in Lake City, Minn., Sept. 22-23.
 
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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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