BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. – Bemidji State University Women's Golf junior Haylee Kammann shot the program's lowest three-round score at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Women's Golf Championship since the conference switched to the three-round format in 2017. Kammann carded a 21-over par 237 (79-79-79) at the championship to tie for 15^th individually.
 
She bested Katy Woelfel's previous mark of 240 (83-78-79) set at the 2017 NSIC Championship. Kammann carded 79 in all three rounds, tied for the second lowest single-round score at the championship in program history.
 
The Beavers finished 11^th of 13 as a team combining for a score of 1059 (355-350-354), their fourth lowest team score at the tournament in the three-round format and lowest score since 2021.
 
Wayne State College took home the team title edging out Minnesota State University, Mankato by five strokes after it combined for a team score of 926 (311-312-303).
 
Following Kammann was her sister Lauren who carded 256 (85-87-84), the lowest three-round score of her collegiate career, to finish 42^nd. She was followed by Sara Sroga who carded 277 (97-90-90) and tied for 52^nd. Bailey Tilley tied for 59^th after shooting 289 (94-94-101). Nakomis Mitchell shot rounds of 106 and 128 in the first two days before being subbed out for Kaitlyn Reeves in the final round who shot 118.
 
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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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