WAYNE, Neb. --- The Minnesota State women's golf team turned in a 316-320—636, finishing fourth at the Wildcat Classic hosted by Wayne State College on Monday.
 
The event, which was originally slated for two days, was condensed into one to get ahead of Tuesday's potential weather. The Wildcat Classic was played at the Wayne Golf Club, a par-72 course playing to roughly 6,083 yards.
 
"We got to learn to play the conditions and capitalize when we get our scoring opportunities," said head coach Alex Schmitz. "Lots to improve on before conference next week."
 
Senior Anna Cihak led the way with a 79-76—155 to finish tied for sixth while freshman Claire Schweim was tied for 12^th with an 80-78—158. Senior Kelly Winter finished tied for 20^th with a 79-82—161 while sophomore Sammy Youngquist shot an 82-80—162 to finish tied for 24^th. Sophomore Ava Olson shot an 82-80—168 which was good for a tie for 44^th while freshman Victoria Woytassek shot a 91-82—173 which was tied for 52^nd.
 
Augustana won the team title with a 304-303—607.  The individual medal was won by AU's Molly Stevens who recorded a 76-73—149.
 
Minnesota State returns to action April 26 as it travels to Smithsville, Mo., to participate in the three-day long NSIC Championships.