MARSHALL, Minn. --- The Minnesota State women's golf team finished the Mustang Invitational in third place Sunday afternoon.

The Mavericks posted 302-298--600 (+24) to finish in third place. As a team, Augustana finished first at the event with a 297-295—592 (+16). Augustana's Masyn Mock led the field individually as she posted a 73-69—142 (-2).

"We were really proud of the girls this weekend," assistant coach Todd Pfingston said. They went in with good spirits and played hard.

"Considering we started five strokes back and managed to creep into the lead in the middle of our round really shows what we are capable of. I look forward to what the girls have to show in the next few tournaments."

Sophomore Victoria Woytassek paced the Mavericks as she finished in a tie for third as she shot 72-72—144 (E) for the tournament. Junior Sammy Youngquist shot 78-70—148 (+4) to finish in eighth, with junior Ava Olson following right behind in ninth with a 74-75—149 (+5). Graduate student Kelly Winter posted a 78-81—159 (+15), while sophomore Emma Berge tallied an 82-82—164 (+20).

Freshman Aly Blomberg set the pace for the Maverick "B" team as she shot 71-76---147 (+3) to finish seventh. Freshman Emerson Garlie finished 17th with a 74-79—153 (+9), while junior Lauren Rebrovich (78-79—157) and freshman Mila Jenniges (79-78—157) finished 24th with a +13. Sophomore Whitney Mullenbach finished in a tied for 32nd with score of 80-80—160 (+16) as well.

Minnesota State returns to action on Oct. 7 as it takes part in the NCAA Regional Preview at Kicking Bird Golf Club in Edmond, Okla.