LARCHWOOD, Iowa --- The Minnesota State women's golf team wrapped up the USF Invitational in fifth place Tuesday.

The two-round USF Invitational was held at the par-72 Grand Falls Golf Course. The Mavericks shot a 316-334—650 (+74) to finish in fifth place. Wayne State finished first in the team standings with scores of 311-327--638 (+62). Concordia-St. Paul's Piper Hill took first place in the individual standings with scores of 72-78—150 (+6).

Junior Lauryn Keller shot a team-best 79 in round two as she finished in a tie for 11th place at +17 along with senior Samantha Youngquist who posted an 86. Keller and Youngquist each recorded a birdie in round two.  Junior Victoria Woytassek, who shot an 82 in round two, finished two shots behind Keller and Youngquist at +19.

Sophomore Emerson Garlie notched an 87 in round two to finish the invitational at +24, while sophomore Aly Blomberg followed one shot back at +25 as she posted a 90 on the final day. Sophomore Emma Berge competed independently and shot an 85 on the final day to finish the invitational in 17th place at +20.

Minnesota State concludes the fall portion of is schedule on Oct. 20-21 as it takes part in the Central Region Preview at the St. Joseph Country Club in St. Joseph, Mo.

T11. Lauryn Keller – 82-79—161 (+17)
T11. Samantha Youngquist – 75-86—161 (+17)
14. Victoria Woytassek – 81-82—163 (+19)
27. Emerson Garlie – 81-87—168 (+24)
31. Aly Blomberg – 79-90—169 (+25)
17. Emma Berge – 79-85—164 (+25) independent