BROKEN ARROW, Okla. --- The Minnesota State women's golf team finished the Tulsa Cup in a tie for sixth place Tuesday.
The three-round Tulsa Cup was held at the par-72 Club at Forest Ridge in Broken Arrow, Okla. A total of 17 teams competed in the event. As a team, MSU shot 325-308-310—943 (+79) to finish the event in a tie for sixth place with Harding. Rogers State led the team standings with scores of 306-293-305—904 (+40). Southern Arkansas' Brianna Chamoun finished first in the individual standings with scores of 74-71-77—222 (+6).
Junior
Emerson Garlie shot a 72 on the final day to finish in a tie for third place at +8. Garlie recorded four birdies and 10 pars during her final round today. Senior
Lauren Brown shot an 81 today as she finished in a tie for 18th at +18. Brown tallied one birdie during her final round.
Junior
Aly Blomberg shot a 75 today, which included four birdies, to finish in a tie for 30th at +22. Junior
Kelby Anderson shot an 82 to finish the event at +31, while freshman
Maddy Fee shot an 88 to finish at +49.
Freshman
Tayla Perry competed independently and shot an 81 in her final round to finish in a tie for 39th as well.
Minnesota State will return to action in the spring semester.
T14.
Emerson Garlie – 78-74-72—224 (+8)
T16.
Lauren Brown – 76-77-81—234 (+18)
T30.
Aly Blomberg – 86-77-75—238 (+22)
53.
Kelby Anderson – 85-80-82—247 (+31)
84.
Maddy Fee – 89-88-88—265 (+49)
41.
Tayla Perry (Ind.) – 81-79-81—241 (+25)