The Indiana women's golf team secured a third-place finish at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, shooting a total of 884 (+20) over three rounds. This is their best team standing since the Boilermaker Classic. The final round showcased the Hoosiers' talent with a remarkable score of 281 (-7), the second-best round in recent history. Freshman Saia Rampersaud excelled, finishing fourth individually and matching her career-low score. Top individual performances highlighted the team鈥檚 strong outing.

By the Numbers
  • Indiana finished 3rd out of 16 teams with a total score of 884 (303-300-281).
  • Saia Rampersaud shot a career-low 213 (70-71-72; -3) to finish T-4th individually.
State of Play
  • Indiana achieved their best aggregate score this season with a strong final round.
  • Multiple players showed impressive form, with several scoring at or below par.
What's Next

The Hoosiers will participate in the Therese Hession Buckeye Invitational on April 17-18, followed by the Big Ten Championships from April 24-26. These competitions will be crucial in determining their postseason seeding and momentum.

Bottom Line

The strong showing at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic reflects Indiana's growth and competitive potential as they approach the postseason. Continued focus on individual performances will be key in their upcoming tournaments.