The University of Sioux Falls men's golf team showed remarkable resilience at the Augustana Invitational, finishing third in a competitive nine-team field. The Cougars' A team posted a two-round total of 584 (+22), just two strokes behind the leaders. Jadan Ford emerged as the standout performer, finishing third overall with a score of 146 (+2), thanks to a strong first round of 70 (-2). The team's performance indicates a positive trajectory as they head into postseason play.

By the Numbers
  • USF A team scored 584 (+22), tying for third place.
  • Jadan Ford finished third with a total of 146 (+2), highlighted by a round of 70.
  • Team best round by USF A in Round 2 was 292.
State of Play
  • The A team climbed from seventh to third place after a strong second round.
  • All teams showed improvement, with solid individual performances enhancing overall standings.
  • Ford's comeback after a recent injury bolstered team morale and performance.
What's Next

The Cougars will compete in the NSIC Championships from April 17鈥�19 at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex, aiming to build on this momentum and challenge for a title.

Bottom Line

USF's performance at the Augustana Invitational reflects a significant rebound and sets the stage for an optimistic approach to the upcoming championships. The team's ability to overcome early challenges positions them well for a potential strong postseason showing.