The University of Sioux Falls women's golf team secured a strong performance at the Augustana Invitational, finishing as runner-up with a total score of 623 (+47), just three strokes behind champion Concordia-St. Paul. Gwen Latunski shined individually, winning the title with a score of 151 (+7), including a standout round of 73 in her first collegiate victory. The Cougars placed five players in the top 20, reflecting their consistent play throughout the tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Cougars finished with a total score of 623 (+47).
  • Gwen Latunski's winning score of 151 (+7) included the lowest round of 73.
  • Sioux Falls finished just three strokes behind Concordia-St. Paul, who scored +44.
State of Play
  • Cougars opened with a strong round of 316 and improved to 307 in round two.
  • Five players finished in the top 20, showcasing depth in the lineup.
  • The team is building confidence after a good stretch of performances, including the NSIC Preview.
What's Next

Sioux Falls will aim to leverage this momentum at the Wildcat Classic in Wayne, Nebraska, scheduled for April 13-14. Continued strong performance could solidify their standing in upcoming competitions.

Bottom Line

The Cougars鈥� impressive runner-up finish and Latunski's first collegiate win signify a pivotal moment for the team, showcasing their potential and building confidence as they prepare for future tournaments. Maintaining this momentum is crucial for upcoming events.