The Yellow Jackets women's golf team secured fifth place at the Augustana Spring Invite with a total score of 657 (+81), marking a significant improvement from their prior performances. Their two-round score ranks third all-time in the Division II era for the program, showcasing the team's strong spring momentum. Katie Jorgenson led the way with a tie for 22nd place, demonstrating resilience after struggling in previous outings. Notably, Olivia McCandless rebounded in the second round to help clinch the fifth position, beating seven other teams at the Elmwood Golf Course.

By the Numbers
  • The Yellow Jackets shot a 36-hole score of 657 (+81), nine shots closer to par than their previous record in Arizona.
  • Katie Jorgenson finished with a score of 162 (+18), tying for 22nd place overall.
  • Olivia McCandless and Shelbi Gardner both tied for 24th place with scores of 163 (+19).
  • The team beat seven other schools in the competition.
State of Play
  • After achieving a 36-hole program record earlier this season, the team has continued building on its spring success.
  • Their performance at the Augustana Spring Invite positions them favorably heading into RMAC Championships.
  • Jorgenson's strong first round set a competitive tone for the team.
What's Next

BHSU will travel to Rapid City next week for the Texas Roadhouse Invitational, eager to maintain their positive momentum leading into the RMAC Championships.

Bottom Line

The Yellow Jackets' strong showing at the Augustana Spring Invite reaffirms their competitive edge and sets them up well for upcoming challenges, emphasizing the importance of consistency and resilience in their game.