UTEP women's golf finished 11th at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic with a total score of 886 (+22). The team improved one spot in the final round, thanks to a strong closing score of 291. Nichapas Thawinwan led UTEP, climbing 17 positions to finish tied for 19th at 218 (+2). Atikan Cherdchoo and Taline Kyoumjian both secured top-35 finishes with identical scores of 220 (+4). The next competition for the Miners will be the Conference USA Championships from April 20-22.

By the Numbers
  • UTEP carded a total score of 886 across three rounds (288-307-291).
  • Nichapas Thawinwan recorded her best round of the tournament with a 70.
  • The team's final round score of 291 was key to their upward movement in the standings.
Yes, But

While the Miners climbed in the standings, they still faced tough competition from higher-ranked teams, including Iowa State, who won the tournament with an 838 (-26).

State of Play
  • Nichapas Thawinwan was the top finisher for UTEP, highlighting her consistency this season.
  • Team placements reveal a competitive field with multiple strong programs, stressing the need for further improvement.
What's Next

The Miners will compete in the Conference USA Championships next, aiming to improve their performance against other conference teams.

Bottom Line

To enhance their competitive edge, UTEP women's golf must build on this performance as they prepare for the upcoming championships while continuing to develop individual player strengths.