The Chattanooga Mocs women's golf team tied for 10th place at the Boilermaker Spring Classic, finishing with a total score of 923 after a final round of 313. They trailed the eighth-place teams, Denver and South Dakota State, by eight shots and were four strokes ahead of Illinois State. The tournament, hosted by Purdue at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex, featured a competitive field, including ranked teams like Illinois and South Florida.

By the Numbers
  • Chattanooga scored 313 in the final round
  • Makenzie Cooper led the Mocs with a total of 227, tying for 26th place
State of Play
  • Chattanooga experienced setbacks due to an injury to freshman Erin Wells, who is expected to return for postseason play
  • The team completed the tournament with only four players
What's Next

The Mocs are preparing for the Southern Conference Championships, set for April 20-22 at Columbia Country Club in South Carolina. This will be a crucial event as the team aims for a strong postseason showing.

Bottom Line

Finishing in the top 10 at Purdue reflects the Mocs' competitive spirit, but they will need to harness their full roster to succeed in the upcoming championships.