The University of Sioux Falls women's golf team placed fifth at the Wildcat Classic, held on April 13-14 in Wayne, Nebraska, showcasing strong performance from both their A and B squads. The A team finished with a two-round total of 612 (+36), led by Abbie Ritzer who tied for fifth individually with a score of 151 (+7). The B team gained valuable experience in a competitive field, finishing 13th with a total of 687 (+111). Overall, the Cougars' consistent scoring across both rounds positioned them solidly within the top of the leaderboard.

By the Numbers
  • A team score: 612 (+36), finishing fifth out of 15 teams.
  • B team score: 687 (+111), finishing 13th overall.
  • Top individual finish: Abbie Ritzer 鈥� T5 with rounds of 73-78, totaling 151 (+7).
State of Play
  • The A team posted consistent scores of 305 (+17) in the first round and 307 (+19) in the second round.
  • Four golfers from the A team finished in the top 30, highlighting their competitive depth.
  • The B team, while finishing lower, gained crucial experience competing in a strong field.
What's Next

Sioux Falls will now prepare for the NSIC Championships, scheduled for April 22-24 at Adams Pointe Golf Club, where they aim to leverage their recent performances and depth for a strong showing.

Bottom Line

The Cougars demonstrated a balanced effort at Wayne, setting a positive momentum heading into the championships. Their depth and consistent play are key assets that could propel them forward in upcoming competitions.