Isabell Burnett clinched the CCAC Conference Individual Championship, marking a significant achievement for both her and the Judson Eagles golf program. She dominated the two-day tournament at the University Park Golf Course, leading after the first day with a score of 74, and ultimately finishing with a total of 155. This victory not only crowns her as the individual champion but also represents the first conference title in the program's history under Head Coach John Wedell. Burnett's win aligns with her impressive spring performance, making it her third win this season and tying a school record. The team finished second overall, nine shots behind the champion, Olivet Nazarene.

By the Numbers
  • Burnett shot a first-round score of 74 and a second-round score of 81 for a total of 155.
  • Judson Eagles finished with a team total of 676, nine shots back from Olivet Nazarene.
  • This is Burnett's third win of the season, tying the school record for most wins in a season.
State of Play
  • Burnett has finished first, second, and first in her last three events this spring.
  • The Eagles' strong performance at the tournament solidifies their competitive standing.
What's Next

Burnett will prepare for the upcoming NAIA Championships, aiming to build on her recent successes and elevate her performance further.

Bottom Line

Burnett's historic championship win not only highlights her individual talent but also marks a milestone for the Judson Eagles golf program, setting a precedent for future competitors.