The Black Hills State University (BHSU) women's golf team broke a program record by completing 45 holes at the RMAC Championships, finishing ninth overall with a total score of 831 (+111). Although they maintained the same placement as last year, the Yellow Jackets significantly improved their performance. Key players included Abbi Beld, who finished tied for the team lead with a score of 204 (+24), and Shelbi Gardner, who recorded the lowest round of the tournament for BHSU with a score of 79 (+7).

By the Numbers
  • BHSU scored 831 (+111) for the 45-hole total.
  • Abbi Beld finished with a score of 204 (+24), tying for the team lead.
  • Shelbi Gardner recorded a team-low round of 79 (+7).
State of Play
  • BHSU finished ninth in the RMAC Championships, matching last year's result.
  • The Yellow Jackets were led by four underclassmen, indicating a strong future.
What's Next

As the offseason approaches, BHSU will build on the momentum gained from breaking records and achieving top-ten finishes. The focus will likely shift to skill development for the underclassmen players, aiming for improved performance in the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

The Yellow Jackets' performance at the RMAC Championships highlights their progress and potential as a competitive team, particularly with many of their leading players being underclassmen, setting a promising trajectory for future seasons.