The University of Sioux Falls women's golf team placed fifth at the NSIC Championship, recording a total score of 953 (+89) at Adams Pointe Golf Club. The Cougars had a strong start, tied for second after the opening round with a score of 308 (+20), which marked one of their best performances this season. Despite a challenging second round, they rebounded with a solid final round to clinch fifth in a field of 13 teams. Tanna Phares was the top performer, finishing tied for 11th with a score of 235 (+19).

By the Numbers
  • Cougars finished fifth out of 13 teams with a total score of 953 (+89).
  • Top round score was 308 (+20) in round one, matched by two players at 74 (+2).
Yes, But

While the Cougars showed resilience by bouncing back in the final round, a lackluster second round impacted their overall standings, demonstrating the volatility of golf tournaments and the need for consistent performance.

State of Play
  • Sioux Falls was tied for second after the first round but fell to fifth by the end of the tournament.
  • Tanna Phares and Bryn Huber displayed strong individual performances throughout, topping the team scores.
What's Next

The team will likely focus on maintaining consistency in their performance to improve their standings in future tournaments, aiming to build on the momentum from their strong start.

Bottom Line

The Cougars' initial success underscores their potential, but addressing the fluctuations in performance will be crucial for competing at higher levels in upcoming events.