The Minnesota State women's golf team, led by Anna Cihak and Ava Olson, opened the spring season at the SMSU Challenge in Arizona, shooting 315 to tie for second place. Colorado Mesa leads with 309, and Madison Gridley from Northwest Nazarene leads individually with a one-under 71.

The Big Picture

The Mavericks women's golf team made a strong start at the SMSU Challenge, showcasing impressive performances from multiple players and tying for second place in the team standings.

By the Numbers
  • Minnesota State team score: 315
  • Leader on the individual scoreboard: Madison Gridley with a one-under 71
State of Play
  • Minnesota State tied for second place with Northwest Nazarene
  • Anna Cihak and Ava Olson tied for fifth place individually after posting four-over 76
  • The team excelled in par-four scoring, averaging 4.33
  • Head coach Alex Schmitz praised the team's performance despite weather delays
What's Next

The two-day SMSU Challenge concludes on Friday, with the Mavericks aiming to finish strong in better weather conditions as they have in the past.

Bottom Line

Minnesota State women's golf team impresses at the SMSU Challenge, showcasing strong individual performances and resilience in adverse weather conditions, aiming to conclude the event on a high note.