Minot State's women's golf team improved significantly on day two of the Southwest Minnesota State Spring Classic, led by Holly Knudsen's 4-over 76 performance that landed her in the top 20. Despite shaving off 14 shots from their first-round score, the team finished in 10th place with a total of 92-over 668.

The Big Picture

The Beavers' strong second day showing hints at their potential for the upcoming season, despite their 10th place finish in this tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Holly Knudsen finished at 15-over 159 and in 19th place after her 83-76 performance.
  • Minot State's team total was 39-over 327 on the second day, an improvement from their first-round 43-over 341.
State of Play
  • Holly Knudsen led the team with a strong performance, climbing the leaderboard and showcasing the team's potential.
  • Overall, the team showed improvement on the second day, with most players bettering their scores from the initial round.
  • St. Leo (Fla.) claimed the team title with a 25-over 601, with Elena Verticchio winning the individual championship at 1-under 143.
  • The Beavers will now have a two-week break before their next event in Missouri.
Bottom Line

The Minot State women's golf team displayed promising growth on the second day of the tournament, exemplified by Holly Knudsen's standout performance, setting a positive tone for the upcoming season despite their 10th place finish.