In Fresno, Calif., the Northern Arizona University women's golf team finished 16th at the Fresno State Classic, with a total of 908 strokes over 54 holes.

The Big Picture

The team started strong with a 7-over 295 in the first round but faced challenges in the following rounds, ultimately ending with a +44 score.

By the Numbers
  • The team shot 295 (+7) in round one, 301 (+13) in round two, and 312 (+24) in round three.
  • Colorado State won the team championship with a score of 867 (+3).
  • Sacramento State, another Big Sky Conference school, finished fourth with a score of 881 (+17).
State of Play
  • Lizzie Neale tied for 11th place with a total of 219 (+3) strokes, showcasing consistent performance throughout the competition.
  • Amy Hodgkins, a freshman, tied for 34th place with a score of 223 (+7), demonstrating improvement and a higher level of play.
What's Next

The Lumberjacks aim to regroup and perform better at the upcoming Wyoming Cowgirl Classic on April 3-4 before heading to the conference championships on April 15-17.

Bottom Line

Despite a challenging final round, the NAU women's golf team's performance at the Fresno State Classic serves as a learning experience and an opportunity for growth as they prepare for upcoming tournaments.