The Minnesota State women's golf team secured a victory at the Upper Iowa Invite with a sudden-death playoff ending in Senior Anna Cihak's decisive birdie on the first hole.

By the Numbers
  • The Mavericks shot 327-330—657 over two days, tying with Winona State at 326-331—657.
  • Carly Moon of Winona State won the event with a 76-76—152, nine shots ahead of Minnesota State's Kelly Winter.
  • Minnesota State recorded 81 pars and seven birdies, finishing with a 3.58 on par-threes.
  • Victoria Woytassek led the field in par-four scoring with a 4.20 average.
Yes, But

The event faced challenging weather conditions including rain and wind, impacting gameplay.

State of Play
  • The Mavericks prevailed in a tough competition, showcasing resilience and skill in adverse weather conditions.
  • Minnesota State's next event is the Wildcat Classic in Wayne, Nebraska.
What's Next

Future competitions will test the team's consistency and adaptability, especially after overcoming challenging weather at the Upper Iowa Invite.

Bottom Line

The Minnesota State women's golf team's victory at the Upper Iowa Invite reflects their competitive spirit and ability to perform under pressure, setting a strong foundation for upcoming tournaments.