BROKEN ARROW, Okla. – The Southern Arkansas Women's Golf team wrapped up their fall play today at the Tulsa Cup in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The women capped off the fall in a big way as the team recorded a top 10 finish while
Brianna Chamoun went on to win the tournament as an individual.
The Mulerider women finished the tournament in 9th as a team at +92 over par over the course of three rounds of play.
Brianna Chamoun finally clinched her first coveted collegiate tournament win of her career after not recording a finish outside of the top 24 so far this fall. Chamoun came out of the gate scorching hot as she carded a +2 (74) in the first round of play. Chamoun was firing out of the gate with three birdies and an eagle to stay in contention. In her second round of play, Chamoun carded a -1 (71) moving her into second after two rounds of play. Chamoun came out of the gate on day two looking to stay in contention and that she did as she recorded a +5 (77) which proved to be just enough to win the tournament by one stroke. Over the course of three rounds, Chamoun carded five birdies and one eagle.
Chamoun was ranked tied 7th in par three scoring (3.08), tied 5th in par four scoring (4.23), tied 4th in par five scoring (4.83), tied 2nd in eagles (1), and tied 1st in pars (36).
Caitlyn Frush was the next highest finisher for the women tying for 27th at +21 over par. Frush carded rounds of +4 (76), +6 (78), and +11 (83). Frush scattered seven birdies across three rounds of play.
Isabel Marquez finished her tournament tied for 34th at +23 over par. Marquez recorded rounds of +5 (77), +7 (79), and +11 (83).
Jordyn Garner finished tied for 75th at +42 over par. Garner carded rounds of +12 (84), +13 (85), and +17 (89).
Reagan Lorenson rounded out the team scoring coming in 87th at +62 over par. Lorenson carded rounds of +17 (89), +21 (93), and +24 (96).
Hannah Olson also made the trip for the Muleriders and competed as an individual. Olson finished her three rounds of play tied for 82nd at +48 over par. Olson recorded rounds of +19 (91), +14 (86), and +15 (87).
