BOULDER CITY, Nev. – The Drake women's golf team played in its last event of the fall season at the Clash at Boulder Creek and finished play on Tuesday coming in 19th place.
The Bulldogs compiled a total score of 899 over the three rounds of play shooting 296-298-305. Kansas, the No. 24 ranked team in the country, won the team title at 47-under, 817.
Freshman
Kalli Locklin led the Bulldogs on the individual leaderboard and tied for 27th. Overall, Locklin posted a final 54-hole total of even par, 216. She opened with a score of even par, 72, fired a 1-under, 71 in the second round, and closed with a 1-over, 73.
The rest of the Bulldog lineup finished outside the top-60 beginning with
Kate Connolly. She posted a total score of 222 after three days of play with rounds of 72-73-77 and tied for 62nd. Meanwhile,
Annabelle Bush tied for 91st at 230 (75-79-76),
Ava Lohrbach tied for 97th with a 233 total (77-77-79) and
Alexis Reyes tied for 100th at 236 (77-77-82).
Drake had one individual compete in the tournament as freshman
Kylie Kuppersmith made her collegiate debut. The Gilbert, Arizona native tied for 91st with Bush and ended with a 230 final score. She posted rounds of 78-76-76.
Kansas' Ebba Nordstedt won the individual medalist title posting a 16-under, 200 (67-67-66).
This brings the end to the fall slate for Drake, and the Bulldogs will return to action for the spring season in 2027. Drake's spring scheduled will be announced at a later date.
