TULSA, Okla. – Southeastern remains in second at the NSU Women's Classic through the final round with a combined score of 26-over 594 following a 12-over 296 in the second round.
Rogers State held onto the top spot with a score of 22-over 590 to edge out the blue and gold by four strokes. SE finished just ahead of Harding in third, who shot 34-over 602, while Oklahoma Baptist (+37) and Arkansas-Monticello (+43) rounded out the top five in fourth and fifth, respectively.
The Savage Storm had three players finish in the top 10 individually, led by
Karen Kim, who tied for second with a score of 3-over 145. Kim improved on her first-round score by three strokes, recording an even-par 71 on day two with four birdies, and would end the event with seven total birdies.
Carley Button joined Kim in the top 5 with a 5-over 147 after turning in her best round of the event in round two with a 2-over 73 to place tied for fourth on the player leaderboard.
Continuing her strong start to the season,
Emma Thompson secured another top-10 finish, placing seventh with a score of 6-over 148. Thompson capped off the tournament with her best round of the two-day event, carding a 2-over 73 with a flawless back nine featuring a pair of birdies.
Kaeli Drake followed with an 8-over 79 in the second round to end the event with a 36-hole score of 12-over 154. Drake scattered four birdies across the two rounds to finish tied for 18
th on the player leaderboard. Rounding out the Southeastern lineup,
Natalie Breaux matched her round-one score with an 8-over 79 and would scatter a pair of birdies on the back nine. Over two rounds, Breaux posted a 16-over 158 to tie for 30
th individually.
Southeastern resumes play again on October 5-6 at the Grace Shin Invitational, hosted by Central Oklahoma at the Golf Club of Edmond.
