ELKHORN, Neb. — The Concordia-St. Paul women's golf team wrapped up the fall portion of its schedule with the second round of the Indian Creek Shootout on Tuesday afternoon. The Golden Bears shot a 307 (+19) to card a collective 623 (+47) to finish in second place at the Indian Creek Golf Club.
Addi Wood took home individual medalist honors at the event, using a 74 (+2) final round to shoot a 147 (+3) for the tournament, winning by five strokes. It is the second time this season that the sophomore has taken home individual medalist honors, after notching a win at the Jewel Invitational. Overall it is the fourth career win for Wood, which also sets a program record besting Sophie Hill's previous mark of three.
Wood's third round included two birdies on the back nine, giving her a tournament total of five. The sophomore also added 12 pars, for a total of 24 across both rounds the most of any golfer in the field.
Junior Ella Matzke used a 76 (+4) second round to card a 155 (+11) for the tournament, finishing in a tie for seventh place. The finish marks her second top 10 finish of the season and third of her career. Matzke tallied a pair of birdies in the final round on holes four and five, while adding in 11 pars.
Lexi O'Donnell closed out play with a 77 (+5) final round to card a 159 (+15) for the tournament, finishing in a tie for 18th place. O'Donnell birdied once in the final round on the fourth hole, finishing the tournament with a total of three.
Freshman Hattie Hemthong was the final scoring member for CSP, capping off the tournament with a 80 (+8) final round and a 162 (+18) 36 hole score for a 25th place finish. Mila Jenniges rounded out the CSP five with a score of 80 (+8) as well and 162 (+18) two round total.
Addy Timm competed independently, finishing the tournament with a 85 (+13) for a two round score of 179 (+35) to finish in 54th place.
Nebraska-Kearney finished in first place as a team, carding a 621 (+45) across both rounds to finish with a two stroke lead. Among NSIC schools CSP finished first, ahead of Wayne State and Augustana who tied for fourth with a team score of 630 (+54).
The Golden Bears will take a three month hiatus before returning to action for the spring portion of the schedule in March.
