Cowgirls Compete at Thunderbird Intercollegiate
TUCSON, Ariz. — Oklahoma State’s women’s golf team kicked off their spring season at the Thunderbird Intercollegiate. After a day of play, they are currently tied for 10th place.
The team shot a 297 in the first round and followed it with a 312. They trail first-place Stanford by 36 strokes as they head into the final round.
Player Highlights
Summer Lee led the Cowgirls with a score of 73-77, finishing the day at 6-over and sharing 27th place. She recorded six birdies, showcasing her skill on the course.
Lucy Darr, another sophomore, contributed with rounds of 73 and 79, tying for 36th place. Notably, Darr made 26 pars, ranking fourth among all players in the tournament.
Other team members included:
- Ellie Bushnell: 80-75, +11, T49
- Tarapath Panya: 76-81, +13, T56
- Grace Kilcrease: 75-84, +15, T61
The Cowgirls are eager to improve their standings as they prepare for the final round tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
Tournament Insights
According to the National Golf Coaches Association, the number of collegiate women’s golf programs has grown significantly over the past decade. This rise reflects a broader trend of increasing opportunities for women in sports.
In terms of performance, Stanford has set a strong pace, currently leading at -5 with rounds of 288 and 283. Their impressive play contrasts with Oklahoma State’s efforts but highlights the competitive spirit of collegiate golf.
With 25 conference titles and a rich history of NCAA appearances, the Cowgirls aim to add to their legacy. Fans can stay updated on their progress through okstate.com or on social media platforms, including Instagram and X.
The final day of the Thunderbird Intercollegiate promises to be exciting. The Cowgirls are determined to make their mark and finish strong.
