Kearney, Neb. – The now 27th-ranked Nebraska Kearney women's golf team shot a 36-hole total of 621 to win the Indian Creek Shootout Tuesday in Elkhorn.
The 10-team field played the par-72 Indian Creek G.C./Red Feather-Black Bird (5,906 yards), with the average score being an 82.2.
UNK had efforts of 310 and 311 to edge Concordia-St. Paul (623) and Missouri Southern (628) for first. This marks the Lopers' third straight tourney win and fourth this fall.
Mexican freshman Paulina Flores (2nd/152; 79-73) and Kansas senior Claire Berquist (3rd/153; 73-80) led the way. Flores had four birdies and Berquist two, with both tied for the tourney lead on par-3 holes (2.88 score average). CSP's Addi Wood was the medalist with a 3-over 147 (73-74).
Kansas senior Liz Lyons (T-4th/154; 75-79), Texas senior Sofia Wildeman (T-25th/162; 83-79), and Minnesota junior Calie Dockter (T-34th/167; 84-83) rounded out UNK's lineup. Lyons had a team-best six birdies to also crack the five. Three individuals played, with Missouri junior Mia Farrar leading that trio (39th/168; 82-86).
The Lopers tee it up again March 1, 2027, in Edmond, Okla.
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