Women’s Golf Jumps Two Spots on Final Day at MWSU

Final Results | Season Statistics

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - - Backed by senior Jessica Schepker's third top-20 finish of the 2011-2012 season, the Truman golf team jumped two places on the final day of the Missouri Western Invitational, shooting a 351 to finish sixth in the 10-team field.

Schepker (Columbia, Mo., Helias) turned in an 86 to finish in a tie for 16^th with a two-day total of 176. The team's low round of the day came off the clubs of freshman Riley Keltner (Belleville, Ill., Althoff Catholic), who cut 13 strokes off her day one round to shoot an 85 on Monday and finish in 30^th place for the tournament.

SeniorLiz Lestmann (St. Louis, Mo., Nerinx Hall) finished with a 186 after a day two 91, junior Lynn Dreisilker (Wheaton, Ill., St. Francis) fired an 89 for a two-day total of 188, and junior Jessica Tomash (Swisher, Iowa, Prairie) recorded a 97 on Monday for a two-day 189. Freshman Courtney Cisler (Green Bay, Wis., Ashwaubenon) shot a 93 on day two, competing as an individual.

The University of Central Oklahoma captured the team title, winning by 42 strokes, while UCO's Chaney Uhles earned medalist honors with a two-day score of 155 (78-77).

Truman will travel to Washington (Mo.) University this Saturday and Sunday (March 31-April 1) for its second tournament of the spring.

Day 1 Recap

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The Truman women's golf squad carded a 375 in round one to put themselves in eighth place at the Missouri Western State University Invitational on Sunday. Senior Jessica Schepker carded a 90, while Jessica Tomash finished with a 92. Schepker currently sits in a tie for 23^rd place.

Liz Lestmann finished the day with a 95, with Riley Keltner coming in three strokes behind her with a 98. Lynn Dreisilker ended with a 99.

Freshman Courtney Cisler turned in a 102 for the Bulldogs, competing in the event as an individual.

Northwest Missouri's Steph Charteris currently sits in first as an individual after turning in a five-over 77. The University of Central Oklahoma is leading the event after a first round 317.

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