The Wayne State College women's golf team shot a season-best score of 633 (312-321) Monday and Tuesday at the MIAA Fall Preview played at Meadowlark Hills Golf Course in Kearney.  As a team, the Wildcats placed 13^th out of 15 teams with Broken Bow freshman Camryn Johnson posting the top Wildcat score.
            Central Missouri captured the team title with a 591, nine shots ahead of three teams that tied for second place -  Washburn, Nebraska-Kearney and Rogers State.  Missouri Southern was fifth at 605 followed by Arkansas-Fort Smith (608), Northeastern State (610), Central Oklahoma (612), Northwest Missouri State ninth at 614 and Fort Hays State and Nebraska-Kearney B tied for 10^th with scores of 625.
            Johnson, a native of Berwyn, shot rounds of 75 and 81 (156) to tie for 40^th overall out of 90 players.  Millard North sophomore Erica Lee followed in a tie for 47^th overall at 159 with scores of 79 and 80. 
            Senior Abbigail Brodersen shot a 36-hole total of 161 (81-80) to finish tied for 55^th.  Sophomore Hailey Kenkel was next at 163, tied for 62^nd after shooting 83 and 80.  Junior Saffire Sayre rounded out the Wildcats in team scoring firing 167 with rounds of 77 and 90 for 69^th place.
            Two other Wildcats played as individuals.  Junior Meg Thompson shot 171 (88-83) and sophomore Kylie Powers produced scores of 86 and 98 for a 184.
            The next meet for Wayne State is Friday and Saturday, October 4^th and 5^th when the Wildcats compete in the Nebraska Intercollegiate Invitational at Lochland Country Club in Hastings.