Junior Camryn Johnson placed eighth overall with a new WSC 54-hole scoring record to lead the Wayne State College women's golf team to a ninth-place team finish at the three-day, 54-hole Central Region Preview held in Kearney at Meadowlark Hills Golf Course.  As a team, Wayne State shot a total of 906 with rounds of 299-302-305 to finish ninth in a field of 21 teams.
            Host Nebraska-Kearney captured the team title with a 870 topping second-place Washburn and Central Oklahoma by 16 shots.  Rogers State was fourth at 895 with Arkansas Tech and Southwestern Oklahoma State tied for fifth each shooting 897. 
            Minnesota State took seventh with an 898 followed by Southeastern Oklahoma State eighth at 901 and Wayne State and Northwest Missouri State tied for ninth at 906.
            Johnson, a junior from Broken Bow HS, tied for eighth overall from a field of 104 players shooting a 54-hole total of 219, a new school record by two shots.  She opened the tournament with a -2 69 Sunday that tied the single-day scoring mark and followed with rounds of 77 and +2 73 on Tuesday.  The previous 54-hole scoring record was 221 set by Gaia Stancikova last spring (April 5-7) at Shangri-La CC in Oklahoma with rounds of 72-75-74.
            Senior Erica Lee was the next Wildcat finisher shooting 225 to finish in a tie for 27^th overall.  She produced rounds of 76-72-77.  Junior Gaia Stancikova tied for 34^th overall firing rounds of 77-74-76 for a 227.
            Other Wildcat finishers were freshmen Saleah Vivanh-Vong shooting 236 with scores of 77-8-79 to tie for 62^nd overall and Molly Goc tied for 66^th with a total of 237 shooting 79-79-79. 
Wayne State will conclude the fall portion of their scheduled next Monday and Tuesday, October 19^th and 20^th, hosting the Indian Creek Shootout in Elkhorn at Indian Creek Golf Club with a shot gun start of 10 a.m. each day.