The Wayne State women's golf team closed the fall portion of their 2026-27 schedule Monday and Tuesday finishing in a tie for fourth place at the Indian Creek Shootout held in Elkhorn at Indian Creek Golf Course.  The Wildcats shot rounds of 316 and 314 for a 36-hole team score of 630 to tie for fourth place with Augustana while the WSC B team placed seventh out of 10 teams with scores of 333 and 333 for a 666.
            Nebraska-Kearney edged Concordia-St. Paul 621-623 for the team title with Missouri Southern taking third at 628 and Wayne State along with Augustana tied for fourth at 630.
            Junior Gaia Stancikova was the top Wildcat finisher, placing in a tie for fourth overall out of 62 players shooting rounds of 78 and 76 for a 154. 
            Freshman Saleah Vivanh-Vong also earned a top 10 individual finish in a tie for seventh place at 155 thanks to rounds of 78 and 77.
            Junior Camryn Johnson tied for 11^th overall firing scores of 77 and 79 for 156.  Senior Erica Lee was 32^nd overall with a 165 (83-82) and senior Hailey Kenkel was tied for 42^nd overall at 170 shooting scores of 87 and 83.
            The Wayne State B team was led by Columbus freshman Molly Goc, who tied for 15^th overall with a 157 carding rounds of 82 and 75.  Freshman Kinsley Rector followed in a tie for 23^rd overall at 161 with scores of 79-82.  Freshman Bella Michels tied for 46^th with 85-87 (172) and freshman Taylor Rasmussen shot scores of 87 and 89 for a 176 to tie for 52^nd overall.