The Wayne State College women's golf team opened the 2026-27 season with a fourth-place finish at the Concordia-St. Paul/Minnesota State Fall Brawl played Monday and Tuesday at Troy Burne Golf Club in Hudson, Wisconsin.  The Wildcats shot team scores of 328 and 309 for a two-day, 36-hole score of 637.
            Host Concordia-St. Paul captured the team title with a 622, three shots better than second-place Wisconsin-Stout at 625.  Minnesota State came in third with a 631 followed by Wayne State (637) and St. Catherine at 639 rounding out the top five teams in the 13-team field.
            Wayne State's top score came from individual player Molly Goc as the freshman from Columbus High carded rounds of 76 and 77 for a 153 to place sixth overall in a field of 76 players. 
            Junior Camryn Johnson posted scores of 77 and 82 for 159 and was tied for 13^th overall followed by senior Erica Lee with a 160 shooting 85-75. 
            Other Wayne State scorers included freshman Saleah Vivanh-Vong shooting 161 (82-79) to tie for 19^th overall, senior Hailey Kenkel was one shot back at 162 with scores of 84 and 78 and tied for 23^rd while junior Gaia Stancikova came in with rounds of 88 and 77 for 165 and finished tied for 34^th.
            Wayne State continues their season next Monday and Tuesday, September 21 and 22, at the MIAA Preview in Andover, Kansas.