Columbia, Mo. – The South Dakota women's golf program wrapped up its third and final day of action at the Johnie Imes Invitational on Wednesday afternoon. The Yotes were led by senior Laerke Jensen who tied for 18^th place.
 
Jensen recorded some of her best rounds of the early season over the course of the previous three days. She recorded a season-low of 73 to then go a stroke lower the next day at 72. She finished the third round with a 76 to total a new career low 54-hole score of 221.
 
Sophomore Danica Badura finished not too far behind Jensen tying for 29^th place with scores of 77-75-73 for a total score of 225. Senior Megan Munneke and junior Jalea both finished tied for 64^th place after three rounds of action. Munneke carded scores of 79-77-80 while Culliver carded scores of 80-78-78 to total 236 after it was all said and done.
 
Rounding out the scoring for the Coyotes was sophomore Akari Hayashi who placed 71^st with back-to-back 82s followed by a final round score of 78.
 
Inside the Scorecard

• USD recorded 142 pars and 34 birdies during the tournament as well as one eagle made by Jensen
• Jensen sunk the fifth most birdies throughout the tournament at 12.
• South Dakota played in a three day tournament for the first time in the regular season since the Lousiville Cardinal Cup in October of 2019.

Up Next
The Yotes have a week off before traveling to Washington to compete in the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invite hosted by Seattle University October 11-12.