For Immediate Release
Wednesday, September 21, 2022
NSIC Media Relations

NSIC Women's Golfer of the Week
Jazmine Taylor  (Jr., Omaha, Neb. / Millard North HS) - Wayne State
- Captured individual medalist honors at Golden Bear Classic
- Shot rounds of 71 and 72 for 143, 1-over-par
- Set school record for individual round (old mark 73 held by Taylor)
- Set school record for 36 holes with 143, eclipsing her own school record by seven shots (150 last year at Norfolk CC)

Other Top Performances
Mollie Albrecht (BSU) was fifth at the Golden Bear Classic after shooting rounds of 77 and 72 to finish at 149 (7-over-par). 

Isabella Dory (CSP) tied for sixth at the Golden Bear Classis with rounds of 78 and 74 to sit at 152 (10-over-par). 

Carrie Carmichael (UMary) won the Marauder Invitational after shooting rounds of 82 and 78 to sit at 160 (16-over-par). 

Anaka Lysne (UMC) won the Tipsinah Mounds Invitational, the first Golden Eagle to win a tournament since Ashlee Humble in 2018. Lysne shot the two best rounds in Golden Eagle history with a 72 Saturday and a 74 Sunday. She helped the Golden Eagles shoot their best two rounds in school history with a 324 Saturday and a 319 Sunday.

Lauren Rebrovich (MSU) tied for second with teammate Anna Cihak at the Golden Bear Classic.  Rebrovich shot a season low NSIC round of 68 on day two to finish at 145 (3-over-par). MSU won the event by 14 strokes. 

Erin Summerbell (MSUM) was MSUM's top finisher at Tipsinah Mounds Invite as she helped the Dragons shoot a school record 327 during Saturday's opening round. She finished tied for ninth at 163, firing rounds of 82 and 81. 

Toni Baldwin (WSU) tied for second out of 89 golfers at the Lady Panther Invite to lead Winona State. Baldwin began the tournament with a 78 (+8) and then shot an even-par 72 on day two. Her 72 tied the lowest single-round score by any competitor at the event. Baldwin led the field with 5 birdies over the 36 holes.
 
NSIC Women's Golfers of the Week
8/31/22
Anna Cihak  - Minnesota State
9/8/22
Molly Stevens - Augustana
9/14/22
Mollie Albrecht - Bemidji State
9/21/22
Jazmine Taylor  - Wayne State
 
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