EDMOND, OKLAHOMA - Northwestern Oklahoma State concluded the Grace Shin Invitational on Tuesday with a ninth place finishing. The Rangers did earn some new team records as the 303 shot in round one is the lowest team round score and the total of 619 in the total is the lowest two day total for Northwestern Women's Golf.
 

The Rangers were led by Tess Linden through the invitational pacing the Rangers with a 13th place individual finish. Linden shot a 72 in round one which is the second lowest individual round score behind Samantha Friday's 71. In round two Linden shot a 77 finishing with a 154. Linden had 20 pars in the tournament with five birdies. 
 

Second for Northwestern was Addison Furtick finishing with a total of 155 improving in round two with the lower score of 76 after a 79 in round one. Furtick finished with 18 pars and four birdies helping to a 42nd place finish. 
 

Romane Lacoste finished in 46th in the tournament following a final total of 156. Her best round came in the first round after a 76 in the first round. R. Lacoste had 18 pars alongside four birdies in the tournament. 
 

Agathe Lacoste was the next Ranger for 61st overall after a 159. A. Lacoste's best score was in round one with a 76 round. She had shot 22 pars and one birdie throughout the tournament. 
 

Madison Kerr was the next Ranger finishing with a 165 having her best round in the first round with an 81. Kerr finished with 16 pars and one birdie. 
 

Central Missouri placed first overall in the tournament finishing with a 564 through the two days. They had the leading individual with a total of Mia Rallo at 140 after a 70 in both rounds. 
 

Rangers will be off next week before the Ranger invite the following week on October 16th-17th in Enid, Oklahoma at Meadowlake Golf Course. 

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