Final Results

LINCOLN, Neb. – The Cal State San Marcos women's golf team shot 319 for the second day in a row and finished 14^th at the NAIA National Championships on Friday at Wilderness Ridge Golf Club.

CSUSM began the day in 13^th, but dropped a slot with a four-round total of 140-over-par 1,292. The Cougars went 336-318-319-319.

Oklahoma City took home its second-straight national championship by beating SCAD Savannah in a one-hole playoff. Both teams finished at 57-over-par 1,209. Alazne Urizar of SCAD Savannah earned medalist honors with a 3-over-par total.

Vanessa Chap fired a 77, Lisa Copeland and Victoria Smith each shot 80, and Christina Trujillo recorded an 82 in the final round. Taylor Coover's 84 was tossed out.

Chap tied for 34^th in the individual standings at 26-over-par 314, her second straight top-50 finish at the national tournament. She posted three rounds of 79 before going 37-40 on Friday.

Smith tied for 51^st with a total of 36-over-par 324. After struggling a bit in the opening round with an 86, Smith finished 80-78-80.

Trujillo put together consistent scores of 81-83-82-82 to place 57^th at 40-0ver-par 328.

Coover (90-82-81-84) tied for 72^nd at 49-over-par 337.

Copeland, CSUSM's lone senior, did not figure into the individual standings by virtue of a first-round disqualification for a non-conforming wedge. It was unfortunate because she bounced back with rounds of 77-81-80, all scoring numbers for the Cougars. If her first-round counted, Copeland would have finished with a total of 33-over-par 321.