WATERLOO, Iowa - After the final round of competition at Sunnyside Country Club at The American Rivers Conference Championship, the Nebraska Wesleyan women finish in eighth place with a score of 1120.
Lauren Hays led the way for the Prairie Wolves, finishing 51-over par and tied for 24th place.
The Prairie Wolves finished 256-over par with a score of 1120. NWU opened the three-day event with a score of 382, followed by an improved 368 in round two. A final round score of 370 kept the Prairie Wolves in eighth place, capping off their tournament.
At 51-over par,
Lauren Hays was the leading Prairie Wolf, carding an overall score of 261. Hays started the weekend with a 93 and followed with a much improved score of 86 in round 2, putting her in 24th place, tied with two other Prairie Wolves,
O'Brasia Amos and
Julia Messere. A final round score of 88 kept her tied for 24th, finishing 32 shots behind the individual leader. The junior recorded 14 pars and one birdie throughout the course of the tournament.
O'Brasia Amos finished one stroke behind Hays, tied for 26th with a score of 268 after rounds of 91-88-89. Her 17 pars were tied for 24th in the field.
Julia Messere also finished tied for 26th with a score of 268 and rounds of 87-92-89.
Brooklyn Hays finished in 39th with her 319, posting rounds of 113-102-104. Shea Merideth rounds out the Prairie Wolves lineup with a 337, finishing in 40th. She recorded rounds of 111-114-112.
Central's Allie Pfantz posted a 19-over par 235 to win the individual title by three strokes over Dubuque's Drew Hoffer.
The event marked the final A-R-C Conference Championship for Amos.
Nebraska Wesleyan's fall season wraps up with the event, and the 2026 fall campaign saw the Prairie Wolves claim one sixth and two seventh-place finishes. The Prairie Wolves return to the course in the spring of 2027 as they look to build on the fall season.
