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All five Buffs finished the season with rounds in the 70’s to help the No. 12 Milligan University women’s golf team land 10th at the 2021 NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship. Alayna Perryman, the Appalachian Athletic Conference player of the year, led the Buffaloes with a 73 on the final day to finish tied for 16th.
Jenny Simonsen and Alayna Perryman led No. 12 Milligan University through a rain-shortened third round of the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship on Thursday. Play came to a stop early in the afternoon with the plan to resume round three and complete the tournament with round four on Friday.
For the second time in its young history and first time since 2016, the No. 12 Milligan University women’s golf team will compete in the final round of the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship after making the cut following round two on Wednesday.
Alayna Perryman, Michaela Lindahl and Meryl Castle all carded 75, and the No. 12 Milligan University women’s golf team is 10th overall after round one of the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship. The event is being held at Rose Creek Golf Course May 25-28.
A roster featuring the Appalachian Athletic Conference player of the year, coach of the year and three All-Conference first team selections will represent No. 12 Milligan University at the 26th annual NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship next week. The event is set for Tuesday-Friday, May 25-28, at Rose Creek Golf Course in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Alayna Perryman’s 2 under par 71 in the final round of the Appalachian Athletic Conference NAIA Direct Qualifier last week helped her and No. 11 Milligan University win the top recognition among postseason awards, announced Monday morning.
An at-large bid was plenty achievable, but No. 11 Milligan University eliminated the need for such a step by automatically qualifying for the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship with a victory in the Appalachian Athletic Conference NAIA Direct Qualifier on Tuesday. Alayna Perryman won medalist honors with a 2 under par 71 on day two, winning the individual title by three strokes.
Alayna Perryman shot a 77, and the No. 11 Milligan University women’s golf team leads the Appalachian Athletic Conference Spring Championship/NAIA Direct Qualifier Monday after day one of the two-day tournament.
Four of the five all-tournament spots went to Milligan University, including Michaela Lindahl who earned medalist honors, and the No. 11 Buffaloes wrapped up the regular season with a victory at the Mountain Empire Intercollegiate Tuesday at Elizabethton Golf Club.
The No. 11 Milligan University women’s golf team owns six of the top seven spots through the first round of the Mountain Empire Intercollegiate, held Monday at Elizabethton Golf Club.
Alayna Perryman took third and a handful of other Buffaloes finished in the top 10 to lead the No. 9 Milligan University women’s golf team to a runner-up finish in the third meet of the spring season. Milligan claimed second by 11 strokes at the UVA-Wise Invitational held at Cattails at MeadowView on Monday.
Top-25 finishes from Alayna Perryman and Jenny Simonsen led the No. 9 Milligan University women’s golf team to seventh at the Oldfield Intercollegiate on Sunday. The field featured some of the nation’s best women’s golf programs, including six teams inside or near the top 25, most notably No. 2 Dalton State and No. 7 SCAD Savannah.
Alayna Perryman and Emma Brown earned spots on the all-tournament team to lead the No. 14 Milligan University women’s golf team to a runner-up finish behind host Tusculum at the Agnes McAmis Memorial Invitational. The event took place Monday and Tuesday at Graysburg Hills Golf Club.
The Milligan University women’s golf team ranks No. 8 according to the Golfstat Relative Ranking system, announced this week by Golfstat. The Buffs are No. 24 in the national top-25 poll, which the NAIA last announced in March.
The No. 24 Milligan University women’s golf team took down two national top-20 teams on the way to wrapping up the fall season with a victory at the ninth annual Jekyll Island Intercollegiate/Coastal Georgia Fall Invitational Monday and Tuesday at Jekyll Island Golf Club. With a two-day score of 603 (302-301), the Buffs broke Milligan’s 36-hole team scoring record.
Michaela Lindahl carded rounds of 76 and 78 to lead the No. 24 Milligan University women’s golf team to the Appalachian Athletic Conference Fall Championship title Tuesday at Chateau Elan Resort.
Michaela Lindahl and Alayna Perryman earned spots on the all-tournament team, and the No. 24 Milligan University women’s golf team took the crown at the Music City Invitational, hosted by Cumberland University Monday and Tuesday at Twelve Stones Golf Club.
Michaela Lindahl and Meryl Castle’s all-tournament team honors helped the No. 24 Milligan University women's golf team earn runner-up at the East Tennessee Collegiate, which took place Monday at Johnson City Country Club.
Michaela Lindahl and the No. 24 Milligan University women’s golf team are in the runner-up spots through the first 18 holes of the East Tennessee Collegiate, which took place Monday at Johnson City Country Club.