PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- After three rounds of play, Wisconsin women's golf has completed the 2023 Big Ten Championship. The Badgers finished in fifth place with a +38 (295-302-293=890).
Emily Lauterbach led Wisconsin as the Badgers' top-finisher, shooting a 69-73-71=213 to finish even par and tied for second place. This marks Lauterbach's second top-3 finish of the season, including a third place finish at the Marilynn Smith Invitational back in October.
Illinois grabbed the conference honors, shooting a 286-292-287=865 to finish 13-over, marking their first ever Big Ten Title in Women's Golf. The Fighting Illini narrowly passed state rival, No. 15 Northwestern, who completed the tournament with a 16-over par.Â
Sunday, April 23
Round 3
Wisconsin carded a 293 (+9) on the final day of the Big Ten Championship for their best round of the tournament.Â
Lauterbach shot an ever-par in the final round of the tournament. The senior led the Badgers in each round, tallying a total of 10 birdies throughout the three rounds.
Vanessa Ho followed closely behind with a one-over 72 while
Alexia Siehl shot a three-over par.Â
Chloe Chan carded a five-over par in the final round.
Carly Carter tallied a six-over 77 and
Gia Feliciano rounded out the lineup with a nine-over par.
Saturday, April 22
Round 2
The Badgers shot a 302 (+18) in the second round of the Big Ten Championship, ending the day in sixth place.
Lauterbach led the Badgers once again, carding a two-over 73 with four birdies to continue her reign in the top-5.
Ho and Chan each tallied a five-over par. Carter and Siehl followed closely behind, completing the second round with a six-over par. Feliciano rounded out the lineup with an eight-over 79.
Friday, April 21
Round 1
Wisconsin started the tournament off strong, carding a 295 (+11) to end the day tied for fourth place.
Lauterbach led the pack, tying for first place after shooting a two-under par. She finished the round with two-straight birdies to push herself ahead. Siehl also cracked the top-10, carding a one-over 72 to tie for 10th. Siehl tallied a team-leading four birdies in the opening round.Â
Ho shot a five-over par, while Chan, Carter and Feliciano rounded out the lineup at seven-over par.Â
2023 Big Ten Championship
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| Pos. |
Team |
To Par |
Rd. 1 |
Rd. 2 |
Rd. 3 |
Total |
| 1 |
Illinois |
+13 |
286 |
292 |
287 |
865 |
| 2 |
#15 Northwestern |
+16 |
295 |
287 |
287 |
868 |
| 3 |
#25 Ohio State |
+19 |
292 |
295 |
294 |
871 |
| 4 |
#33 Maryland |
+31 |
294 |
286 |
302 |
883 |
| 5 |
Wisconsin |
+38 |
295 |
302 |
293 |
890 |
| T6 |
#43 Michigan |
+45 |
301 |
301 |
295 |
897 |
| T6 |
#32 Michigan State |
+45 |
302 |
298 |
297 |
897 |
| 8 |
#45 Purdue |
+46 |
297 |
306 |
295 |
898 |
| 9 |
Minnesota |
+50 |
301 |
303 |
298 |
902 |
| 10 |
Nebraska |
+52 |
300 |
294 |
310 |
904 |
| 11 |
Iowa |
+57 |
303 |
299 |
307 |
909 |
| T12 |
Indiana |
+58 |
296 |
305 |
309 |
910 |
| T12 |
Penn State |
+58 |
307 |
292 |
311 |
910 |
| 14 |
Rutgers |
+66 |
311 |
307 |
300 |
918 |
**Rankings according to Golfstat.com on April 23, 2023