Washburn women’s golf claims first outright championship in team history
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 12:48 AM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

The Washburn women's golf team achieved a historic milestone by winning their first outright team title at the Missouri Southern Fall Invite on September 15. The Ichabods finished with a score of 12-over par, 16 strokes clear of second-place Arkansas Tech. Susana Granados Carrion stood out individually, finishing second overall after posting 1-over par in the final round. Keira Ronsick tied for third at 2-over, marking a significant achievement for the team.
- •Washburn finished 12-over par, 16 strokes ahead of Arkansas Tech.
- •Susana Granados Carrion placed second overall in the tournament.
- •Keira Ronsick tied for third while Aliyah North achieved a top five finish.
- •Raegan Patterson finished tied for sixth in the individual standings.
- 12:48 AMYahoo Sports — Washburn women’s golf wins first outright title in program history
"JOPLIN, Mo (KSNT) – History for the Ichabods. The Washburn women’s golf team won their first outright team title in program history on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Washburn won the Missouri Southern Fall Invite, finishing 12-over par as a team and 16 strokes ahead of second-place Arkansas Tech. Individually, Susana Granados Carrion finished second overall. The […]
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