RESULTS
FORT WORTH, Texas (SMU) – SMU women's golf wrapped up the Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate Invitational in eighth place with Emily Odwin leading the way in 12^th.
 
The Mustangs came into the final day in ninth place against a stacked field. They moved up one spot during the final round with a seven-over score, their best of the tournament. They finished with a 33-over score. The Mustangs came in ahead of four nationally ranked teams in No. 6 Auburn, No. 16 Mississippi State, No. 22 Arizona, and No.  41 TCU. Six of the seven teams that finished ahead of the Mustangs were ranked in the top 11.
 
Odwin moved up eight spots in the final round to finish in a tie for 12^th. The placement marked her 18^th top 20 finish in just two plus years on the Hilltop. She bogeyed just once on the final day on her way to a one-under 69. Her season scoring average sits at 72.04, fifth best at SMU.
 
Celine Chen recorded her eighth career top 20 showing by finishing in 19^th. Chen carded rounds of 73, 72 and 72. Grace Jin carded a final round 72 to finish in a tie for 32^nd. JIn played bogey free in her final eight holes with two birdies, moving her up the leaderboard.
 
Mackenzie Lee finished in a tie for 54^th. Lee carded rounds of 76, 74 and 74. Kirra St-Laurent came in 59^th after a final round 77.
 
Competing as an individual, Yoonjeong Huh posted her best collegiate finish with a 32^nd place showing. Huh carded a final round 73.
 
Next up, the Mustangs host the Huntington Bank Collegiate at Trinity Forest Golf Club April 6-7. However, before the team's next event, Mackenzie Lee and Emily Odwin will tee off at the Augusta National Women's Amateur, the top amateur event in women's golf.
 
TEAM LEADERBOARD
1 Stanford +8
2 Oregon +11
T3 Duke +19
T3 Wake Forest +19
5 Texas +20
6 Texas A&M +24
7 Oklahoma State +25
8 SMU +33
9 Mississippi State +35
10 Auburn +36
11 Arizona +39
12 TCU +47
13 Tulane +70
 
SMU LEADERBOARD
T12 Emily Odwin +4
T19 Celine Chen +7
T32 Grace Jin +10
T54 Mackenzie Lee +14
T46 Kirra St-Laurent +15
T32 Yoonjeong Huh (IND) +10