Final Standings  I  Course Stats

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The Northeastern State women's golf team finished in third place at the UCO RCB Classic. The tournament was contested at the par-71, 6,026-yard Lincoln Park East Golf Course.

The RiverHawks have now posted top-3 finishes in all four tournaments they have played. NSU posted a 15-over-par 299 in Tuesday's final round and 28-over 596 total.

Central Oklahoma finished atop the standings after shooting 3-over 571. Oklahoma Christian finished six strokes in front of NSU at 22-over 590. Lindenwood (34-over-par 602) finished in fourth place while Henderson State and Southwestern Oklahoma State finished in a tie for fifth after posting identical 48-over 616 total scores.
 
Junior Charter Lawson paced the RiverHawks after shooting 1-over par in Tuesday's final round. She finished 1-over 143 for the tournament and finished in a tie for second place, which was a season best. Freshman Alexis Armon finished in a tie for seventh after carding a 5-over par 147. Sophomore Baylee Price finished in a tie for 16th place after posting a score of 8-over 150. Junior Kayla Schroeder finished tied for 35th after carding 15-over 157, while senior Arizona Chin finished just behind at 16-over 158 and tied for 40th.
 
Daniela Martinez of Central Oklahoma finished in first place in the individual standings after carding 4-under 138.
 
Northeastern State will next be in action at the Flagler Fall Slam Oct. 27-28 at the Marsh Creek Country Club in St. Augustine, Florida.
 
UCB/RCB Classic – Final Results
October 6-7, 2014 at Oklahoma City, Okla.
(par-71, 6,026-yard Lincoln Park East Golf Course)
 

Team Results
1.	Central Oklahoma	287-284=571 (+3)
2.	Oklahoma Christian	291-299=590 (+22)
3.	Northeastern State	297-299=596 (+28)
4.	Lindenwood	300-302=602 (+34)
T5.	Henderson State	310-306=616 (+48)
	SW Oklahoma State	307-309=616 (+48)
7.	East Central	317-307=624 (+56)
8.	Angelo State	315-313=628 (+60)
9.	Missouri Western	321-316=637 (+69)
10.	Central Missouri	317-323=640 (+72)
11.	Northwest Missouri	317-330=647 (+79)
12.	Southern Nazarene	332-320=652 (+84)
13.	Harding	331-335=666 (+98)
14.	Southwest Baptist	353-370=723 (+155)
Top-5 Individuals
1.	Daniela Martinez (Central Oklahoma)	66-72=138 (-4)
T2.	Charter Lawson (Northeastern State)	71-72=143 (+1)
	Marla Souvannasing (Central Oklahoma)	73-70=143 (+1)
4.	Audrey Meisch (Oklahoma Christian)	71-73=144 (+2)
T5.	Anna Arrese (Oklahoma Christian)	72-74=146 (+4)
	Madelyn Lehr (East Central)	78-68=146 (+4)
NSU Individuals
T2.	Charter Lawson	71-72=143 (+1)
T7.	Alexis Armon	73-74=145 (+5)
T16.	Baylee Price	77-73=150 (+8)
T35.	Kayla Schroeder	76-81=157 (+15)
T40.	Arizona Chin	78-80=158 (+16)

NORTHEASTERN STATE COACH SCOTT VARNER
Statement...
"We've got four tournaments under our belts from the fall, and we have one big national event coming up in Florida in three weeks. All four tournaments were significant regional events, and we were able to place second or third in all four. We've had solid, consistent play. I'm pretty pleased to date. We played really solid in this tournament this week, posting both rounds under 300. We played at a level better than we have so far this year, but UCO played lights out. If they can maintain this level of play, then they have a shot to win a national championship in May. That's how good they have played lately."

On the individual players...
"Baylee (Price) struggled in the first round, but it was nice that she could struggle and we could still post a solid number. Our 2 and 3 bags both stepped up in a big way. Charter (Lawson) followed up her 71 with a 72 and was able to finish second against a strong field. She had a great finish in a great tournament. She's playing exactly how we expected her to play. She's right there with Baylee. Lexi (Armon) has been an incredible bonus, and she's right there at the top with Baylee and Charter. She's had a couple hiccup rounds this fall, but overall she has played really well, putting together two solid tournaments in a row here. Kayla (Schroeder) took a big step forward for us in the first round. She slipped a little in the second round, but she continues to improve her game and we're going to need that in the spring. Arizona (Chin) stubbed her toe to some degree both days. We're going to need better play from our 4 and 5 bags if we're going to get over the hump and get a tournament win instead of finishing second and third every time. That's very solid, but we play to win tournaments. We're only as good as our four scores, and we can't count 80's if we expect to win golf tournaments."
 
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