KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – The Wyoming Cowgirl golf team wrapped up play at the Kiawah Island Classic on Tuesday afternoon playing at the par-72, 5,941-yard Oak Point Golf Club.
 
The Cowgirls finished the week in 26th out of 49 teams, saving the team's lowest score of the tournament for the final day and turning in a 14-over 302 to finish the event at 54-over with a three-round total of 918. Coastal Carolina and North Florida tied atop the team leaderboard at 1-over.
 
"It was great to see improvement today on the tougher course of the two," head coach Josey Stender said. "Megan (Knadler) played great and it was good to see Sam (Hui) and Caitlyn (Skavdahl) improve. We almost had the first flight won today but we lost a few shots at the end. This was another great learning experience for us and now we will prepare for BYU which we are very familiar."
 
Cowgirls Megan Knadler and Caitlyn Skavdahl fired their lowest rounds of the week on Tuesday.
 
Knadler turned in a 1-over 73 to bring her 54-hole total to 231 (80-78-73) for the tournament. Starting her round on the second hole, Knadler started with three birdies over her first eight holes, and carded an even 36 on the back nine. The Cowgirl senior finished tied for 121st at 15-over.
 
Skavdahl fired a 75 on Tuesday afternoon for a 232 (80-77-75) to finish tied for 131st.
 
Wyoming junior Erin Sargent finished as the low Cowgirl for the tournament, tying for 65th with a 9-over 225 (73-75-77). Sargent started Tuesday's round strong, getting to the turn at even par, but hit a couple of speedbumps down the stretch to finish with her 77.
 
Freshman Samantha Hui finished in a tie for 149th overall following her final-round 77. Hui carded a 19-over 235 (76-82-77) for the event.
 
Following an 80 in her third round, Sarah Hankins tied for 166th with a 54-hole score of 237 (76-81-80).
 
The Cowgirls will have a couple of weeks off before their next competition, which will bring them to St. George, Utah for an appearance at the Entrada Classic. Hosted by BYU, the event is set for March 11-12.