SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Senior Katelyn Miller captured the individual championship following a two-hole playoff as the Concordia University Texas women's golf team finished second overall at the Sulphur Springs Invitational on Tuesday.

Miller secured her third career first-place finish and second tournament victory after carding a two-round total of 154 (+10). She opened the tournament with a 78 (+6) on Monday before improving by two strokes in Tuesday's final round with a 76 (+4). After finishing tied atop the leaderboard through 36 holes, Miller emerged victorious in a two-hole playoff to claim the individual crown.

As a team, the Tornados finished runner-up with a combined score of 667 (+91), just nine strokes behind tournament champion LeTourneau. Concordia posted rounds of 333 and 334 to secure second place in the five-team field.

Alexa Ibarraran followed Miller with a fifth-place finish, recording a two-round total of 165 (+21). Ibarraran opened with an 83 before improving to an 82 in the final round.

Remme Trujillo placed ninth overall with a 170 (+26), highlighted by an opening-round 79.

Reese Trujillo and Silvia Alejandra Martinez-Ibarra finished tied for 22nd with identical scores of 181 (+37). Both golfers improved by five strokes in the final round, following opening-round scores of 93 with rounds of 88.

Maddisyn Leluga rounded out the Tornados' lineup in 29th place with a 188 (+44), recording consecutive rounds of 94.

Concordia Texas will next finish out the fall campaign in Westworth Village, Texas at the Crusader Cup. The Tornados will compete at Hawks Creek Golf Club on October 26-27.

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