WATERLOO, Iowa - The Winona State University women's golf program tied Minnesota State for the team title at the Upper Iowa University Spring Invitational held over April 6-7.  WSU standout Carly Moon earned medalist honors among a field of nearly 30 golfers. 

Competing at the Sunnyside Country Club, Winona State carded a collective 657, tying the Mavericks for top honors across the two-day event. WSU shot a 326 round one and 331 round two as a team, keeping pace with NSIC rival Minnesota State.

Carly Moon won the event with a 152 (+4) scorecard. Moon led the way for Winona State and bested the field with back-to-back rounds of 76, standing as the only competitor to post two sub-80 stroke rounds. Warrior teammate Rachel Henderson added a 163 (+9) to take third-place honors on the weekend. Ellie Behring 172 (+28) was the third-best WSU finisher, while Kessa Mara (173, +13) and Toni Baldwin (176, +16) were fourth and fifth, respectively, among the top five Winona State entrants. 

Winona State will next be in action on April 15-16 at the Wildcat Classic, hosted by Wayne State College.