Palm Coast, Florida – The Central Christian Women's Golf Team concluded their play at the NCCAA National Golf Tournament on October 20th, 2021 with a 4th place finish. The Tigers played at the Ocean Course at Hammock Beach and shot rounds of 357-356-357 (1070) good enough for 4^th. Bethel, IN took first place with 324-320-314 (958), 44 strokes over 2^nd place Grace College.

Newcomer Kamryn Wood highlighted the week for the Tigers, shooting rounds of 86-88-78 (252). Her performance earned her an NCCAA All-American Award as she placed 9^th overall in the tournament. Jessica Shurety won low-individual 78-73-74 (225), by 9 strokes over Asbury's Brighton Young.

Also for the Lady Tigers, Mikyla Albert 88-83-92 (263) placed 14^th,Greenlee Lindsey 93-92-90 (275) placed 18^th, Alyssa Ramirez 99-93-97 (289) placed T-21^st, and Grace Little finished at 90-114-112 (316).

Head Coach Kyle Moody was thrilled for the team saying,

"This was our best performance at the National level and I'm proud of our ladies for their performance. We brought 3 underclassman to the tournament and it will be exciting to see what they can do down the road as they continue to gain tournament experience and play at a higher level."

With that, the Lady Tigers successfully conclude their fall season and will be on break until the Spring Season in late-January.

ABOUT CENTRAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OF KANSAS ATHLETICS
Central Christian College Athletics exists to recruit and educate a diverse community committed to the growing of fit hearts, minds, bodies, and souls through the rigorous pursuit of athletic excellence, integrated learning, and Christ-centered leadership, building leaders to impact the world for Christ. With 16 athletic teams, the program believes that, along with being a source of entertainment, athletics is inherently educational. The athletics staff is committed to educating men and women of character through the realm of sports who impact the world for Christ. Win, lose or draw we believe our coaches, student-athletes, and fans can be a beacon of light into a world in need of Jesus. This mission is a reminder that ultimately we perform for an audience of one. To learn more about Central Athletics go to our Athletic Overview.