The women's golf team of Ferris State University wrapped up their performance at the Bing Beall Classic in Ohio on Tuesday (Oct. 3) by sharing sixth place in a highly competitive field at the annual event.

In the final round on Tuesday, the Bulldogs posted a score of 320, concluding the 54-hole event with a total of 935, matching Tiffin and Missouri-St. Louis for sixth place. Indianapolis claimed the top spot with a score of 880, with host Findlay securing second place at 887 over the three rounds.

Ferris State had begun the tournament with scores of 313 and 302 in Monday's rounds. A total of 14 schools participated in the competition.

Leading the way for the Bulldogs was Kamryn Shannon, who finished in 13th place with a total of 226 for the three rounds. Her performance included a final-round 79, following an initial 77 and an outstanding two-under 70 on the opening day.

Following closely was Ferris State's Dani Staskowski, who shared 24th place overall with a total of 230. She carded a 78 in the final round, complementing her earlier rounds of 78 and 74 in the second round.

Lizzie Anderson of Ferris State tied for 36th with a total score of 235. Her performance featured an 81 in the final round, following rounds of 78 and 76 in Monday's play.

Additionally, Taylor Musselman recorded a total of 247, including a final-round 83 on Tuesday, placing her tied for 58th in the field. Her first two rounds consisted of scores of 79 and 85 in the initial and second rounds, respectively.

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