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COMPLETE RESULTS -- CLICK HERE BECKER, Minn. (4/19-20/08) -- Stef Zappa (FY, Minneapolis, Minn./Patrick Henry HS) and Johanna Frykmark (FY, Stockholm, Sweden/Rollingby Gymnasium HS) shot 181 and 182 totals, respectively, leading the Augsburg College women's golf team at its season-closing event, the Minnesota Women's Collegiate Golf Association State Championships, held Saturday and Sunday at Pebble Creek Golf Club. Zappa had rounds of 89 and 92 for her 36-hole, 181 total, finishing 35th in the individual competition, while Frykmark had rounds of 89 and 93 for her 182 total, finishing 37th. Ellen Watters (JR, Lindstrom, Minn./Chisago Lakes HS) placed 53rd with a 220 total and Katy Anderson placed 54th with a 224 total. As a team, Augsburg finished ninth in the competition with a two-day total of 807 (394-413).
Watters improved her stroke average by three full strokes this season, moving from 114.1 in the 2006-07 season to 111.17 in this year's campaign. Since her first collegiate golf season, Watters has improved her stroke average by more than 14 strokes. Augsburg finished the 2007-08 season with a team stroke average of 404.33. Frykmark was the team's top golfer this season, with a 91.33 stroke average in 12 rounds. Zappa averaged 92.55 in her 11 rounds this season.
Women's Golf -- Augsburg at Minnesota Women's Collegiate Golf Association State Championships Team Results: 1. Gustavus 308-297--605; 2. St. Thomas 325-321--646; 3. Carleton 338-335--673; 4. Macalester 335-339--674; 5. St. Benedict 336-345--681; 6t. St. Cloud State 353-340--693; 6t. St. Olaf 343-350--693; 8. Concordia-Moorhead 347-352--699; 9. Augsburg 394-413--807. Medalist: Kali Griggs (Gustavus) 76-73--149. Augsburg (394-413--807): 35t. Stef Zappa 89-92--181; 37t. Johanna Frykmark 89-93--182; 53. Ellen Watters 106-114--220; 54. Katy Anderson 110-114--224. To return to Augsburg Women's Golf, click here To return to Augsburg Athletics, click here Augsburg College, a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, is a member of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III. This is the official web site for Augsburg
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Also at the state meet, Watters was named the MWCGA's Most Improved Golfer of the Year, marking the second straight year that an Augsburg women's golfer has earned the honor. Laura Henry earned the honor last season. It's the third time an Augsburg golfer has earned MWCGA Most Improved Player honors; Janelle Johnson earned the honor in the 2001-02 season.