<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1nCiKZ_0wF0sRfs00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1nCiKZ_0wF0sRfs00" width="800" height="320" >Baylor women's golf achieved a third-place finish at the White Sands Invitational in Nassau, Bahamas, with a total score of 19-over 591. Senior BaiMai Seema led the team with a career-best performance, shooting a 3-under 69 in the final round. The team featured three players in the top 10, as Sera Hasegawa tied for fourth and Silje Ohma tied for ninth. Kansas won the tournament with a score of 15-over 587, moving ahead of Purdue, while individual medalist honors were shared by Natasha Kiel of Purdue and Chantal El Chaib from Georgia.<ul><li>Baylor's final score: 19-over 591.</li><li>BaiMai Seema's final round: 3-under 69.</li><li>Number of players in top 10: 3 (Seema, Hasegawa, Ohma).</li><li>Kansas's final score: 15-over 587.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>Baylor led the field with 118 pars over two rounds.</li><li>Baylor had the best par-3 scoring average, at 3.13, tied with Kansas.</li><li>Seema recorded her career-first top-5 finish.</li></ul>The Bears will compete in the Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate on October 28-29 at Ridglea Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas.Bottom LineBaylor's strong showing, highlighted by individual performances and overall teamwork, sets a positive tone moving into the next competition, reflecting their growth and potential this season.</div></body>

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Baylor Women’s Golf Claims Third Place at White Sands Invitational

Baylor women's golf achieved a third-place finish at the White Sands Invitational in Nassau, Bahamas, with a total score of 19-over 591. Senior BaiMai Seema led the team with a career-best performance, shooting a 3-under 69 in the final round. The team featured three players in the top 10, as Sera Hasegawa tied for fourth and Silje Ohma tied for ninth. Kansas won the tournament with a score of 15-over 587, moving ahead of Purdue, while individual medalist honors were shared by Natasha Kiel of Purdue and Chantal El Chaib from Georgia.