SILVIS, IL. - The Oklahoma City women's golf team finished second at the NAIA National Championship after shooting its best round of 18 holes of the tournament with a team score of 292 (+4) in the fourth and final round on Friday.

Despite a slow start to the opening round on Tuesday, the Stars heated up on the back nine to solidify a third place spot after day one. The Stars remained in third place until a big push on the final day of the tournament. 

Oklahoma City finished in second place shooting a 292 final score, their lowest of the four rounds they played this week. They were only the second team to finish under 300 on the day. British Columbia, the winners of the previous two championships, finished in third place with a 301 final round. 

Paige Wood came in as the top finisher for Oklahoma City claiming second place out of 156 golfers who began play on day one. Wood finished up the tournament with the best score of round four with a six under par performance which included three birdies on the front and four on the back. 

Maddi Kamas placed in the top 10 after shooting +13 for the tournament and similar to Wood, Kamas saw her best round come on the final day of play by shooting an even par with a 72 making a strong comeback on her final nine holes where she birdied three of the last five. 

Logan Allen finished tied for 17th with a total of +13 across the four day competition. Allen tallied a 74 in the second round of play which was her best round.

Jamie Welsh and Aubrey House rounded out the Stars lineup as Welsh shot +25 for the tournament having her best round come in the first 18 holes of play with a 77. 

House finished tied for 65th after shooting +42 and having her score of 79 in round one be her best of the National Championship. 

Paige Wood and Maddi Kamas wrapped up their junior seasons by making the 2024 NAIA Women's Golf All-Tournament Team.