Women’s Golf Returns to Briar’s Creek to Start the Week – Purdue Boilermakers

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – With the Big Ten Championships a little more than one month away, Purdue Women’s Golf continues its preparation for the conference tournament and NCAA postseason play. To start the week, the Boilermakers return to Johns Island, South Carolina to compete in the Briar’s Creek Invitational for the second consecutive season.
 
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Sunday, March 9: 10 a.m. ET Shotgun Start
Tuesday, March 11: 8:45 a.m. ET Shotgun Start

*The tournament was originally set for 36 holes on Monday and 18 holes on Tuesday. Due to the threat of heavy rain Sunday night into Monday, the start of the tournament has been moved up to Sunday morning. If the second round cannot be completed on Sunday, it will resume Tuesday before the final round.
 
THE LINEUP
Jasmine Kahler – So.

• Making her 18th appearance as a Boilermaker, appearing in the lineup for the eighth time this season
• Holds a 75.28 stroke average
• Competing as an individual, tied for 25th at last season’s Briar’s Creek Invitational (72-71-77—220)
• Paced the Boilermakers at the Purdue Puerto Rico Classic by tying for seventh (74-71-69—214) in a field that featured 23 of the country’s Top 100 golfers; her final round 69 (-3) tied a career low
• Led the field in birdies (8) and ranked second in par-4 scoring (-2) while placing sixth at the White Sands Bahamas Invitational (69-77—146), her best finish as a Boilermaker
• Ended the 2023-24 season ranked No. 253 in the national rankings
• Played in 10 tournaments as a freshman, including four in the Purdue lineup (final four of the season), and recorded a 74.43 stroke average
• Led the Boilermakers at the 2024 NCAA Las Vegas Regional, tying for eighth at even-par (71-70-75—216) for her second Top 10 of the season and her first Top 10 as part of the Purdue lineup
• Collected a Top 20 finish in her first Big Ten Championships, ending the tournament with a 1-under 71 to finish 2-over for the week (75-72-71—218); made 40 pars to rank third in the 84-player field
• Competing as an individual last spring, tied for sixth at The Bruzzy with a career-low 213 (73-70-70), her best finish as a Boilermaker; the 213 was the eighth-best 54-hole total by a freshman in program history

 
Momo Sugiyama – Sr.

• Two-time All-Big Ten honoree in both seasons as a Boilermaker
• Ranked No. 156 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Making her 34th appearance as a Boilermaker, cracking the lineup in every tournament since arriving in West Lafayette
• Tied for…