The 103 teams that competed in this week’s CGA Mashie Championship included many friends and some blood relatives that paired up.

The championship flight title match on Wednesday featured that and more.

Besides the aforementioned, the finalists included two sets of college teammates, as well as roommates, sisters and even twins.

At the end of the day at Legacy Ridge Golf Course in Westminster, Colorado resident Delaney Elliott and Montana State teammate and roommate Kelly Hooper defeated Wyoming teammates, sisters and twins Kaylee and Megan Knadler, 2 and 1 to earn the title after three days of competition. (The champions are pictured, with Hooper at left.)

“It’s awesome. We had such a fun time out there,” said Hooper, who lives in Spokane, Wash., and was playing in the Mashie for the first time. “I just came down for a visit. We thought this would be a fun tournament to play in together. I came down last year and played in the (CWGA Stroke Play), but this is more like a team event.”

Elliott and Hooper birdied three of the first five holes — with the putts ranging from 15 to 30 feet — to take an early 3-up lead in the finals of the four-ball match play event.

“We had to make quite a few birdies at the beginning and they were making some birdies too,” said Elliott (left), a Monarch High School graduate who lives in Superior. “Every time we made one, we both had an opportunity. It was just whoever made the putt first.”

The MSU teammates, the top seeds this week, eventually led by as much as 4 up after Hooper two-putted for birdie on the par-5 11th hole.

“It was nice to get off to a good start,” Hooper said. “It was nice to be comfortable and have the lead.”

But the Knadlers, who are Phoenix residents, rallied, with Kaylee making a 7-foot birdie on 12 and Megan a 2-foot birdie on the tough 14th hole to cut the deficit to 2 down. But the teams halved the next three holes, with the long-hitting Hooper clinching the victory by making a 4-foot par putt on No. 17.

The Knadlers (below), who are living in Laramie over the summer, came to play in the Mashie in part because they love the weather in the area and they have friends and family living in Colorado.

“We also came out here to win,” Kaylee Knadler said. “And we took a salty second.

“We just didn’t make the putts where they needed to be made. We weren’t very clutch on the putts.”

Elliott and Hooper were a better-ball 4 under par for 17 holes on Wednesday, finishing with five birdies and a bogey. The Knadlers were 3 under.

Elliott and Hooper not only didn’t trail in Wednesday’s final, but that was true in all three of their matches at the Mashie, which was played at both Coal Creek Golf Course in Louisville and Legacy Ridge.

The title was the first in a CGA/CWGA women’s championship for both Elliott and Hooper. Both competed in the CWGA Stroke Play last year, tying for fifth place. Megan Knadler shared second in that event.

Among those on hand to watch some of Wednesday’s action at Legacy Ridge were CGA co-president Joe McCleary and executive director Ed Mate.

Here are the winners of the Wednesday finals in all 13 flights — for both championship and consolation brackets in each case: 

CGA Women’s Mashie Championship
At Coal Creek GC in Louisville and Legacy Ridge GC in Westminster
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Delaney Elliott/Kelly Hooper def. Kaylee Knadler/Megan Knadler, 2 and 1
Consolation — Kathy Malpass/Katherine Moore-Lilly def. Lynn Zmistowski/Kim Sorkness, 3 and 1
FIRST FLIGHT FINALS
Championship –Jane Ford/Odette Kleidon def. Sally Lawrence/Vickie Brown, 1 up
Consolation — Louise Lyle/Sandra Young def. Kate Connor/Karlin Hayes, 5 and 3
SECOND FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Karen Chase/Kim Wells def. Karen Leuschel/Laura Wetzel, 2 up
Consolation — Stephanie Stewart/Deborah Tucker def. Mary Repetto/Carla Stearns, 4 and 3
THIRD FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Laurie Steenrod/Wendy Atkinson def. Debra Bolke/Cathy Neistat, 4 and 3
Consolation — Leanna Rosenow/Trish Swanson def. Sheila Schroeder/Anne Wesley, 4 and 3
FOURTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Deb Beckman/Polly Gleichenhaus def. Patti Hagemeyer/Linda Raunig, 4 and 3
Consolation — Janene Guzowski/Tracey Blake def. Diane Thompson/Regina Valis, 2 and 1
FIFTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Lori Gude/Paulette Jerpe def. Pam Cortez/Sue Knutson, 1 up
Consolation — Kathleen Borchlewicz/Anne Cadden def. Rebecca Howard/Nancy McGee, 19 holes
SIXTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Christy Tinsley/Kerri Williams def. Darlene Evans/Beckie Harkey, 1 up
Consolation — Judy Maillis/Lyndon Lieb def. Judy Bogard/Tracey Hess, 20 holes
SEVENTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship –Kathy Greenberg/Tanya Jones def. Marla Straw/Norma Bisdorf, 3 and 2
Consolation — Patty Rodgers/Cathy Skrine def. Claudia Svarstad/Rochelle Tisdale, 5 and 4
EIGHTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Joan Miller/Marie Schriefer def. Barbara Ingledue/Connie Garcia, 8 and 6
Consolation — Diane Storlie/Sharon Thiel def. Jan Place/Linda Schippers, 2 and 1
NINTH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Deborah Davis/Susan Healy def. Lynn Larson/Jill Nickerson, 2 and 1
Consolation — Maree Albright/Joyce Craig def. Cheryl Berning/Janie Koontz, 2 up
10TH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Sue Hahn/Tina Timm def. Carolyn Bachamp/Cindy Greule, 5 and 4
Consolation — Vera Garrett/Leslie Hiatt def. Andrea Dowdy/Alice Sampson, 3 and 1
11TH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Donna Casey/Wendy Saltarelli def. Bunny Ambrose/Sandra Schnitzer, 20 holes
Consolation — Laura Fischer/Cher Tuffy def. Jayne Graham/Bethany Atkins, 6 and 4
12TH FLIGHT FINALS
Championship — Tammy Hitchens/Margie Miller def. Margie Doss/Rose Rismanchi, 5 and 4
Consolation — Audrey McEwen/Susan Wagner def. Barb Goodfellow/Kay Boyle, 5 and 4

For all the results from Mashie, CLICK HERE.

Workman, a University of Wyoming senior from Pueblo West, went 68-68 in the last two rounds after opening with a 74. That gave him a 6-under-par 210 total, which left him five strokes behind individual champion Sean Meehan of Texas-San Antonio.

Workman (pictured), who won the state amateur stroke-play titles in both Colorado and Wyoming last summer, made six birdies and two bogeys in the final round on Tuesday.

The showing marked Workman’s first individual top-10 finish of his career in a major college tournament. The Coloradan was competing only as an individual this week in Arizona, but two teammates tied for third on Tuesday — John Murdock and Aaron Lickteig — both one stroke ahead of Workman.

Also posting a top-10 college finish on Tuesday was the University of Northern Colorado’s Nicole Polivchak, a freshman from Sarasota, Fla. Polivchak tied for seventh individually and helped spark UNC, which placed fifth out of a 16-team field at the Bobcat Spring Invitational in Goodyear, Ariz.

Polivchak went 74-73-74 for a 5-over-par 221 total, which put her eight strokes behind champion Tara Finigan of Portland State.
 

Wyoming Cowboy Classic
April 9-10, 2018 (final) in Chandler, Ariz.
12. (out of 15 teams) Air Force Academy 297-290-289–876
34. Anson Kuznik 77-70-71–218
40. Bryant Falconello 68-77-74–219
56. Tate Tatom 77-72-73–222
62. Joshua Wu 77-75-71–223
66. Andy Germann 75-73-76–224
54. Dane Hankamer (competing only as individual) 73-70-78–221
74. Todd Millard (competing only as individual) 77-74-75–226

Also
6. Coloradan Glenn Workman, Wyoming 74-68-68–210

Bobcat Spring Invitational
April 9-10, 2018 (final) in Goodyear, Ariz.
5. (out of 16 teams) Northern Colorado 310-298-298–906
7. Nicole Polivchak 74-73-74–221
15. Marisa Hisaki 77-74-73–224
33. Aili Bundy 81-76-74–231
54. Beah Cruz 81-75-83–239
59. Morgan Sahm 78-85-77–240
19. Hanna Atkins (competing only as individual) 78-75-74–227
44. Christina Ferrreira (competing only as individual) 76–81-78–235

Also
19. Coloradan Jaylee Tait, Montana State 75-76-76–227
25. Coloradan Delaney Elliott, Montana State 76-77-75–228
29. Coloradan Kiselya Plewe, Weber State 82-73-74–229

Silverado Showdown
April 8-10, 2018 (final) in Napa, Calif.

10. (out of 17 teams) Colorado 302-301-288–891
12. Brittany Fan 73-76-68–217
28. Robyn Choi 78-73-70–221
52. Kirsty Hodgkins 77-76-74–227
71. Alisha Lau 74-77-80–231
76. Gillian Vance 81-76-76–233
89. Elle Otten (competing only as individual) 85-80-82–247
 

The University of Wyoming, with two players in the top three individually, landed the team title at Eisenhower Golf Club at the Air Force Academy as 2015 champion Colorado State finished second and the University of Colorado third for the second straight year.

Wyoming ended up with a three-day total of 29-under-par 835, while CSU checked in at 840 and CU at 843.

Northern Colorado ended up seventh out of 19 teams at 863 and host Air Force in ninth at 870.

John Murdock, a product of Laramie High School in Wyoming, ran away with the individual title, winning by five. He went 67-65-70 for a 14-under-par 202 total.

Eight Coloradans or players from Colorado-based schools finished in the top 10, with German Amateur champion Max Oelfke of CSU placing second at 207. Yannik Paul of CU was third (208) and Buff teammate Daniel O’Loughlin fifth (209). Andrew Romano of UNC ended up seventh at 210, along with Coloradan Kyler Dunkle of Utah and Colton Yates of CSU, and Coby Welch of UNC and AJ Ott of CSU were 10th at 211.

Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational
Sept. 8-10, 2017 (final) at Eisenhower GC (Blue Course) at Air Force Academy

2. Colorado State 284-270-283–840
2. Max Oelfke 68-70-69–207
7. Colton Yates 70-68-72–210
10. AJ Ott 73-67-71–211
17. Jake Staiano 71-70-72–213
40. Parathakorn Suyasri 73-74-71–218
68. Cullen Plousha (individual only) 73-75-75–223

3. Colorado 284-281-278–843
3. Yannik Paul 67-71-70–208
5. Daniel O’Loughlin 70-69-70–209
17. Ross Macdonald 73-68-72–213
21. Spencer Painton 74-74-66–214
46. John Souza 74-73-72–219
29. Trevor Olkowski (individual only) 72-74-70–216
51. Cole Krantz (individual only) 74-74-72–220
79. Victor Bjorlow (individual only) 75-74-76–225

7. Northern Colorado 287-281-295–863
7. Andrew Romano 67-71-72–210
10. Coby Welch 70-63-78–211
40. Joshua Matz 72-73-73–218
91. Sam Marley 84-74-72–230
91. Marcus Tait 78-74-78–230

9. Air Force Academy 290-290-289–869
17. Tate Tatom 72-72-69–213
35. Dane Hankamer 70-72-75–217
46. Bryant Falconello 72-72-75–219
68. Anson Kuznik 76-77-70–223
106. Joshua Wu 78-74-84–236
29. Todd Millard (individual only) 72-71-73–216
35. Joseph Crisostomo (individual only) 75-68-74–217
74. Turner Howe (individual only) 76-76-72–224
87. Kyle Spencer (individual only) 76-78-73–227
88. Andy Germann (individual only) 77-74-78–229

Also
7. Coloradan Kyler Dunkle, Utah 71-70-69–210
13. Coloradan Glenn Workman, Wyoming 74-69-69–212

For all the scores, CLICK HERE.

Workman, set to begin his senior season as a University of Wyoming golfer, is the only player in the 82-man field to have posted two rounds in the 60s. His 3-under-par 68 on Friday left him at 5-under 137 overall, which is good for a three-stroke advantage.

The winner of the Wyoming State Amateur and the low amateur in the Wyoming State Open this summer, Workman (pictured) eagled the 553-yard sixth hole at Sonnenalp and added three birdies and two bogeys in round 2. Through 36 holes, he’s racked up two eagles and nine birdies.

University of Colorado golfer John Souza of Colorado National Golf Club finished in second place for the second straight day as he shares that position with Tristin Goodwin of Wellshire Golf Course.

Souza started round 2 with a double-bogey 7, but backed that up with a birdie 2 and carded a 1-over 72 after playing his last three holes in 2 under par on Friday.

Goodwin made a major charge on the front nine Friday, posting a 6-under-par 30 after concluding that side with four straight birdies. But a double bogey and two bogeys on the back nine resulted in 69.

Cole Nygren of Colorado National, who finished fifth at this event last year, and University of Northern Colorado golfer Sam Marley of South Suburban Golf Course are the only other players under par, sharing fourth place at 1-under 141.

Five players are five back of Workman, including 2015 champion and 2017 CGA Match Play winner Chris Korte of Lone Tree Golf Club and the University of Denver. Also at even-par 142 is two-time U.S. Amateur qualifier Jake Staiano of Glenmoor Country Club, the Colorado State University golfer who finished eighth at last month’s CoBank Colorado Open and shot 69 on Friday despite a triple bogey. Likewise at 142 are first-round leader Kyle Pearson of Meridian Golf Club (75 on Friday), David Leede of Cherry Hills Country Club (72) and Brittain Walton of Collindale Golf Club (72).

The field was cut after 36 holes to the low 40 players and ties. Defending champion Colin Prater of The Broadmoor Golf Club made the cut on the number by shooting a 72 on Friday for a 150 total.

Play will continue through Sunday.

For scores from the Sonnenalp Club, CLICK HERE.
 

The two Coloradans, who both play golf for the University of Wyoming, parlayed their Solheim experience into a victory in the CWGA Brassie Championship, which concluded Tuesday at The Club at Flying Horse in Colorado Springs. (Stancato is pictured, at left, with Kershisnik.)

The victory gives the two Cowgirls a sweep of the CWGA’s four-ball tournaments in 2013. Two months after claiming the title in the CWGA Mashie — a four-ball match-play event — they won by five Tuesday in the Brassie, a four-ball stroke-play tournament.

Watching the Solheim Cup “was awesome, even though the U.S. lost,” said Kershisnik, a 19-year-old two-time state high school runner-up from Columbine Country Club. “It was so much fun watching the team format. There’s a lot you can learn from the attitude the (U.S. and Europeans teams) had — congratulating each other and pumping each other up.”

Kershisnik and Stancato can relate. A year ago, they didn’t know each other, but they became teammates at Wyoming. And now they’re going to be roommates; in fact, they’re moving back up to Laramie on Wednesday.

But on Tuesday, they capped off the summer season by shooting a best-ball 5-under-par 67, giving them a 4-under 140 total for two rounds at Flying Horse. That strong finish allowed them to leave the other three first-round co-leaders in the dust on day 2.

Four-time Brassie champion Christie Austin, the former USGA Executive Committee member from Cherry Hills Country Club, teamed up with two-time winner Cindy Pallatino of CommonGround Golf Course to finish five strokes behind following a final-round 72. Coincidentally, Austin was also runner-up to Stancato and Kershisnik at the CWGA Mashie, but her partner then was Janet Moore.

Tying for third Tuesday, 10 strokes behind the winners, were Sue Davis of Saddle Rock and Jessi McVay of CommonGround, and Saddle Rock golfers Laurie Steenrod and Lisa Stone. Davis and McVay shot 73 Tuesday, while Steenrod and Stone posted a 77.

The CWGA championship was the second each for Stancato and Kershisnik, with them teaming up on both occasions.

“This feels pretty good,” said Stancato, a 20-year-old from Patty Jewett Golf Course who qualified for the 2011 U.S. Women’s Amateur. “It gives us a nice confidence boost going into the college season. I wanted to play in something before (the college year started), so I called Kathleen and she was excited.

“It’s really fun to play with all the ladies. It’s a lot different than college, but just as fun.”

On Tuesday, with Stancato shooting 70 on her own ball, she and Kershisnik started the round with a best-ball bogey but went 6 under par over the next 12 holes to pull away.

“We definitely played more as a team today,” said Stancato, who was playing in her hometown of Colorado Springs. “Yesterday when we messed up it seemed to be on the same hole.”

CWGA Brassie Championship
At Par-72 Club at Flying Horse in Colorado Springs

GROSS 
Championship Flight
  –73-67–140; Samantha Stancato, Patty Jewett GC; Kathleen Kershisnik, Columbine CC
  –73-72–145; Christie Austin, Cherry Hills CC ; Cindy Pallatino, CommonGround GC
  –77-73–150; Sue Davis, Saddle Rock GC; Jessi McVay, CommonGround GC
  –73-77–150; Lisa Stone, Saddle Rock GC; Laurie Steenrod, Saddle Rock GC
  –73-81–154; Lois Meredith, Perry Park CC ; Ron Irons, Eisenhower GC
  –84-75–159; Vickie Brown, Broken Tee GC; Sally Lawrence, Broken Tee GC
  –80-80–160; Lynne Batchelder, Valley CC ; Nancy Ziereis, Valley CC
  –79-81–160; Ann Cates, South Suburban GC; Beth Clippinger, South Suburban GC

  First Flight
  –71-72–143; Linda Raunig, Broken Tee GC; Nina Dulacki, Broken Tee GC
  –74-78–152; Carla Shearer, Perry Park CC; Laura Watt, The Club at Flying Horse
  –77-76–153; Cindy Lantz, CC at Castle Pines ; Kathryn Davis, CC at Castle Pines
  –75-80–155; Brenda Cook, The Links GC; JoLynn Ryckman, The Pinery CC
  –74-81–155; Debra Bolke, Saddle Rock GC; Laura Dunston, Canongate at Blackstone CC
  –80-78–158; Debi Kline, Kissing Camels GC; Denise Cohen, Kissing Camels GC
  –82-79–161; Kim Wells, Sunset GC; Karen Chase, Foothills GC
  –81-80–161; Marianne Ceriani, The Club at Rolling Hills ; Tangy Buchanan, Columbine CC

  Second Flight
  –78-77–155; Maria Tafuri, Aspen GC; Heidi Horner, Aspen GC
  –76-86–162; Cathy Weber, Perry Park CC ; Chris Leger, GC at Heather Ridge
  –78-86–164; Cathy Neistat, Saddle Rock GC; Leslie Keith, Valley CC
  –82-83–165; Sandy Queen, South Suburban GC; Sharon Berglund, The Pinery CC
  –87-86–173; Carol Heupel, Colorado Springs CC ; Vivian Parle, Colorado Springs CC
  –88-87–175; Nancy Boodel, Valley CC ; Carol Race, Valley CC
  –91-91–182; Juliet Miner, The GC at Bear Dance; Peggy Puckett, Wellshire GC
  –92-96–188; Mary Lou Fehr, Saddle Rock GC; Nancy White, Saddle Rock GC

  Third Flight
  –82-85–167; Patti Stringer, Patty Jewett GC; Sallie Gallegos, Patty Jewett GC
  –82-85–167; Carlene Decker, Kissing Camels GC; Valerie Rock, Kissing Camels GC
  –79-90–169; Jan Carter, Indian Tree GC; Nancy Wilson, Indian Tree GC
  –83-86–169; Lyndon Lieb, Broken Tee GC; Judy Maillis, Broken Tee GC
  –83-87–170; Dot Lindsey, Riverdale GC; Berta Thimmig, Riverdale GC
  –86-90–176; Pam Levkulich, Meridian GC; Bonnie Catalano, Meridian GC
  –87-90–177; Anne Lewis, Heritage Eagle Bend GC; Barbara Johnston, Heritage Eagle Bend GC
  –87-94–181; Jennie Jones, Raccoon Creek GC; Sherri Wirth, Littleton GC

  Fourth Flight
  –80-90–170; Pam Godfrey, Patty Jewett GC; Lita Van Cleave, Patty Jewett GC
  –84-86–170; Lavonne Weinbender, Patty Jewett GC; Julie Workman, Patty Jewett GC
  –86-86–172; Melanie Gleason, Patty Jewett GC; Kathleen Comes, Patty Jewett GC
  –82-90–172; Linda Korte, Overland Park GC; Norma Bisdorf, Overland Park GC
  –86-88–174; Claudia Gallegos, South Suburban GC; Nona Radin, Lakewood CC
  –93-82–175; Donna Edelen, Riverdale GC; Becky Finger, Riverdale GC
  –89-88–177; Cindy Christiano, Red Hawk Ridge GC; Liza DePinto, Red Hawk Ridge GC
  –90-88–178; Lila Bradley, The Club at Flying Horse ; Peggy Cox, The Club at Flying Horse
  –89-90–179; Pat Cahill, Patty Jewett GC; Connie Arbuckle, Valley Hi GC
  –92-95–187; Diane Storlie, Riverdale GC; Sharon Thiel, Riverdale GC

  Fifth Flight
  –89-87–176; Bunny Ambrose, Riverdale GC; Sandra Schnitzer, Riverdale GC
  –89-93–182; Mary Watt, The Club at Flying Horse ; Connie Brown, The Club at Flying Horse
  –95-88–183; Cheryl Miller, Riverdale GC; Marilyn Hollman, Riverdale GC
  –89-95–184; Susan Elliott, Riverdale GC; Roben Deines, Riverdale GC
  –94-94–188; Cindy Lonis, Devil’s Thumb GC; Vicki Ripp, Devil’s Thumb GC
  –86-103–189; Pamela Schmidt, Broken Tee GC; Becky Kenny, Red Hawk Ridge GC
  –94-98–192; Margie Doss, Fitzsimons GC; Rose Rismanchi, Fitzsimons GC
  –101-102–203; Dee Ann Knudsen, South Suburban GC; Lucy Adler, Murphy Creek GC

NET
  Championship Flight
  –66-69–135; Lisa Stone, Saddle Rock GC; Laurie Steenrod, Saddle Rock GC
  –69-68–137; Christie Austin, Cherry Hills CC ; Cindy Pallatino, CommonGround GC
  –66-73–139; Lois Meredith, Perry Park CC ; Ron Irons, Eisenhower GC
  –72-67–139; Samantha Stancato, Patty Jewett GC; Kathleen Kershisnik, Columbine CC
  –72-68–140; Sue Davis, Saddle Rock GC; Jessi McVay, CommonGround GC
  –76-67–143; Vickie Brown, Broken Tee GC; Sally Lawrence, Broken Tee GC
  –72-72–144; Lynne Batchelder, Valley CC ; Nancy Ziereis, Valley CC
  –72-74–146; Ann Cates, South Suburban GC; Beth Clippinger, South Suburban GC

  First Flight
  –63-64–127; Linda Raunig, Broken Tee GC; Nina Dulacki, Broken Tee GC
  –62-67–129; Carla Shearer, Perry Park CC; Laura Watt, The Club at Flying Horse
  –62-68–130; Debra Bolke, Saddle Rock GC; Laura Dunston, Canongate at Blackstone CC
  –66-65–131; Cindy Lantz, CC at Castle Pines ; Kathryn Davis, CC at Castle Pines
  –65-71–136; Brenda Cook, The Links GC; JoLynn Ryckman, The Pinery CC
  –70-68–138; Kim Wells, Sunset GC; Karen Chase, Foothills GC
  –72-69–141; Debi Kline, Kissing Camels GC; Denise Cohen, Kissing Camels GC
  –72-72–144; Marianne Ceriani, The Club at Rolling Hills ; Tangy Buchanan, Columbine CC

  Second Flight
  –65-64–129; Maria Tafuri, Aspen GC; Heidi Horner, Aspen GC
  –62-69–131; Cathy Weber, Perry Park CC ; Chris Leger, GC at Heather Ridge
  –64-73–137; Cathy Neistat, Saddle Rock GC; Leslie Keith, Valley CC
  –68-69–137; Sandy Queen, South Suburban GC; Sharon Berglund, The Pinery CC
  –71-71–142; Nancy Boodel, Valley CC ; Carol Race, Valley CC
  –74-72–146; Carol Heupel, Colorado Springs CC ; Vivian Parle, Colorado Springs CC
  –75-75–150; Juliet Miner, The GC at Bear Dance; Peggy Puckett, Wellshire GC
  –77-83–160; Mary Lou Fehr, Saddle Rock GC; Nancy White, Saddle Rock GC

  Third Flight
  –65-67–132; Carlene Decker, Kissing Camels GC; Valerie Rock, Kissing Camels GC
  –66-69–135; Patti Stringer, Patty Jewett GC; Sallie Gallegos, Patty Jewett GC
  –67-68–135; Lyndon Lieb, Broken Tee GC; Judy Maillis, Broken Tee GC
  –64-73–137; Jan Carter, Indian Tree GC; Nancy Wilson, Indian Tree GC
  –67-71–138; Dot Lindsey, Riverdale GC; Berta Thimmig, Riverdale GC
  –68-73–141; Pam Levkulich, Meridian GC; Bonnie Catalano, Meridian GC
  –70-73–143; Anne Lewis, Heritage Eagle Bend GC; Barbara Johnston, Heritage Eagle Bend GC
  –70-76–146; Jennie Jones, Raccoon Creek GC; Sherri Wirth, Littleton GC

  Fourth Flight
  –65-67–132; Lavonne Weinbender, Patty Jewett GC; Julie Workman, Patty Jewett GC
  –63-72–135; Pam Godfrey, Patty Jewett GC; Lita Van Cleave, Patty Jewett GC
  –64-71–135; Linda Korte, Overland Park GC; Norma Bisdorf, Overland Park GC
  –74-62–136; Donna Edelen, Riverdale GC; Becky Finger, Riverdale GC
  –66-70–136; Claudia Gallegos, South Suburban GC; Nona Radin, Lakewood CC
  –70-67–137; Cindy Christiano, Red Hawk Ridge GC; Liza DePinto, Red Hawk Ridge GC
  –71-68–139; Lila Bradley, The Club at Flying Horse ; Peggy Cox, The Club at Flying Horse
  –69-71–140; Pat Cahill, Patty Jewett GC; Connie Arbuckle, Valley Hi GC
  –73-69–142; Melanie Gleason, Patty Jewett GC; Kathleen Comes, Patty Jewett GC
  –73-75–148; Diane Storlie, Riverdale GC; Sharon Thiel, Riverdale GC

  Fifth Flight
  –68-66–134; Bunny Ambrose, Riverdale GC; Sandra Schnitzer, Riverdale GC
  –65-69–134; Margie Doss, Fitzsimons GC; Rose Rismanchi, Fitzsimons GC
  –67-72–139; Mary Watt, The Club at Flying Horse ; Connie Brown, The Club at Flying Horse
  –70-70–140; Cindy Lonis, Devil’s Thumb GC; Vicki Ripp, Devil’s Thumb GC
  –74-68–142; Cheryl Miller, Riverdale GC; Marilyn Hollman, Riverdale GC
  –67-79–146; Pamela Schmidt, Broken Tee GC; Becky Kenny, Red Hawk Ridge GC
  –72-74–146; Dee Ann Knudsen, South Suburban GC; Lucy Adler, Murphy Creek GC
  –71-76–147; Susan Elliott, Riverdale GC; Roben Deines, Riverdale GC