Upcoming Event: Women's Golf at Johnie Imes Invitational on September 21, 2026
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JACKS SIT IN THIRD AT JOHNIE IMES INVITE
9/21/2026 5:52:00 PM | Women's Golf
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The South Dakota State women's golf team sits in third place at the Johnie Imes Invitational following a standout performance from Hannah Boraas on Friday.
The Jacks stand at 25-over through two rounds and are two strokes ahead of West Georgia, currently sitting in fourth place. Missouri and Missouri State pace the pack as Missouri holds the lead, shooting 8-under on the day, with Missouri State trailing them, shooting 7-over through two rounds.
Hannah Boraas started the day shooting 3-under in her first round, firing off an eagle on hole 14 to cap off the round. She was the picture of consistency in the second round, racking up two birdies during the round and finishing even par. She currently sits tied for ninth.
Molly O'Hara is tied for 16th at the end of day one at the Johnie Imes Invitational. She shot 5-over in her first round but settled in and found her footing during her second round, shooting 1-over and racking up three birdies.
Riko Danjo sits one shot off of O'Hara, shooting 7-over for the day. She shot 3-over in her first round and 4-over in her second round; she is tied for 18th.
Rylan Horning sits just two shots behind Danjo at 9-over for the day. She shot 6-over in the first round and fought back in the second as she shot 3-over, finishing tied for 20th after day one.
Olivia Braun finished tied for 43rd after day one, shooting 9-over in both of her rounds on Monday.
Samantha Stites, competing as an individual, finished 51st on day one. She shot 13-over in both of her rounds on Monday.
UP NEXT
The Jacks will play the final 18 holes of the Johnie Imes Invitational tomorrow, starting at 8:30 a.m. CT.
The Jacks stand at 25-over through two rounds and are two strokes ahead of West Georgia, currently sitting in fourth place. Missouri and Missouri State pace the pack as Missouri holds the lead, shooting 8-under on the day, with Missouri State trailing them, shooting 7-over through two rounds.
Hannah Boraas started the day shooting 3-under in her first round, firing off an eagle on hole 14 to cap off the round. She was the picture of consistency in the second round, racking up two birdies during the round and finishing even par. She currently sits tied for ninth.
Molly O'Hara is tied for 16th at the end of day one at the Johnie Imes Invitational. She shot 5-over in her first round but settled in and found her footing during her second round, shooting 1-over and racking up three birdies.
Riko Danjo sits one shot off of O'Hara, shooting 7-over for the day. She shot 3-over in her first round and 4-over in her second round; she is tied for 18th.
Rylan Horning sits just two shots behind Danjo at 9-over for the day. She shot 6-over in the first round and fought back in the second as she shot 3-over, finishing tied for 20th after day one.
Olivia Braun finished tied for 43rd after day one, shooting 9-over in both of her rounds on Monday.
Samantha Stites, competing as an individual, finished 51st on day one. She shot 13-over in both of her rounds on Monday.
UP NEXT
The Jacks will play the final 18 holes of the Johnie Imes Invitational tomorrow, starting at 8:30 a.m. CT.
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