Completed Event: Women's Golf versus Jayhawk Invitational on August 24, 2025 , , 2nd (889, +25)
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Women's Golf
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DeKock Ties for First; Kansas Finishes in Second at Jayhawk Invitational
8/25/2025 3:12:00 PM | Women's Golf
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas senior golfer Amy DeKock secured first collegiate win at the Jayhawk Invitational at The Jayhawk Club Monday. The Kansas women's team finished the event in second place with a score of 889 (+25).Â
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ULM won the Jayhawk Invitational with a final three-round score of 879 (+15), followed by Kansas (+25), UT Arlington (+49), Wichita State (+54), and Longwood (+61) to round out the top five in the 10-team field.Â
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"This will be a great motivator," Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle said. "It will help us work harder for our next tournament. We are very proud of Amy DeKock for winning her first tournament. I think this is going to open the gates for her as a senior this season, and hopefully she can win a few more."
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On Monday, DeKock had her best round of the tournament, carding three birdies on her final nine holes, to finish with a 72 (E). DeKock ended the tournament with scores of 74-73-72 (+3), which was good enough to tie for first, giving DeKock her first collegiate win of her career. DeKock tied ULM's Daniela Campillo Martinez for medalist honors in the 58-golfer field.
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Kansas junior Lyla Louderbaugh carded three birdies and her first eagle of the season on a 279 par-4 16th hole. Louderbaugh finished the tournament with scores of 74-73-74 (+5) and tied for third place individually. Jayhawk senior Anna Wallin finished the tournament with scores of 75-73-75 (+7) and notched her first top 10 finish with a tie for seventh place.Â
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All of the Kansas newcomers had impressive outings at the Jayhawk Invitational both days, with three golfers finishing inside the top 20 with sophomores Jillian Fatkin, Zoe Pinillos, and freshmen Kinslea Jones and Marieke Ebens. Fatkin finished the tournament with scores of 76-74-78 (+12) and tied for 14th place, while Jones went 74-76-79 (+13) and tied for 17th place.Â
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Pinillos and Ebens both competed as individuals for the tournament. Pinillos tied for 19th with scores of 76-78-76 (+14), and Ebens tied for 45th place with scores of 79-88-81 (+32).Â
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UP NEXT
Kansas women's golf will continue with its season Sept. 8-10 at the Folds of Honor Collegiate at the American Dunes Golf in Grand Haven, Michigan.
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ULM won the Jayhawk Invitational with a final three-round score of 879 (+15), followed by Kansas (+25), UT Arlington (+49), Wichita State (+54), and Longwood (+61) to round out the top five in the 10-team field.Â
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"This will be a great motivator," Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle said. "It will help us work harder for our next tournament. We are very proud of Amy DeKock for winning her first tournament. I think this is going to open the gates for her as a senior this season, and hopefully she can win a few more."
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On Monday, DeKock had her best round of the tournament, carding three birdies on her final nine holes, to finish with a 72 (E). DeKock ended the tournament with scores of 74-73-72 (+3), which was good enough to tie for first, giving DeKock her first collegiate win of her career. DeKock tied ULM's Daniela Campillo Martinez for medalist honors in the 58-golfer field.
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Kansas junior Lyla Louderbaugh carded three birdies and her first eagle of the season on a 279 par-4 16th hole. Louderbaugh finished the tournament with scores of 74-73-74 (+5) and tied for third place individually. Jayhawk senior Anna Wallin finished the tournament with scores of 75-73-75 (+7) and notched her first top 10 finish with a tie for seventh place.Â
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All of the Kansas newcomers had impressive outings at the Jayhawk Invitational both days, with three golfers finishing inside the top 20 with sophomores Jillian Fatkin, Zoe Pinillos, and freshmen Kinslea Jones and Marieke Ebens. Fatkin finished the tournament with scores of 76-74-78 (+12) and tied for 14th place, while Jones went 74-76-79 (+13) and tied for 17th place.Â
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Pinillos and Ebens both competed as individuals for the tournament. Pinillos tied for 19th with scores of 76-78-76 (+14), and Ebens tied for 45th place with scores of 79-88-81 (+32).Â
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UP NEXT
Kansas women's golf will continue with its season Sept. 8-10 at the Folds of Honor Collegiate at the American Dunes Golf in Grand Haven, Michigan.
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