BILLINGS, MONT. – Black Hills State women's golf concluded their fall season at the Yellowjacket Invitational on Tuesday afternoon, placing fifth out of seven teams in the field.
 
The Yellow Jackets (682, +106) finished in fifth place after a +55 score on the second day. South Dakota Mines (634, +58) secured the first-place finish, followed by Montana State Billings (651, +75) taking second after sending the University of Mary (656, +80) to third place.
 
Olivia McCandless (165, +21) finished the tournament in a four-way tie for 12^th, scoring +14 on the day. Katie Jorgenson (167, +23) finished 17^th while Lola Homiston jumped a placement this afternoon and secured a four-way tie at 22^nd. Jocelyn Olson (178, +34) shaved two strokes off her round which allowed her to climb four places to end in a three-way tie for 25^th. Cami Langley (189, +45) was the most improved Yellow Jacket golfer as she cut 19 strokes off her scorecard in round two to secure 33^rd. Langley's second round score also beat her career low round of 86, which she scored at the RMAC Championships in 2021.
 
Jacqueline Bowles (185, +41), who played in the tournament as an individual, finished in 31^st place. Her first-round score beat her season-low round of 94, which she recorded at the Hardrocker Classic earlier this fall. Madisen Jarrett (203, +59) also competed as an individual, placing 36^th at the conclusion of the Yellowjacket Fall Invitational.