JONESBORO, Ark. – Madison Holmes played her best round of golf at the Lady Red Wolves Classic on Tuesday, helping herself secure sixth place after 54 holes. She led the Bears to a ninth-place finish in the Bears' first event in the Natural State this year.
 
Holmes was the definition of consistent across 54 holes: although her seven birdies aren't eye-popping, she paired them with hardly any blemishes, especially on Tuesday. A 2-under 70 took her from a fringe-top-ten standing to approaching the top-five, and she finished third among the 95 golfers with 39 pars. Her final score of 217 was a single stroke above par for the three rounds, and marks the second-straight top-ten finish for the junior. Ayami Takahashi rounded out a 4-over 76 for her final round, capping a 223 final score. She led all Bears with ten birdies across 54 holes, adding two more on Tuesday.
 
Pim-Orn Thitisup played her way to a 78 on her final 18 holes, finishing strong down the stretch with a pair of birdies on her final five holes. The senior ended with six birdies across her three rounds. Valeria Ramirez saved her best golf for last, capping her performance with a 2-over 74 on Tuesday. The sophomore added three more birdies to her count, logging six across 54 holes. Gudrun Thornsteinsdottir, playing as an individual, put together a third-round score of 77, finishing with a 236 after 54 holes. Camila Moreno finished two strokes behind her after a final round of 78.
 
Arkansas State won its own event, winning by 12 strokes ahead of ULM. Samford had the second-best round of the day to move into third place, after an even 288. Texas A&M Commerce's Benz Far-arun won a four-hole playoff to take home the individual crown, beating out Little Rock's Anna Dawson. ULM's Daniela Campillo finished in third place.
 
Central Arkansas stays in the state of Arkansas next week, playing in the Little Rock Golf Classic. For complete leaderboards, visit the Lady Red Wolves Classic page.