HOUSTON, Texas (May 18, 2018) - Jennies Golf's Olivia Sobaski is making UCM history as the first member in team history to compete at the NCAA National Championships.
She finished at +27, 315 for four rounds and in a tie for 51^st place overall.

Sobaski completed her fourth round Saturday, shooting +6, 78, her second-best round of the tournament. She hit par on 13 of her 18 holes and was three-over-par on both the front and back nine.

Sobaski moved up 11 places on the third day, turning in her best round in Houston. She was four-over-par with a 76 and finished her round by making birdie on two of her final three holes. She was one-over-par for her final nine holes and hit 10 pars in the third round. 

Over the final two days, Sobaski climbed 14 spots in the individual standings.

Sobaski got off to a slow start on day one, but regrouped later in the round. After hitting par on her first hole, Sobaski went five-over par on her next four. She finished strong though, shooting three-over par for the final 13 holes, closing her round at +8, 80 on the par-72 course. 

???????Sobaski started round two on the back nine, and found the same success she finished day one with. After nine holes, she was one-over-par with two birdies. It was holes 1-9 that once again gave her trouble. She was eight-over-par for the nine holes while making par on three.

Over the four of three days, Sobaski has carded six birdies, two on each of the first three days. She averaged 5.19 strokes on 16 par-five holes and was three-over-par.

Katharina Keilich of the University of Indianapolis is the individual champion. She finished one-under-par at 287 and was the only individual to shoot under par for the entire tournament.