After waiting almost a month from their first meet, Chadron State’s golf team competed in the ThunderWolf Ladies Spring Invitational on Saturday in Pueblo, Colo., finishing in sixth place out of the ten teams that participated.

The Chadron State golf team traveled through two states to compete in their first meet on Thursday in Billings, Mont.

The Eagle’s golf team has gotten off to a great start for the 2012 season. For a team of predominantly freshman, they have proved themselves a threat.

Sharing the load is always nice, but for Nicole Tslutos, senior of Hay Springs, it isn’t an option. She is the only senior on Chadron State College’s golf team.

Even with seven of the nine golfers being freshman, Chadron State College’s golf team is ready to start the season.

Vince Lombardi once said “Winning is everything.”

The 2011-2012 Chadron State College golf team disagrees.

The team competed against eight other squads in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship Monday and Tuesday and returned yesterday with a last place finish. But with their season over, they’re taking the loss in stride.

The Chadron State College Women’s Golf team is off to a rocky start with the spring half of the season. After shooting 762 and finishing 8th in the Colorado State University-Pueblo Ladies Spring Invitational over the weekend, the Eagles returned home to host Tuesday afternoon’s CSC Triangular at Ridgeview Country Club.

The golf team finished second to last in the final golf tournament of the season.

The Eagles’ golf team finished 13th of 14 teams Sunday at the Augustana Invitational. The team still managed to beat the University of Nebraska-Kearney Lopers, which, according to head coach Terri Connealy, was the most positive thing.

Despite harsh winter conditions that forced limited practices, the Chadron State golf team finished sixth of eight in the two-day Thunderwolf Ladies Spring Invite tournament at Desert Hawk Golf Course in Pueblo, Colo., Sunday.