EDINA, Minn. — The Carleton women's golf team finished seventh following the final round of the 2026 MIAC Championships on Sunday, carding a 319 (+31) at Braemar Golf Course to post a three-day tournament total of 945 (307-319-319). Junior Anna Lee and first-year Cindy Yuan both earned All-Championship Team honors by finishing tied for sixth and eighth, respectively.

St. Catherine University captured the conference title with a cumulative score of 882 (+18), finishing well ahead of co-runners-up Gustavus Adolphus College and Macalester College, who tied for second at 920 (+56). St. Catherine's Caylin Cantwell took home medalist honors at 210 (-6).

Lee posted a final-round 82 (+10) to finish tied for sixth place overall with a 54-hole score of 224 (+8, 69-73-82). The Vernon Hills, Ill., native rode strong rounds on the first two days of competition to the tie for sixth. Lee went out in 40 and came in with a 42 on the back nine to post her 82 and make her first career appearance on the MIAC All-Championship Team.

Yuan finished right behind Lee in eighth place alone, turning in a team-best 78 (+6) on Sunday to wrap up her tournament debut at 226 (+10, 71-77-78). The Danville, Calif., native carded an even-par 36 after a stretch of three birdies in five holes on the front nine. A six-over 42 on the back nine brought Yuan home with a 78 and an eighth-place finish in her debut appearance at the MIAC Championships.

First-year Angela Yu carded a final-round 78 (+6) to bounce back into a tie for 29th place with a tournament mark of 244 (+28, 81-85-78). Yu's performance on Sunday ties her best collegiate round to this point and came on the back of a four-birdie effort. The Scarsdale, N.Y., native carded three birdies on the front nine to open her round with an even-par 36 before coming in with a six-over 42.

Yu's classmate Sarah Han recorded an 81 (+9) to finish in a tie for 37th place overall at 251 (+35, 86-84-81). It was her second-lowest round of her young collegiate career and will provide momentum going into the mid-season break. Senior Charlotte Darras also competed on Sunday, closing out the tournament with a 98 (+26) to place 45th.

Up Next for the Knights
This weekend concludes the fall portion of the schedule for the Knights. They will now take some time off before beginning the spring season after the turn of the calendar year.