Kammann Sisters Lead Bemidji State at SMSU Spring Challenge

Beavers finish 10th in Arizona tournament as sisters Haylee and Lauren Kammann tie for 31st place.

Mar. 17, 2026 at 2:36am

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The Bemidji State women's golf team finished 10th at the SMSU Spring Challenge tournament held in Litchfield Park, Arizona. Sisters Haylee and Lauren Kammann led the Beavers, each shooting a 169 to tie for 31st place. The team combined for a score of 697 over the two-day event.

Why it matters

The Kammann sisters' strong performances at the SMSU Spring Challenge highlight the talent and depth of Bemidji State's women's golf program, which is looking to build momentum heading into the spring season.

The details

Sophomore Lauren Kammann carded a 169 after shooting 81 on Day 1 and 88 on Day 2, while junior Haylee Kammann shot 85 in the first round and 84 in the second. They were followed by Sara Sroga (177), Bailey Tilley (182), and Kaitlyn Reeves (227).

  • The tournament was held on Thursday and Friday, March 16-17, 2026.
  • Bemidji State will next compete at the Augustana Spring Invitational on April 6-7, 2026 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

The players

Haylee Kammann

A junior on the Bemidji State women's golf team who tied for 31st place at the SMSU Spring Challenge.

Lauren Kammann

A sophomore on the Bemidji State women's golf team who tied for 31st place at the SMSU Spring Challenge.

Sara Sroga

A member of the Bemidji State women's golf team who shot a 177 at the SMSU Spring Challenge.

Bailey Tilley

A member of the Bemidji State women's golf team who shot a 182 at the SMSU Spring Challenge.

Kaitlyn Reeves

A member of the Bemidji State women's golf team who shot a 227 at the SMSU Spring Challenge.

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What’s next

Bemidji State will next compete at the Augustana Spring Invitational on April 6-7, 2026 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

The takeaway

The strong performances by the Kammann sisters demonstrate the talent and potential of Bemidji State's women's golf program, which will look to build on this result as it prepares for the remainder of the spring season.