Mizzou women’s golf secured a second-place finish at the Jim West Challenge on Monday at Kissing Tree Golf Club, earning its fourth consecutive top-three finish to close the fall season. The Tigers finished with three golfers in the top five, led by Alexandra Berglund’s third-place finish.

Berglund finished at eight-under 208, setting a career-low tournament score and earning her second career top-five finish. Her opening-round 65 was the lowest round by any Tiger this season. Berglund held the individual lead after the first two rounds before finishing third at eight-under par.

Addie Dobson finished tied for fifth at four-under 212, earning her fourth consecutive top-10 finish. Dobson finished under par in each of her first four tournaments of the season, continuing a strong start to her year in which she is ranked No. 15 in the nation.

Fleur Van Beek climbed into the top 10 with a final-round three-under 69, the third-lowest round of her career. She finished tied for eighth at three-under 213, earning her second top-10 finish and third sub-par round of the season.

Melanie Walker tied for 24th at three-over 219 after posting a two-under 70 in the final round. The senior recorded three birdies and an eagle on hole 17 to highlight her final round of 2026.

Addie Surber finished tied at 20-over par, while Grace Crawford, competing as an individual, recorded a 30-over.

Mizzou’s second-place finish marks its fourth consecutive top-three result and caps a strong fall campaign for the Tigers. Mizzou will look to carry that momentum into the spring portion of its schedule, which begins Feb. 21 at the Westbrook Invitational in Peoria, Ariz. 

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