Golf releases spring schedule
BROOKINGS, S.D. (GoJacks.com) — South Dakota State men’s and women’s golf released its 2021 spring schedule Tuesday.
The Jackrabbits are scheduled to play in seven tournaments over the course of nine weeks after their 2020 spring season was cut short and they missed the fall portion of the season due to COVID-19 concerns.
The season begins Feb. 19-21 when the men travel to Palm Desert, Calif. to participate in the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate and the women head to Greensboro, Ga. to participate in the Reynolds Lake Oconee Collegiate.
For the 12th consecutive year, SDSU will host the Jackrabbit Invitational on March 8 and 9 in Boulder City, Nevada. Last season, the Jacks finished first in the event.
After a quick turnaround, the Jacks will be back in action March 11-12 when they travel to St. George, Utah for the Lady Thunderbird Invitational.
Following the Bama Beach Bash (March 19-21) in Gulf Shores, Ala., the Jackrabbits conclude their regular season with the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic April 5-6 in Maricopa, Ariz. and Stampede at the Creek on April 12 and 13 in Omaha, Neb.
The Summit League Women’s Championship is scheduled to take place April 24-26 in Newton, Kan, and the men’s May 1-3 in Newton, Kan.
Women’s Schedule
Feb. 19-21 – Reynolds Lake Oconee Collegiate – Greensboro, Ga.
March 8-9 – Jackrabbit Invitational – Boulder City, Nev.
March 11-12 – Lady Thunderbird Invitational – St. George, Utah
March 19-21 – Bama Beach Bash – Gulf Shores, Ala.
April 5-6 – Wyoming Cowgirl Classic – Maricopa, Ariz.
April 12-13 – Stampede at the Creek – Omaha, Neb.
April 24-26 – Summit League Championship – Newton, Kan.
Men’s Schedule
Feb. 19-21 – Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate – Palm Desert, Calif.
March 5-6 – Jackrabbit Invitational – Boulder City, Nev.
March 22-23 – Duck Invitational – Eugene, Ore.
April 5-6 – Tiger Invitational – Columbia, Mo.
April 12-13 – Stampede at the Creek – Omaha, Neb.
April 17-18 – Hawkeye Invitational – Iowa City, Iowa
May 1-3 – Summit League Championship – Newton, Kan.
