The 2015 USGA Women’s State Team Championship was held at Dalhousie Golf Club in Cape Girardeau, Missouri on September 10-12. The course was setup at 6,203 yards and played to a par of 36-36–72. The USGA Women’s State Team is a biennial competition including all states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The tournament was fifty-four holes of stroke play with the two lowest of the three individual rounds counting as the team’s score for the round. There was also a 36-hole cut that reduced the field to the 21 lowest-scoring team, plus ties.
The Maryland team was represented by Connie Isler (Annapolis, MD), Aneka Seumanutafa (Frederick, MD), and Delaney Shah (North Potomac, MD) and was led by Team Captain Melly Tucker, President of the MSGA-WD. After the opening round on Thursday, Maryland came out strong with a total of 144 and would stand in fourth place. The counting rounds for round one were Delaney and Aneka’s 72’s. After the second round, Maryland fell to tied for 14th place after shooting a 157, but made the cut at would have a chance to come-back in the third round. The counting rounds for round two were Aneka’s 77 and Delaney’s 80. In the third round, Maryland would finish with a 159 for the day and an overall total of 460. The counting scores for round three were Aneka’s 76 and Connie’s 83.
Individually, Aneka Seumanutafa finished tied for 18th with rounds of 72-77-76–225.