BEAUMONT, Texas – The recent decisions to cancel the remainder of the 2020 spring athletics schedule has left a void for sports fans across the country. LamarCardinals.com thought it would be a great time to take a look back at some of the great moments, athletes and coaches that have helped Lamar University stand out in the competition arena. Over the course of the coming days and weeks, LamarCardinals.com will be posting stories – in no particular order – reliving some of these great moments.
   
The 2015-16 Lamar University Women's Golf program won their fourth consecutive Southland Conference Tournament title, becoming the first program in Southland Conference history to do so. The 2015-16 title became the seventh overall title for the Cardinals with former Cardinal Wenny Chang winning the 2016 Individual title to give Lamar their conference leading fourth individual champion.
 
The Cardinals led from wire-to-wire as they finished eight strokes ahead of runner-up Central Arkansas. Lamar posted a final round of 307 to finish with an 898. Chang fired an even-par 72 in the final round on the 6,251-yard layout on the Hills Course of the Stonebridge Ranch Country Club to finish at 2-under-par 214, seven strokes ahead of Central Arkansas' Fernanda Lira.
 
It was the first conference medalist honor for Chang, the former junior, who lost in a playoff in the 2015 SLC Tournament. Chang is the fourth LU women's golfer to earn medalist honors and was the first since Stine Pedersen in 2011.
 
Former senior Taylor Stockton became the first women's golfer to be a member of four Southland Championship squads (2013-16). Stockton finished third overall at 7-over 223 after a final round of 80.
 
The Cardinals clinched an automatic berth in the NCAA Championships in the College Station Regional where they placed 16^th of 18 teams.
 
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