The Indiana State women's golf team took a one week break after a whirl-wind start to the spring campaign, but things start to gear back up on April 1 & 2 at the Bradley Spring Invitational. The event will be held at the WeaverRidge Golf Club just outside of Peoria, Ill. The par-72 layout will play 6,065 yards. The event will consist of three rounds with 36 holes being played on Saturday, April 1 and the final 18 on Sunday, April 2.

This tournament begins a busy three-week stretch for the Sycamores which will continue on April 9-10 with the annual ISU Spring Invitational to be held at The Country Club of Terre Haute and the Missouri Valley Conference Championships from April 17-19 in Cape Girardeau, Mo.

This weekend's event is the second this spring for the Sycamores hosted by Bradley as they also took part in the Bradley Spring Break Invitational in Dallas back on March 13-14. Indiana State took eighth in that event. Indiana State opened the spring season at Kiawah Island with a 31^st place finish against the largest field in the country that weekend and were seventh at the Lamar Cardinal Challenge.

Indiana State will start Marissa Uradomo, Thilda Staubo, Sierra Hargens, Robyn Blanchard and making her first start of the spring is Abigail Irwin.

"There was 1.7 inches of rain in Peoria on Thursday with more on the way," head coach Greg Towne said. "We hope to get this tournament in despite the weather. Adapting to changing conditions is the biggest challenge in golf so we are looking foward to it. The next two weeks we look to iron out the starting lineups and deal with some equipment issues but the team is coming together nicely."

The Sycamores continue to rank sixth in the Missouri Valley Conference statistics with a 314.23 strokes per round average. Marissa Uradomo currently is fifth in the league with a 75.82 scoring average while Thilda Staubo is 28th as she averages 78.91. 

Another tough field awaits the Sycamores as they will be joined by host Bradley, Drake, Illinois-Chicago, Loyola, Missouri-St. Louis, Northern Iowa, South Dakota, Western Illinois and Green Bay. Indiana State won this tournament in 2015 with a three-round score of 944.

The event begins at 9:30 am (ET) on Saturday with a shotgun start. Sunday's single round begins at the same time. Live scoring is available at a link on top of this page.