Women's Golf | 4/25/2022 10:58:00 AM
KUTZTOWN, Pa. – The Bloomsburg University women's golf team finished seventh at the program's first Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Women's Golf Championship, Sunday afternoon.
Gianna Pelzer (Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley) finished the tournament 24
th and the top golfer from BU as she had a 95 in the final round of the weekend. Pelzer opened Sunday with a pair of pars on the first and second hole and had a par on the par-five fifth hole for a 46 on the front nine. She had another pair of pars on the back nine for a 49 and a round score of 95. She finished the tournament with a three-day score of 269 (87-87-95)
Olivia Martinez (Bellevue, Ohio/Bellevue) had a consistent championship as she finished tied for 25
th overall. Martinez opened the final round with a par on the first hole before she birdied the par-4 second hole. She finished with a par at hole five and turned in a 43 on the front nine. Martinez finished the championship event with a 50 on the back nine for a round of 93. She turned a three-day score of 270 (90-86-94)
Sarah Vietmeier (Pittsburgh, Pa./Montour) moved up a spot after the final round as she shot a team-best round of 92. Vietmeier made par on the fourth and ninth hole on the front nine and on the 12
th, 14
th, and 17
th on the back. She finished the tournament with a three-day score of 278 (92-94-92).
Ryleigh Faust (Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Area) finshed the three-day tournament with a score of 280 after a 98 on Sunday. She finished tied for 33. Faust made a par on the fourth and fifth hole for a 45 on the front nine and parred the 13
th and 18
th hole to turn in a 53 on the back.
Kylie Wood (Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown) rounded out the golfers for Bloomsburg as she finished with a 97 on Sunday to take 42
nd overall. She had a three-day score of 293 (98-98-97). After posting a par on the sixth hole, Wood closed out the front nine with a par at nine for a 44 on the front. Wood closed out the day with a 53 on the back nine for her 97.
The Huskies finished the tournament with a combined score of 1,096 for the three-day championship event. The Huskies had their best combined day on Saturday with a team score of 357 while opening the event with a 362 on Friday. Bloomsburg closed out the championship with a 377 on Sunday.
Gannon won its third consecutive PSAC title going away with a three-day total of 953 (+89), 42 strokes ahead of Mercyhurst (995, +131). Cal U was third at 1011 (+147), Millersville fourth at 1028 (+164) and West Chester fifth at 1049 (+185).
