Women's Golf | 9/15/2026 10:31:00 PM

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — The Bloomsburg women's golf team climbed the leaderboard behind a 12-stroke improvement in the final round of the Millersville Women's Fall Classic, earning a fourth-place finish Tuesday at Berkleigh Golf Club.

The Huskies opened the two-day tournament Monday with a team score of 343, placing them in a tie for fifth with Clarion. Bloomsburg then posted a 331 Tuesday to move into fourth place with a 36-hole total of 674.

Noemi Krizso (New Windsor, N.Y./Cornwall Central) paced the Huskies throughout the tournament. She carded an opening-round 83 to sit in a tie for 15th before firing an 80 Tuesday. Her two-round score of 163 moved her into a tie for 13th in the 50-player field.

Nadia Yackanicz (Schwenksville, Pa./Perkiomen Valley) opened with an 85 and ended Monday tied for 20th. She improved by three strokes during the final round, recording an 82 to finish tied for 18th at 167.

Emma Lewis (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown) made one of the biggest moves of the tournament for Bloomsburg. Lewis began the event with an 88 and sat tied for 25th after the opening round. She followed with an 82 Tuesday, shaving six strokes off her first-round score and climbing into a tie for 20th at 170.

Emma Tolbert (Chambersburg, Pa./Chambersburg Area) provided Bloomsburg's fourth counting score Monday, shooting an 87 to finish the opening round tied for 23rd. She closed with a 96 and placed 33rd with a two-day total of 183.

Kate Pettersen (Okotoks, Alberta/North Shore Academy) rounded out the Huskies' lineup. After opening with a 92 and sitting tied for 31st, Pettersen improved by five strokes with a final-round 87. She climbed four positions to finish tied for 27th at 179, with her second-round score contributing to Bloomsburg's team total.

The Huskies entered Tuesday one stroke behind fourth-place California and 14 shots back of third-place Millersville. Bloomsburg's final-round 331 was seven strokes better than California's 338, allowing the Huskies to secure fourth place. Bloomsburg finished ahead of California (680), Clarion (689), East Stroudsburg (731), Alvernia (745) and Eastern (969).

Adelphi captured the team championship with a 636, four strokes ahead of runner-up Kutztown. Host Millersville placed third at 653. Kutztown's Brooke Graham earned medalist honors with a 5-over-par 149.