Concordia Women's Golf will resume its 2024-25 season while traveling to the Phoenix area for the second time in three years. The Bulldogs will compete in the two-day SMSU Spring Invite.
Concordia Women's Golf has unveiled a spring semester schedule that features a trip to the Phoenix area for spring break. The 2025 GPAC Championships will take place in Cairo, Neb.
Led by junior Maddie Lewis, the Bulldogs held steady while placing fifth at the two-day (Oct. 4-5) Nebraska Intercollegiate. Lewis earned a top 20 placement and teammate Emery Custer followed close behind.
On a near perfect day at the Nebraska Intercollegiate, Concordia Women’s Golf shot below its season average on the strength of three individual scores in the 80s. Freshman Savannah McFalls set a new personal best with an 87.
State bragging rights will be on the line at the 2024 Nebraska Intercollegiate, which will close the fall season for Concordia Golf. The Bulldogs have been led this season by the likes of Emery Custer and Justin Webert.
Emery Custer recorded the seventh top 10 tournament finish of her career and Sarah Wilson shot a career low as the Siouxland Invite wrapped up on Tuesday (Sept. 24). The Bulldogs placed eighth as a team.
Roughly two weeks since its last action, the Concordia Women’s Golf team returned to action on Monday (Sept. 23) and shot a 350 in round one of the Siouxland Invite. Three Bulldogs shot in the 80s.
The second day of action at Bayside Golf Club in Brule, Neb., resulted in significant improvement for Concordia Women’s Golf, which got a team low round of 80 by junior Emery Custer.
An 88 turned in by Jennifer Gillotti highlighted the efforts of Concordia Women's Golf on an action-packed Monday (Sept. 9). The Bulldogs were represented at two separate meets in different time zones.
Spearheaded by Emery Custer and Maddie Lewis, the Bulldogs flirted with a top-five finish before settling for ninth place at the Mount Marty Invite. Custer and Lewis both shot in the 80s on day two of the tournament.
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