Freshman Sophia Reed has tied the program record for the lowest single-round score with a three-over par 75, placing her in a tie for second at the PSAC Championships. The Bloomsburg women's golf team sits in third place after the first round, recording a team score of 333 at Berkleigh Golf Club. This score marks the lowest single-round for Bloomsburg at the conference tournament. Junior Noemi Krizso is tied for 14th after carding an 83, while Emma Lewis is tied for 18th with an 84. The second round commences at 10 a.m. with Bloomsburg set to tee off later in the day.

By the Numbers
  • Sophia Reed matched the program record with a score of 75.
  • The Bloomsburg women's golf team scored 333, placing them 45-over par.
  • Noemi Krizso shot an 83, tying her for 14th place.
State of Play
  • Bloomsburg is in third place after the first round of the championships.
  • Reed is tied for second, alongside Gannon's Alexandria LeCureux.
  • Krizso and Lewis are positioned closely in the standings, with other team members also in contention.
What's Next

As the second round begins, the Huskies aim to improve their standing, drawing on strong performances from Reed and Krizso. The team looks to sustain momentum and capitalize on their low round score. Upcoming rounds will be crucial for determining final standings in the championships.

Bottom Line

Strong individual performances highlight Bloomsburg's potential to challenge for the title. With reed's record-tying score and a solid team effort, the Huskies are positioned to make a significant impact in the remaining rounds.