Four members of the University of Southern Indiana Women's Golf team have been named to the College Sports Communications (CSC) Academic All-District team. To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5 and compete effectively in their respective sports. The selected athletes include sophomores Brianna Kirsch and Fernanda Vera, junior Tora Timinsky, and graduate student Valeria Lopez de Haro Juste. Each athlete has demonstrated academic and athletic excellence, contributing significantly to the Screaming Eagles' success.

By the Numbers
  • Brianna Kirsch averaged 79.86 strokes per round with a season-low of 66 at the Ohio Valley Championships.
  • Fernanda Vera averaged 79.92 strokes per round, achieving her lowest score of 74 at the Charles Braun Invitational.
  • Junior Tora Timinsky had a per-round average of 80.93 with a top-five finish at the Charles Braun Invitational.
  • Valeria Lopez de Haro Juste averaged 79.87 strokes over 23 rounds, securing a top-10 finish at the Windy City Invitational.
State of Play
  • The Women's Golf team is showcasing strong academic achievements alongside athletic performance.
  • The Screaming Eagles continue to excel in both academics and competition, reflecting the program's commitment to student-athlete success.
What's Next

The USI Women's Golf team will continue their season, aiming to build on their academic honors while pursuing competitive success in upcoming tournaments.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these four athletes highlights the importance of balancing academics with sports, setting a standard for future student-athletes at USI.