LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. — The 2025-26 season is now complete for Eastern Washington women's golf as they finished their competition at the Big Sky Championships on Wednesday. EWU ended the three-day competition with a score of 925.
Spencer Cerenzia and Esha Reddy tied for 32nd on the individual leaderboard, each shooting 230. Reddy carded a 75 in the opening round, while Cerenzia matched her in round two.
Lexie Mahler posted a 232 in her first postseason competition, tying for 37th. She shot a 76 in round two.
Berkley Ledesma tied for 40th, following a 234 final during the week. Ledesma's highlight came in round two, when she recorded an eagle on the 14th hole, a par four. The sophomore finished round two with a 73.
Northern Arizona won the Big Sky title, shooting 847 (-5) for the championships. Montana State's Norah Seidl won the individual title after defeating the 'Jacks' Lizzie Neale in a playoff.
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