SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah. — Eastern Washington women's golf traveled to Utah for its first tournament of the 2026 season, competing in the Wolverine Invitational. The Eagles got their first look at Big Sky opponents, tying for 8th and finishing ahead of Idaho.
Esha Reddy had a career-high week, shooting her best 36-hole total of 152 (+8). She also beat her 54-hole score with a 224 (+8), while tying her best 18-hole round on the third day with a 72 (E). She tied for 22nd on the individual leaderboard.
Freshman Ella Follen shot her best round with a score of 70 (-2). She had a flawless front nine, without a bogey on her third round, and shot a 33 (-3).
Spencer Cerenzia also had a strong showing, tying her 36-hole best of 152 (+8) and finishing in a tie for 30th.
Utah Valley finished (+11) to claim the team title. Southern Utah had the solo title winner, Saylar May, who shot a 208 (-8).
Up Next
Eastern will return home to host the Kalispel Invitational. The Kalispel Invitational will take place at Kalispel Country Club in Spokane, Washington, from Sept. 21st (Monday) through Sept. 22nd (Tuesday).
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