Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf finished 12th at the Powercat Classic in Manhattan, Kan., as senior Lathika Krishna closed the tournament with a season-best 1-under 71. The round was the best by a Bethune-Cookman golfer since 2020. The Powercat Classic was the Wildcats’ third fall outing of the season.
Krishna improved in each round, opening with an 84 before shooting 74 in the second round and 71 in the final round. Her final two rounds were her best individual scores of the fall season. Krishna finished at 13-over par and tied for 33rd overall.
Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf results
Hannah Butzer led the Wildcats behind Krishna, shooting 251 with rounds of 82, 83 and 86. She finished 62nd overall. Vivian Luu carded a 258 with rounds of 85, 82 and 91 to place 65th.
Mia Bernier shot 85, 91 and 91 and finished 67th. Sanai Lambert followed with rounds of 94, 90 and 88 to place 68th. Those results completed Bethune-Cookman’s team finish at the Powercat Classic.
What comes next for Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf
The Wildcats will resume fall competition at the TSU Tiger Invitational. The event begins Monday, November 2, 2026. Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf will carry Krishna’s season-best final round into its next tournament.
FSB Take
Krishna’s 1-under 71 was the defining individual result for Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf at the Powercat Classic. Her progression from an opening-round 84 to a final-round 71, along with the best round by a Bethune-Cookman golfer since 2020, gave the Wildcats a clear highlight from their third fall outing.
Source: Original report