The Flagler College women’s golf team finished second after the first two rounds of the Eckerd Invitational on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, at Pasadena Yacht & Country Club in Gulfport, Florida. Flagler opened its fall season with rounds of 301 and 299 for a 600 total, 24 over par. Four Saints finished among the top 10 individually.
Kalia Polete and Victoria Veator tied for fourth at 148, four over par. Addison King tied for seventh at 149, five over par, while Darci Wagner tied for 10th at 150, six over par.
Flagler places four in the top 10
Polete made her Flagler debut with matching rounds of 74. The junior transfer recorded 21 pars and six birdies across the two rounds. Veator shot 77 in the opening round and improved to 71 in the second, when she recorded five birdies.
King, a senior, shot 74-75 to finish tied for seventh. Wagner made her collegiate debut with rounds of 76 and 74 and recorded 29 pars. Her 150 total placed her in a tie for 10th.
Flagler debuts and individual result
Sophia Cavanagh and Vanessa Perry also made their Flagler debuts. Cavanagh shot 77-76 for a 153 total, nine over par, and tied for 22nd. Perry improved from 84 in the first round to 74 in the second and tied for 45th at 158, 14 over par.
Halahn Lee tied for 63rd at 166, 22 over par, after rounds of 81 and 85. Lee recorded three birdies in the first round, including two on the back nine. Sofia Terzoli competed as an individual and tied for 22nd at 153, nine over par, after shooting 77-76.
Barry leads team standings
Barry led the team standings at 295-293 for a 588 total, 12 over par. Flagler was 12 strokes behind Barry, while Tampa placed third at 607, 31 over par.
Keiser followed at 612, Lynn at 613, Eckerd at 617, Saint Leo at 618, Nova Southeastern at 622, Embry-Riddle at 626, Palm Beach Atlantic at 630 and Edward Waters at 734.
Leonie Sinnhuber of Barry led the individual standings at 141, three under par, after rounds of 71 and 70.
FSB Take
Flagler College opened its fall season with a 600 team total and four top-10 individual finishes. Polete and Veator shared fourth place at 148, while King and Wagner gave the Saints two more golfers inside the top 10. Flagler also had debuts from Polete, Wagner, Cavanagh and Perry at the Gulfport tournament.
Source: Original report