Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf finished fourth among five teams at Indian Creek Golf Club in Elkhorn, Nebraska, after opening the event with a 310. The score marked the program’s lowest team score since the 2024 Southwestern Athletic Conference Championships.
Lathika Krishna led Bethune-Cookman University individually, shooting 229 over three rounds to finish fifth overall. Krishna carded rounds of 75, 79 and 75, and her eight birdies tied for the fourth-most in the field.
Krishna leads individual results
Krishna’s 229 was the top score among Bethune-Cookman University players at the event. Her final-round 75 matched her opening-round score and completed a three-round performance that included eight birdies.
Vivian Luu made her second career start for Bethune-Cookman University and recorded her first top-15 finish. The junior transfer shot 234 with rounds of 76, 77 and 81. Luu also recorded eight birdies and 28 pars.
Bethune-Cookman completes team results
Hannah Butzer finished 22nd overall after shooting 80 in each of the first two rounds and 83 in the final round. Mia Bernier placed 26th with a 247 after rounds of 84, 82 and 81.
Lana Bowen opened with a 79 and finished 29th overall. Sanai Lambert shot 257 across three rounds, recording scores of 86, 81 and 90.
Bethune-Cookman University finished fourth in the five-team event, with its 310 opening round standing as the team’s lowest score since the 2024 Southwestern Athletic Conference Championships. Krishna’s fifth-place finish and Luu’s first top-15 result were the team’s highest individual highlights listed from the event.
Next event
Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf is scheduled to compete in the Powercat Invitational in Manhattan, Kansas. The event begins Sunday, Sept. 27, and the final round is scheduled for Tuesday.
The Powercat Invitational will be the next scheduled event for the Wildcats after their fourth-place finish at Indian Creek Golf Club. The tournament will follow Krishna’s fifth-place result and Luu’s first top-15 finish for Bethune-Cookman University.
FSB Take
Bethune-Cookman University women’s golf produced a clear team benchmark with its opening-round 310 at Indian Creek Golf Club. Krishna’s fifth-place finish led the individual results, while Luu added her first top-15 finish in her second career start for the program. The Wildcats are scheduled to return to competition Sunday at the Powercat Invitational in Manhattan, Kansas.
Source: Original report