Women's Golf | 10/10/2026 4:45:00 PM

Reedsburg, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse golf team sits in fourth place after round two of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships (presented by Culvers) Saturday afternoon at Reedsburg Country Club. 

 
THE BASICS
Results: 4th/8 teams (320, 322 - 642) after two rounds. UW-Stout  (615) leads the Championships after shooting a 310 round one and a 320 in the second round as a team while UW-Eau Claire is in second place with a 631 (314, 317). In third place is UW-Whitewater (308, 328- 636) followed by UW-La Crosse in fourth place (320, 322 - 642) , UW-Stevens Points (333, 320- 653) and UW-River Falls (345, 330- 675) in sixth. UW-Oshkosh (347, 343- 690) is in seventh place while UW-Platteville (357, 346- 703) in eighth..
Location: Reedsburg Country Club, Reedsburg, Wis. (Par 72 - 5709)
Tournament Format: 54 holes (3 rounds)
What is at stake: The winning team will receive an automatic bid into the NCAA Division III Championship that will be held May 11-14, 2027, at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Va.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• UW-Whitewater's Delainey Halverson is the clubhouse leader after round two as she shot a 2-over 74 in on Friday and a 76 on Saturday for a total of 150. 
• Haley Thoeny leads the Eagles as she is tied for third place after shooting a 156 (75, 81) over the first two rounds. 
• After shooting an 81 on Friday, Nora Gogin cut two strokes off on Saturday with a 79 to be tied for ninth with total of 160. 
• With rounds of 81 on Friday and Saturday, Madeline Trannel (162) is tied for 14th place overall. 
• Teammates Allie McBryde (88, 81) and Sylvia Seiffert (83, 86) are tied for 27th place as they both head into the third round with a 169. 
• Also playing as individuals for the Eagles is Lucy Nielsen (82, 86 - 168, T-24th), Rickie Tillotson (89, 95, - 183 63rd), Brynn Spanier (93, 95 - 188 T-66th), Taylor Schmidt (97, 94 - 191 T-71st) and Regan Hermanson (101, 93 - 194, 72nd). 

Up Next

• The final round of the WIAC Championships will start at 9 a.m. on Sunday morning.