The Salisbury University women’s golf team finished third at the two-day Colonial Women’s Golf Conference Championship on Oct. 27 at Running Deer Golf Club in Pittsgrove, New Jersey. Salisbury secured a place on the league championship podium for the second consecutive year.
Salisbury finished third in the six-team field with a two-day total of 670, which was 94 over par. The Sea Gulls followed a first-round 332 with a second-round 338 and finished more than 40 strokes ahead of fourth-place Kean, which totaled 713.
Babson wins Colonial Women’s Golf Conference title
Babson won the championship with a 591 total, while Christopher Newport finished second with 611. Salisbury’s third-place result gave the program consecutive podium finishes at the conference championship.
Krista Brosius led Salisbury for the second consecutive year at the championship. She finished 12th among 30 individuals with a two-day total of 165, which was 21 over par, after shooting a 91 in the second round.
Stella Jaffe, Sydney Lynott tie for 13th
Stella Jaffe and Sydney Lynott tied for 13th with two-day totals of 166, which was 22 over par. Jaffe shot a 79 in the second round and improved by eight strokes from the first round, while Lynott carded an 82.
Ava Kelly finished 16th with a two-day total of 173, which was 29 over par, after shooting an 86 in the second round. Caroline Fitzgerald placed 24th with a two-day total of 201, which was 57 over par, following a second-round 101.
Salisbury University women’s golf returns in spring 2027
The championship completed Salisbury’s fall portion of the 2026-27 campaign. The Salisbury University women’s golf team will return to competition in spring 2027, and the spring schedule will be announced later.
Salisbury University is an NCAA Division III member with primary membership in the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference and affiliate membership in the Colonial Women’s Golf Conference for women’s golf. The official championship recap includes the complete team and individual results.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
The Salisbury University women’s golf team paired a third-place finish with three players among the top 13 individuals. Krista Brosius again led Salisbury, while Stella Jaffe and Sydney Lynott shared 13th place.
With the fall portion complete, Salisbury University women’s golf will next compete in spring 2027. The program will await the release of its spring schedule.
Source: Original report
