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CSUN Women's Golf Takes Second at Yellowstone Intercollegiate

9/16/2025

Summary

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The CSUN women's golf team ranks second at the Yellowstone Intercollegiate, scoring 1-under 575 with rounds of 289-286.
Senior Piar stands third individually at 4-under 140, following a strong 4-under 68 in the first round.
Senior Kim Turgut is tied for eighth at 1-under 143, while Ariya Soldwisch is tied for 13th at 1-over 145.
The Kansas State men's golf team is fifth at The Wohali with a score of 13-over 581 amid windy conditions.
NMU men's golf team is in 17th place at the Bulldog Fall Classic, shooting +61 through nearly two rounds.
Wheeling Women's Golf's Ella Keffer leads the Pipesteam Invitational with a personal record score of 72.

History

Historical Context

The NCAA established a women's golf championship in 2010, marking a significant advancement for female athletes. The California State University, Northridge (CSUN) women's golf team showcased this growth by finishing second at the Yellowstone Intercollegiate with a score of 1-under 575. This reflects a broader trend of increasing support and recognition for women's sports in collegiate athletics.

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The CSUN women's golf team ranks second at the Yellowstone Intercollegiate, scoring 1-under 575 with rounds of 289-286.
Senior Piar stands third individually at 4-under 140, following a strong 4-under 68 in the first round.
Senior Kim Turgut is tied for eighth at 1-under 143, while Ariya Soldwisch is tied for 13th at 1-over 145.
The Kansas State men's golf team is fifth at The Wohali with a score of 13-over 581 amid windy conditions.
NMU men's golf team is in 17th place at the Bulldog Fall Classic, shooting +61 through nearly two rounds.
Wheeling Women's Golf's Ella Keffer leads the Pipesteam Invitational with a personal record score of 72.

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