In a tense, two-day battle on the greens, Sienna Mosquera and her Lehigh University Women's Golf teammates displayed immense composure to snatch the team title at the Lehigh Invitational in New Jersey. Lehigh University delivered a clutch final-round performance at the demanding Trump National Golf Club, ultimately edging out rival Penn by a single, decisive stroke.
Lehigh finished the 36-hole tournament with a combined score of 609 (rounds of 306 and 303). This tight final tally was enough to secure the victory, with the team defeating Penn by a single stroke and holding off first-round leaders, Old Dominion, who finished two strokes behind the winners.
The narrow victory marks a significant milestone for Lehigh University, securing their first team title since their win at the SMSU Spring Classic back in March 2023.
Bermuda's first-year golfer, Mosquera, was part of the winning squad. Mosquera finished the tournament in 65th place, shooting a score of 169 (86-83). She showed resilience by improving her score in the final round, highlighted by making one birdie during her closing 18 holes. While the team title was built on collective strength, the contributions of every player were vital in such a closely contested one-stroke victory.
The success at the Lehigh Invitational provides a major boost of confidence for the Mountain Hawks as they continue to build momentum toward the heart of their season.
Friday, October 24, 2025
Top-Ten Finishes Propel McDaniel Golf to Sixth at The Melee
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The McDaniel College men's golf team, featuring first-year talent Dylan Muso, concluded the fall portion of their schedule with a solid sixth-place finish at The Melee at Ford's Colony Country Club, driven by top-ten finishes from senior Charlie Dolan and sophomore Jack Manfre.
The Green Terror posted a final-round score of 301 on Monday, resulting in a two-day total of 598. Christopher Newport won the team title comfortably with a 579, six strokes ahead of second-place Bridgewater (Va.).
Charlie Dolan led the charge for McDaniel, finishing in eighth place individually with a 146. The senior matched his opening round with a 2-over par 73, highlighting his consistency with ten pars and three birdies.
Jack Manfre also delivered a strong performance, climbing to finish 10th with a career-low 36-hole score of 147. Manfre mirrored Dolan's final round with a 73, helped by three birdies and eleven pars.
Senior Sean Kelly and Bermuda golfer Muso finished tied for 31st with total scores of 154. Kelly shot a 78 in the final round, while Muso carded an 80. Senior Ethan Crabb improved by four strokes on the day, shooting a 77 to finish 42nd with a 158.
The team has now concluded their 2025-26 fall schedule and will return to action in March.
Thursday, October 23, 2025
Muso's McDaniel College In The Mix After Round One
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McDaniel College men's golf team has positioned themselves firmly in contention after the first round of The Melee at Ford's Colony Country Club, sitting in third place just eight strokes off the lead.
The team, which includes first-year talent Dylan Muso, posted a combined total of 297, putting them behind second-placed Bridgewater (Va.) and first-placed Christopher Newport.
Christopher Newport's Nick Alexander leads the individual standings, carding the only under-par score of the day with a 1-under 70.
McDaniel's challenge was spearheaded by senior Charlie Dolan, who shot an excellent 2-over par 73. Dolan's round, which featured three birdies and ten pars, puts him in a five-way tie for seventh place in the field of 60.
Young Bermudian Dylan Muso delivered a solid start to his tournament. Muso and sophomore Jack Manfre are currently tied for 12th place after both shooting a 3-over par 74. Muso's round included three birdies and nine pars.
The team score was rounded out by senior Sean Kelly, who finished the day with a 5-over par 76, placing him in a tie for 26th. Senior Ethan Crabb is currently in 47th after an opening round 81.
With Christopher Newport holding the lead, McDaniel College will be looking to close the gap in the next round of competition.
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Trio Crowned Champions at Junior Golf Final
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The ICS Tires Cobra Puma Junior Championship 2025 concluded at the Ocean View Golf Course, with three talented junior golfers—Lewis MacFarlane, Arman Newton, and Darina Betschart—all being crowned Champions in their respective divisions.
Arman Newton successfully converted his overnight lead to win the Boys 14-17 Division title. He shot a final round of 3-over par 73, demonstrating consistency under pressure. His scorecard featured 15 pars and just three bogeys, giving him a total tournament score of 5-over par.
Johnny Bart finished four strokes behind in second place, while Ramsay Soutter rounded out the podium, finishing in third place at 20-over par overall.
Lewis MacFarlane built on his commanding first-round lead to secure the Boys 11-13 title. MacFarlane carded a final round score of 4-over par 74, ending the championship with a total of 11-over par.
Max Parry finished a distant second after a final round of 13-over par left him on a total score of 29-over par. Fletcher Logie finished third at 35-over par for the championship.
In the Girls Division, Darina Betschart, the lone competitor, shot a final round of 8-over par to finish with a two-day total of 12-over par, claiming the title and setting a strong performance benchmark.
The CS Tires Cobra Puma Junior Championship 2025 is underway at the Ocean View Golf Course, with Lewis MacFarlane and Arman Newton establishing early leads in their respective divisions after a solid first day of competition.
The most competitive round of the day came from the Boys 14-17 Division, where Arman Newton separated himself from the field, carding a fine even-par 72 to take the lead.
Chasing him is Johnny Bart, who finished the round four strokes back on 76, while Ramsay Soutter sits in third place with a score of 79. Newton will aim to maintain his momentum heading into the final round to secure the trophy.
In the Boys 11-13 category, Lewis MacFarlane has built a commanding lead. MacFarlane shot a first-round score of 77, giving him a seven-stroke advantage over his nearest rival.
Fletcher Logie is currently positioned in second place with an 84, narrowly ahead of Damian Moniz, who completed his opening round with an 85.
Darina Betschart is the sole competitor in the Girls Division. She recorded a respectable score of 4-over par 74, a performance that sets a strong benchmark for the rest of the championship.
