Stockton women’s golf tops FDU-Florham at Blue Heron Pines
Galloway, N.J. – Stockton University topped FDU-Florham at Blue Heron Pines on Sunday. The Ospreys continued their improvement with a score of 417 that was their best in four rounds this fall. FDU-Florham finished with 434 and three golfers from juco Rowan College South Jersey Gloucester also competed.
Kylie Hague (Vineland/Vineland) topped the field of 13 golfers with a career-best round of 96. Hague made five pars on the way to an impressive 44 on the front nine and then notched one par while shooting 52 on the back nine.
Freshman Mia Kaczmarski (Seaville/Ocean City) tied for second with a 102 that was the best of her four college rounds so far. Kaczmarski's round was highlighted by a birdie on the par-three 11 hole and also included one par on each nine.
Sophia Mazowski (Vineland/Vineland) made it three Ospreys in the top four with a 108 for fourth place. Mazowski finished with a par on the 18th hole. Freshman Maria Papadaniil (Vineland/Cumberland Co. Tech) rounded out Stockton's quartet of scorers with a 111 for eighth place.
Zoe Grom (Stony Point, N.Y./North Rockland) and Nataly Castro (Galloway/Absegami) tied for ninth with 112 apiece. Castro made three pars on the day.
Stockton will finish its fall slate at the Colonial Women's Golf Conference Championship at Running Deer Golf Club on October 26-27.
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