Lehigh Opens Nittany Lion Invitational With Two Sub-300 Rounds

Monday, September 7

University Park, Pa.

9:00 AM

Lehigh University

Nittany Lion Invitational

Lehigh Opens Nittany Lion Invitational With Two Sub-300 Rounds

9/7/2026 7:52:00 PM | Women's Golf

Nittany Lion Invitational Results Nittany Lion Individual Results

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Lehigh women's golf team opened its fall season Monday with nine players in action across two events at Penn State. A five-player scoring team competed in the Nittany Lion Invitational on the Penn State Blue Course, while four individuals played the White Course at the Nittany Lion Individual.

At the Invitational, Lehigh shot rounds of 295 and 293 with the total of 588 good for 11th place in an 18-team field. The second-round 293 was the second-lowest single round total in program history, while the 295 ranks fifth.

Sophomore Bridget Yu and first-year Lilly Riegger led Lehigh Monday, finishing 36 holes at one over par 145. Yu shot 72 in the morning with three birdies and then carded a 73 in the afternoon with five birdies. Riegger went 73-72 Monday with three birdies in each round.

Junior Reese Hannon is tied for 48th place at 148 (75-73). Hannon carded a birdie in each round and totaled 29 birdies over 36 holes Monday.

First-year Valentina Hasan Curilovic debuted with a 151 (76-75) and is tied for 55th place. Hasan Curilovic totaled four birdies with three in the opening round and one in the afternoon.

One stroke behind Hasan Curilovic is first-year Erin Mullin, who is tied for 59th at 152 (75-77). Mullin made five birdies in round one and added a sixth in round two.

Maryland leads the team race at 563, with the Terrapins leading Virginia Tech by one stroke and Harvard by two.

Valentine Delon of Virginia Tech is the individual leader at nine under par 135 (69-66). Delon leads Maryland's Nicha Kanpai by two strokes.

The individual tournament is a 36-hole event with 18 holes Monday and 18 Tuesday.

Sophomores Sienna Mosquera and Alisia Ren and junior Alana Hall all shot two over par 74 and are tied for 15th place. Mosquera made five birdies, while Ren and Hall both carded three.

Senior Bella Scanapicco shot 82 with two birdies and is tied for 37th place.

Penn State's Madison Koshko shot four under par 68 to lead the individual.

Both tournaments will conclude Tuesday with the final 18 holes from the Penn State Golf Course.