Riegger Leads Lehigh at Fall-Opening Nittany Lion Invitational

Tuesday, September 8

University Park, Pa.

9:00 AM

Lehigh University

Nittany Lion Invitational

Riegger Leads Lehigh at Fall-Opening Nittany Lion Invitational

9/8/2026 4:25:00 PM | Women's Golf

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Lehigh women's golf team completed its first fall event, with the Mountain Hawks finished in 12th place out of 18 teams at the Nittany Lion Invitational, which wrapped up Tuesday on the Penn State Blue Course. Four Mountain Hawks also completed play at the Nittany Lion Individuals, which wrapped up on the White Course.

Lehigh's scoring team shot 301 Tuesday to finish the 54-hole event at 889 (295-293-301). Monday's second round 293 is the second-lowest 18-hole team score in program history.

First-year Lilly Riegger was the low scorer for the Mountain Hawks, tying for 27th place at one over par 217 (73-72-72). Riegger carded two birdies, two bogeys and 14 pars in her final round.

Sophomore Bridget Yu was next for the Mountain Hawks, tying for 45th place at 222 (72-73-77). Yu's final round included a pair of birdies.

Lehigh's No. 3 finisher was first-year Valentina Hasan Curilovic, who shot 225 (76-75-74) and tied for 52nd place. Hasan Curilovic finished with two birdies on Tuesday.

One stroke behind Hasan Curilovic was junior Reese Hannon, who tied for 57th place at 226 (75-73-78). Hannon birdied her first hole of the day in the final round.

First-year Erin Mullin tied for 70th place at 232 (75-77-80). Mullin carded two birdies in Tuesday's round.

Virginia Tech captured the team title at 20 under par 844, with the Hokies defeating Maryland by five strokes.

The individual medalist was Virginia Tech's Valentine Delon at 13 under par 203. She posted a four-stroke victory over two players.

Lehigh's top finisher at the Nittany Lion Individual was junior Alana Hall, who tied for 15th place at six over par 150 (74-76). Hall carded four birdies in her final round.

Sophomore Alisia Ren was two strokes behind Hall, tying for 19th place at 152 (74-78). Ren made a pair of birdies on Tuesday.

Tying for 29th place at 158 (74-84) was sophomore Sienna Mosquera. Senior Bella Scanapicco shot 167 (82-85) and finished in 42nd place.

Madison Koshko of Penn State won the individual title at eight under par 136.

The Mountain Hawks will return to action at The Charge at Quail Valley, hosted by Mount St. Mary's, Sept. 14-15 in Littlestown, Pa.