MSU Denver women's golf celebrated a milestone season as juniors Neige Dunn and Izabella Pesicka were recognized with All-RMAC honors. Dunn earned First Team recognition, making her the first Roadrunner to achieve this since 2024, while also being the program’s first NCAA Regional qualifier in a decade. Notably, she finished the season with a record-setting 75.5 stroke average. Pesicka received Second Team honors, with a 76.88 stroke average, ranking her fourth in program history.

By the Numbers
  • Neige Dunn had a 75.5 stroke average, the lowest in program history during the RMAC Championships era.
  • Izabella Pesicka finished the season with a 76.88 stroke average, fourth all-time in program history.
Yes, But

While individual accolades are notable, the Roadrunners aim to convert these personal successes into team championships as they progress in future seasons.

State of Play
  • MSU Denver women’s golf has shown significant growth with record-setting performances this season.
  • The program has garnered multiple recognitions among the RMAC's elite golfers.
What's Next

The Roadrunners will seek to build on this season's achievements by enhancing team dynamics and aiming for higher placements in conference and regional competitions.

Bottom Line

MSU Denver women's golf is on the rise, fueled by standout performances from Dunn and Pesicka, setting a promising foundation for future success.