BECKER, Minn. – The University of Northwestern remains atop the team standings after the second day of the 2026 UMAC Women’s Golf Championship at Pebble Creek Golf Club, with a two-round score of 634 (314-320).
Bri Brandt of the Eagles now leads all individuals with her two-day score of 156 (78-78).
Notes:
- UNW's 320 is the second-lowest 18-hole score in the Championships history.
- The Eagles’ 634 set a new 36-hole UMAC Championships record.
- Brandt’s 78 is tied for the second-lowest individual 18-hole score.
- UW-Superior’s 341 stands seventh-best in Championships history
- Paige Johnson’s 79 is tied for fourth-lowest 18-hole score
- Brandt’s 156 marked a new 36-hole record
- Morgan (Eckman) Philyaw’s 157 is tied for the second-lowest 36-hole score
- Johnson’s 160 is tied for fourth-lowest 36-hole score
The final round of the UMAC Championship tees off at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 10.
Team Leaderboard: Day Two
1 Northwestern-St.Paul 314-320=634
2 UW-Superior 342 -341=683
3. Bethany Lutheran 361-354=715
4. Crown 414-391=806
5. Martin Luther 443-451=894
6. Minnesota-Morris 462-490 =952
Individual Leaderboard: Top Five Day Two
1. Bri Brandt, Northwestern 78-78=156
2. Morgan Philyaw, Northwestern 76-81=157
3. Paige Johnson, Northwestern 81-79= 160
4. Eva Stuewe, Bethany Lutheran 82-80=162
5. Brielle Lenz, Northwestern 81-82=163