ELKHORN, Neb. – Bethune-Cookman women's golf wrapped up play at the Indian Creek Golf Club on Tuesday, finishing fourth out of five teams at the event. The Wildcats opened the tournament with an excellent 310, marking the program's lowest team score since the 2024 SWAC Championships.

Lathika Krishna once again led the way for the Wildcats, shooting a 229 (75-79-75) across three rounds to finish fifth overall. Her eight birdies tied for the fourth-most in the field.

Making her second career start for B-CU, Vivian Luu recorded her first top-15 finish. The junior transfer carded a 234 (76-77-81) and matched Krishna with eight birdies, while also recording 28 pars.

Hannah Butzer finished 22nd overall after shooting an 80 in each of the first two rounds before closing with an 83. Mia Bernier finished just behind her in 26th, posting a 247 (84-82-81).

Lana Bowen and Sanai Lambert rounded out the Wildcats' lineup. Bowen opened with a 79 and finished 29th overall, while Lambert recorded a 257 (86-81-90).

Bethune-Cookman will look to carry its momentum into next week when the Wildcats travel to Manhattan, Kansas, for the Powercat Invitational. The event begins Sunday, Sept. 27, with the final round scheduled for Tuesday.

 
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