Williams, Denison Finish Round Two Ahead of Weather Delay

WILLIAMSBURG, VA – Round one of the 2025 NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Championship resumed and was completed Wednesday morning before players rolled directly into the second round at the Kingsmill Resort’s par-72, 5,817-yard River Course in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Denison first-year Siena Maschke (Cleveland, OH/Laurel School) paced the Big Red on day two, firing an even-par 72 to bring her two-round total to 149 (+5). Sophomore Natalia Fanucchi (Carlsbad, CA/Sage Creek) also turned in a strong performance with an even-par 72, improving her overall score to 155 (+11). Sophomore Lizzy Grant (Hudson, OH/Hudson) posted an 81 (+9) in round two to bring her total to 157 (+13), while senior Ella McRoberts (Venetia, PA/Peters Township) carded an 80 (+8) for a two-day score of 162 (+18). Junior Isabella Dolan (St. Petersburg, FL/Shorecrest Preparatory School) rounded out Denison’s team scoring with an 84 (+12), bringing her total to 169 (+25).

Competing as an individual, DePauw senior Becky Williams (Zionsville, IN/University High School of Indiana) followed up her opening-round 77 (+5) with a 73 (+1) to stand at 150 (+6) overall heading into the third round.

Due to sustained inclement weather, round two was suspended Wednesday evening. Play will resume Thursday morning, with action on the Plantation Course restarting at 8:00 a.m. ET and the River Course at 8:30 a.m. ET.

The NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Championship includes both team and individual competition over 72 holes. Following 36 holes of play, the field will be cut to the top 15 teams and the top six individuals not on those teams. Each day, the four lowest scores from each team count toward the team total. Up to 176 participants are competing in this year’s championship.

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