Findlay, Ohio – Adelphi University's women's golf team concluded its historic 2025-26 campaign on Tuesday afternoon, coming up short its first-ever NCAA Regional Tournament appearance.

The Panthers finished the season in 18th place at the NCAA Division II East Regional after earning an automatic bid to the tournament following their Northeast 10 Championship victory last semester.

Leading the way for the Panthers was Nikola Truhlarova, who wrapped up an outstanding first season wearing the Brown and Gold. The freshman shot an 83 in round one, an 84 in round two and an 81 in round three. On Monday, she was named the Adelphi Athletics Female Co-Rookie of the year at the department's annual awards ceremony.

The next-best score came from Filippa Schulze Doering, who opened the tournament with an 85, followed with an 89 and closed out her tournament with an 83.

Lauren Jaskier, competing in the final tournament of her collegiate career, improved in each round. She opened day one with a 90 before carding an 87 in round two and an 82 in round three.

Ivory Drsuch and Jenny Kim rounded out the Panthers' lineup, as both golfers recorded their best scores of the tournament during round three. Kim shot an 83 in her final round, while Drsuch carded an 84 in her final 18 holes at Findlay Country Club.

Head coach Bill Bresnan and the Panthers will now look to build on a successful season, as the majority of the roster is set to return next fall in hopes of another conference title run and NCAA appearance.