Tuesday, April 21
Litchfield Park, Ariz.
Montana State University
at
Big Sky Women's Golf Championship - Day 2
Photo by: Bryson Lester
Seidl, Greeny Lead Bobcats on Day Two of Big Sky Championship
4/21/2026 6:45:00 PM | Women's Golf
Bobcats in third place through two rounds of conference tournament in Arizona
LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. --- The Montana State women's golf team concluded its second round at the Big Sky Championship in third place as Norah Seidl remained in the top 10 individually in a tie for third at the Wigwam Golf Club on Tuesday.
Seidl and Lauren Greeny each carded rounds of 2-over 73 to lead the Bobcats on Tuesday as the team combined for a score of 299 on the day. The Cats are 15-over 583 through two rounds, with Seidl (T-3rd), Greeny (11th), and Eva Heinz (T-19th) each sitting in the top 20 with 18 holes remaining.
"Today obviously wasn't great as team score, and we all know it," Montana State head coach Brittany Basye said. "We kept fighting until the end and got a few birdies. Final round tomorrow – they need to find their confidence and go believe. Coach Joey and I believe in them. They need to believe in themselves. We have 18 holes left, and I am fully confident that this team will show up. We all know what this means, and for our seniors Maddie and Greeny, it'll be extra special. No matter what happens, they will play gritty until the 18thhole and keep up the fight. We need those stars to align a little better for us tomorrow."
Montana State counted a pair of 73s from Seidl and Greeny, a 76 from Ashleigh Wilson, and a 77 from Heinz in the second round, while Maddie Montoya posted a 78 on Tuesday. Seidl sunk a team-high five birdies, four of which came in the final five holes. She also added a birdie on hole 5 to post the Bobcats' lowest round of the second-straight day. Greeny matched Seidl's 73 by finishing her round with 10-straight bogey-free holes while posting birdies on Nos. 5, 12, and 18. Wilson birdied on holes 7 and 18, while adding two strings of three-straight pars on Nos. 1 through 3 and Nos. 12 through 14. Heinz birdied on holes 10 and 14, with her final birdie kicking off a string of five-straight bogey-free holes to wrap up the day. Montoya strung together six-straight pars on holes 2 through 7, also shooting bogey free on the final six holes. She posted her lone birdie of the day on hole 14.
After 36 holes of play, Seidl leads the Bobcats individually in a tie for third at 1-under 141, Greeny sits in 11th at 2-over 144, Heinz holds a share of 19th at 5-over 147, Wilson is tied for 29th with a cumulative score of 152, and Montoya is one stroke back in a tie for 33rd with a 153.
Northern Arizona continues to lead after two rounds a 3-under 545 while Northern Colorado ranks second at 2-over 570. The Bobcats (583) are six strokes ahead of Sacramento State (589) for third place, while Idaho rounds out the top five with a 591.
Northern Arizona's Nina Lukyanenko leads Northern Colorado's Jaci Hartman by two strokes, with Lukyanenko finishing the day at 4-under 138 and Hartman sitting in second at 2-under 140. Seidl and Northern Arizona's Frankie Dezis share third place at 1-under 141, and Weber State's Sofia Fuenmayor and Northern Colorado's Olivia Salonek holding a tie for fifth place at even-par 142.
Montana State is paired with Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado in the final round of the Big Sky Championship and will tee off in 10-minute intervals between 9:40 a.m. MDT and 10:20 a.m. MDT on Wednesday. Live scoring is available at scoreboard.clippd.com.
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For the latest news, updates, and behind-the-scenes coverage of the Montana State women's golf team, follow the Bobcats on Twitter and Instagram at @MSUBobcatsGolf. Information on the Montana State athletic program can be found online at msubobcats.com or by following the Bobcats on Twitter at @MSUBobcats, Instagram at @MontanaStateBobcats, and on Facebook at Montana State Bobcats.
Seidl and Lauren Greeny each carded rounds of 2-over 73 to lead the Bobcats on Tuesday as the team combined for a score of 299 on the day. The Cats are 15-over 583 through two rounds, with Seidl (T-3rd), Greeny (11th), and Eva Heinz (T-19th) each sitting in the top 20 with 18 holes remaining.
"Today obviously wasn't great as team score, and we all know it," Montana State head coach Brittany Basye said. "We kept fighting until the end and got a few birdies. Final round tomorrow – they need to find their confidence and go believe. Coach Joey and I believe in them. They need to believe in themselves. We have 18 holes left, and I am fully confident that this team will show up. We all know what this means, and for our seniors Maddie and Greeny, it'll be extra special. No matter what happens, they will play gritty until the 18thhole and keep up the fight. We need those stars to align a little better for us tomorrow."
Montana State counted a pair of 73s from Seidl and Greeny, a 76 from Ashleigh Wilson, and a 77 from Heinz in the second round, while Maddie Montoya posted a 78 on Tuesday. Seidl sunk a team-high five birdies, four of which came in the final five holes. She also added a birdie on hole 5 to post the Bobcats' lowest round of the second-straight day. Greeny matched Seidl's 73 by finishing her round with 10-straight bogey-free holes while posting birdies on Nos. 5, 12, and 18. Wilson birdied on holes 7 and 18, while adding two strings of three-straight pars on Nos. 1 through 3 and Nos. 12 through 14. Heinz birdied on holes 10 and 14, with her final birdie kicking off a string of five-straight bogey-free holes to wrap up the day. Montoya strung together six-straight pars on holes 2 through 7, also shooting bogey free on the final six holes. She posted her lone birdie of the day on hole 14.
After 36 holes of play, Seidl leads the Bobcats individually in a tie for third at 1-under 141, Greeny sits in 11th at 2-over 144, Heinz holds a share of 19th at 5-over 147, Wilson is tied for 29th with a cumulative score of 152, and Montoya is one stroke back in a tie for 33rd with a 153.
Northern Arizona continues to lead after two rounds a 3-under 545 while Northern Colorado ranks second at 2-over 570. The Bobcats (583) are six strokes ahead of Sacramento State (589) for third place, while Idaho rounds out the top five with a 591.
Northern Arizona's Nina Lukyanenko leads Northern Colorado's Jaci Hartman by two strokes, with Lukyanenko finishing the day at 4-under 138 and Hartman sitting in second at 2-under 140. Seidl and Northern Arizona's Frankie Dezis share third place at 1-under 141, and Weber State's Sofia Fuenmayor and Northern Colorado's Olivia Salonek holding a tie for fifth place at even-par 142.
Montana State is paired with Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado in the final round of the Big Sky Championship and will tee off in 10-minute intervals between 9:40 a.m. MDT and 10:20 a.m. MDT on Wednesday. Live scoring is available at scoreboard.clippd.com.
Follow the Bobcats
For the latest news, updates, and behind-the-scenes coverage of the Montana State women's golf team, follow the Bobcats on Twitter and Instagram at @MSUBobcatsGolf. Information on the Montana State athletic program can be found online at msubobcats.com or by following the Bobcats on Twitter at @MSUBobcats, Instagram at @MontanaStateBobcats, and on Facebook at Montana State Bobcats.
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