OTTAWA LAKE, Mich. - Today the Calvin women's golf team wrapped up their 2025-24 season when they competed in day two of the MIAA Spring Finale in Ottawa Lake, Michigan.
 
After completing their round at the Legacy by Arthur Hills Golf Club, the Knights finished with a day two score of 315, a sixteen-stroke improvement from yesterday's score. After adding together the first and second round scores Calvin finished competition in sixth place, three strokes behind Albion. Adrian nabbed the fourth-place spot while Hope, Trine, and Saint Mary's rounded out the top three.
 
Junior Andrea Diemer (Wyoming, Mich./Calvin Christian) had a standout performance today when she recorded five birdies and finished with a round two score of 74. Including her first-round score, Diemer's combined score came to 152 and allowed her to jump up six spots and finish in fourth place individually.
 
Senior Gina Sonday (Portland, Mich./Portland) finished in eighteenth place when her day two score of 81 brought her combined total to 162 while junior Ava McConnon (Las Vegas, Nev./Faith Lutheran) was close behind in twenty-fourth place with a combined score of 166 and a day two score of 81.
 
Senior Kayla Adkins (Springfield, Ohio/Springfield) saw the biggest jump of the day when her day two score of 79 brought her combined score to 167 and allowed her to jump fourteen spots to twenty-seventh. Freshman Elizabeth Lubowicki (Brighton, Mich./Brighton) also competed in the field and posted a day two score of 84 and a combined score of 171.
 
Today's totals were added to the running total for MIAA competition which included four Jamboree competitions that were completed in the fall. Coming into today's match the Knights sat in seventh place which is where they held steady after scores were totaled. Saint Mary's took the top spot while Trine and Albion completed the top three.
 
After competition, the All-MIAA Teams were announced as Diemer received a first team nod for the first time in her career.

COACHES COMMENTS: "It was great to see the team bounce back today and all better their scores from round one," said head caoch Jerry Bergsma. "Seniors Kayla and Gina wrapped up their 4-year careers with strong closing rounds. We will certainly miss their leadership, dedication, and performance on the course. Andrea Diemer had a stellar, five birdie round to shoot 74 and clinch her place on the First Team All Conference. Freshmen Ava McConnon and Elizabeth Lubowicki had solid rounds today to cap off their first year in the program. An additional thanks to the amazing parent support we had throughout the year. Looking forward to the 2026-27 season!"