SOUTH HAMPTON, Bermuda – The Wofford women's golf team captured a tie for second place at the Bermuda Triangle Collegiate held at the par-71 Port Royal Golf Course. Four Terriers finished top 20, including top 10 finishes from Bella Kent and Delaney Wade. Grace Lindsey competed as an individual, finishing in a tie for 14^th place, a career-best and a back-to-back top 20 finish for the freshman. 

The two-day tournament saw 36 holes played on Monday, with Wofford carding 316 and 300. The Terriers came back for the final round on Tuesday to card a 316 to secure their second-place spot. In the 11-team field, Stetson was the first-place winner with a 48-over 900 score.  Stetson's Isaki Sakashita was the first-place individual winner in the 67-player field, carding a 10-over 223 score. Wofford had the second-best par-four average with a 4.47. Wofford also had the fourth-best par-five average of 5.38 and the fifth-best par-three average of 3.30. The Terriers had the second most birdies in 21 and the fourth most pars in 144.

Bella Kent led the Terriers with her second top-five finish of the season, finishing in a tie for third place with a 15-over 228. Kent carded a 75 and 72 during the first day of competition, before coming back for the final round to card an 81. Kent had the best par-four average of the tournament with 4.21 and held the second most birdies made with seven. This is Kent's fourth top ten finish of the 2025-2026 season and 12^th overall. Kent is now tied for the second-most top-five finishes in program history with nine after today's finish.

Delaney Wade followed with a 20-over 233 to earn her first career top ten finish with her tie for 10^th place. Wade started round one with a 79 before carding a 74. She would finish the final round with an 80 to secure a tie for 10^th place. Wade had the sixth most pars with 33 during the tournament. Sofia Pedrero ended with a 23-over 236 to place tied in 16^th place, securing her third top 20 finish of the season. Pedrero carded an 81 before coming back to card a 77. She would finish with a 78, and she had the seventh-most birdies with five during the tournament.

Freshman Valeria Melo finished the tournament with a 27-over 240 score to place tied for 24^th place. Melo carded an 81 and 80 on the first day of competition before carding a 79 in the final round. Melo had the seventh-most birdies during the tournament with five. The last Terrier, Lilli Horn, finished with a 28-over 241 to place tied for 28^th place. Horn carded 85-77-79 over three rounds to secure her spot. Horn had the eleventh best par five average with a 5.22.

Grace Lindsey was the only Terrier to compete as an individual. Lindsey carded a 22-over 235 to secure a tie for 14^th place, a career-best for the freshman. The back-to-back top 20 finisher carded 78s on the first day before she carded a 79 to end her tournament run. Lindsey had the ninth-best par-four average with 4.42 and 14^th most pars with 30. She also had the 12^th most birdies with four to end the tournament.

The Terriers return next week on Monday, April 6, to compete in the two-day Ironwood Invitational in Greenville, North Carolina.