A New Era Of Women’s Golf Opens At Wolverine InvitationalA New Era Of Women’s Golf Opens At Wolverine Invitational
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Taryn Cagle

A New Era Of Women’s Golf Opens At Wolverine Invitational

Featured in this article
Levitt
Jordan Levitt
Brockstedt
Sawyer Brockstedt
Bante
Maddy Bante
Wilkie
Bridget Wilkie
Cagle
Taryn Cagle

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The Coach Bre Jenco era began as the University of Notre Dame women’s golf team started competition on the 2025-26 season at the Wolverine Invitational September 7-8. The Irish women finished the season’s opening tournament with freshman Jordan Levitt earning a top-10 finish en route to a seventh-place team finish and final score of 893(+41).

In her collegiate debut, Levitt led the Irish with a three-round total of 218(+5), including an even-par score of 71(E) in the first round of competition. The freshman followed it up with a score of 74(+3) to close out day one of the tournament before concluding the trip with another 74(+3) score on Monday afternoon. The freshman finished 10th at her first college tournament and led the Irish with a team low score overall.

Fellow freshman Sawyer Brockstedt finished second for the Irish, and 33rd overall, behind a final stroke count of 225(+12). Brockstedt posted a team low score of 72(+1) in the tournament’s final round Monday, following scores of 76(+5) and 77(+6) in the first and second rounds, respectively, Sunday.

In a tie for 48th-overall, Maddy Bante and Bridget Wilkie both finished among the top-50 at the first tournament of the year. Wilkie posted a first round score of 74(+3) to start the tournament while Bante’s 77(+6) sat just inside the countable scores for the Irish through the opening round. To close out Sunday’s contest, Bante recorded a 73(+2) score while her classmate Wilkie posted a 77(+6) to end day one. The final round consisted of Wilkie and Bante finishing one stroke apart as the former tallied a score of 78(+7) while Bante posted a 79(+8) tally to finish within the top-50 individuals.

Taryn Cagle rounded out the competition for the Irish, finishing the tournament strong with a 77(+6) score. She made her collegiate debut Sunday posting a score of 83(+12) in the first round before improving her standings in round two with an even-par score of 71(E) to lead the Irish. In three rounds played, Cagle finished with a score of 231(+18) and 57th overall.

The Irish return to the course next week with a two-day tournament in Toledo, Ohio at the Inverness Intercollegiate. Details for the tournament can be found here.