Championship Season Preview: Women's Golf

DURANGO, Colo. – Fort Lewis women’s golf looks to build off its four-tournament fall slate, capitalize on its brand-new Trackman indoor simulator, and push to keep the momentum rolling after last year’s record finish at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships. 

Fall 2025

Fort Lewis kicked off the 2025-26 campaign back in September, competing in three tournaments across the month before one final tune-up at the NCAA West Region Preview (Oct. 13-14), hosted by Colorado State University Pueblo, over at the Pueblo Country Club in Pueblo, Colo. 

The Skyhawks greatest success came just next door in South Jordan, Utah, where senior Dimery Plewe led her squad to a season-high tie for fourth place at the Westminster Wasatch Invitational (Sept. 21-22) at Glenmoor Golf Club. Plewe, a Four Corners native out of Cortez, Colo., fired off a six-over-par 150 to capture seventh-place as an individual. Rounding out Fort Lewis’ scoring-four was Isabel Bustillos in ninth on a 152 (+8), Kathryn Moores in 30th carding a 159 (+15), and Sarah Grenemyer in 32nd with a 160 (+16). 

Grenemyer and Moores led Fort Lewis to a solid showing at this year’s Ruidoso Junior Golf Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 15-16), with the young duo earning a pair of top 25 finishes at the daunting Golf Club of Estrella. Grenmeyer paced the group with a five-over 149, good to tie for 18th, while Moores carded early career marks of 74 (+2) and 77 (+5) to finish in a tie for 22nd on a 151 (+7) total.     

Fort Lewis’ biggest improvement of the fall? A brand-new Trackman simulator that was purchased and installed on campus, thanks to the incredible generosity of the 2025 Women's Columbine Event and their donation to the Dolly Turner Women's Excellence Fund. The new simulator is housed on campus inside Whalen Gymnasium and Schlessman Family Hall, giving the Skyhawks year-round access to improve their game despite the frigid Colorado weather. 

The Schedule

The Skyhawks women will compete in five spring tournaments leading up to the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships. First up is a return to the Tim Tierney Pioneer Shootout at Corica Park Golf Course on the bay in Alameda, Calif., Feb. 23-24. Fort Lewis is one of 19 teams from the West and South Central regions to compete in the tournament, and one of two players from the RMAC, including Colorado State University Pueblo and Westminster University. 

Fort Lewis will then make two appearances in the months of March and April in preparation for the conference championships. The Southwest Minnesota State University Spring Invitational, hosted by the Mustangs, awaits on Monday and Tuesday, Mar. 9-10, at Wigwam Golf Resort’s Red Course. The following week, the Skyhawks will make another appearance at Dallas Baptist University’s Patriot Invitational over at The Quail Golf Club in Carmel, Calif., on Monday and Tuesday, Mar. 16-17. 

The back-end of the Skyhawks spring schedule features another outing at the Ruidoso Junior Golf Association Palm Valley Classic at all-too-familiar Palm Valley Golf Club on Friday and Saturday, Apr. 3-4, in Goodyear, Ariz. Fort Lewis’ final regular season appearance will be at the West Texas A&M University Desert Invitational at The Lodge at Ventana Canyon in Tucson, Ariz., on Apr. 6-7. 

RMAC Championships

For the fourth consecutive year, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships will be held at Boulder Creek Golf Club over in Boulder City, Nev., from Sunday through Tuesday, April 19-21. The event will likely take place on Boulder Creek’s Eldorado and Coyote nine-hole runs, culminating in a 6,055-yard par 72 with a slope of 135 and a rating of 73.8. 

Last spring, the Skyhawks made a historic appearance at the conference championships, claiming a program-best fifth-place finish on the strength of a combined 905 (+41) team score. True freshman Peyton Gibby was the highlight of the tournament, as in her tenth collegiate appearance and first conference championships, the Gilbert, Ariz., native captured 10th-place as an individual carding single-round scores of 71 (-1), 73 (+1), and 79 (+77) en route to a 223 (+7) overall.  

Three additional Skyhawks registered top 20 finishes, including Dimery Plewe in a tie for 15th on a 227 (+11), Isabel Bustillos another stroke back in a tie for 17th with a 228 (+12), and Sarah Grenemyer in a tie for 20th after scoring a 231 (+15). 

Women's Golf Roster

Total Players: 7 | Freshmen: 2 | Sophomore: 1 | Junior: 3 | Senior: 1

Kathryn Moores (Freshman, Albuquerque, N.M. / La Cueva High School)

2025-26 (Freshman)
Burst onto the tee box in her inaugural season, competing in all four events in the fall... set career marks at the Ruidoso Junior Golf Association Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 15-16), firing rounds of 74 (+2) and 77 (+5) to capture a T-22 placing in her second collegiate tournament at Golf Club of Estrella (Goodyear, Ariz.).

Before FLC
Moores was a two-year letterwinner for the Bears at La Cueva High School over in Albuquerque, N.M... helped her squad set a pair of school records with a pair of 305 and 300 team scores in back-to-back years... tabbed with All-District honors... voted team captain.

Personal
Born October 26, 2006... daughter of Kevin Moores... has one sibling, Alex... enjoys horseback riding and working with animals... favorite food is Raising Cane's... intends on majoring in Marketing while at Fort Lewis College... when asked her favorite part of FLC, Moores shared, "the mountains and welcoming community of Durango."

Ellie White (Freshman, Durango, Colo. / Durango High School)

2025-26 (Freshman)
Made her collegiate debut at the Swan Memorial (Sept. 8-9), shooting scores of 81 (+9) and 92 (+20) to total 173 (+29) and place 60th at The Broadlands Golf Course (Broomfield, Colo.). 

Before FLC
White joined her hometown Skyhawks up on the rim following a multi-sport career at Durango High School... won four varsity letters as a member of the girls' golf team... appeared in three Colorado State Golf Championships... helped the Demons capture back-to-back CHSAA 4A State Runners-Up finishs in 2023-24 and 2024-25... finished T-7th in 2024-25 with a 169 (+25) and eighth in 2023-24 with a 158 (+14) as an individual... two-time All-State and three-time All-Conference honoree... twice voted team captain... named Academic All-State Honorable Mention... was the No. 1-ranked girls golfer in the Southwest League in 2023-24... finished in top 10 of the Girls Golf Colorado State Championship in 2022-23... won four letters as a member of the girls basketball team... helped the Demons to a Final Four appearance in 2022-23... twice voted team captain... named Academic All-State Honorable Mention.

Personal
Born June 11, 2006... daughter of Lindsay and Shawn White... has one sibling, Ethan... enjoys wake surfing, playing pickleball, and hanging out with friends and family... listens to a variety of music, but her favorite artist is Zach Bryan... favorite foods are sushi or ice cream... intends on majoring in Business while at Fort Lewis College.

Peyton Gibby (Sophomore, Gilbert, Ariz. / Campo Verde High School)
2025-26 (Sophomore)
Matched her two-round career low in the fall with a 155 (+11) at the Swan Memorial (Sept. 8-9) at The Broadlands Golf Course (Broomfield, Colo.). 

2024-25 (Freshman)
Gibby teed off her collegiate career with a strong freshman campaign, competing in all ten tournaments for the Skyhawks and compiling 21 combined rounds... boasted four top-10 finishes alongside a pair of top-50 and a trio of top-70 placings... made her collegiate debut at the Swan Memorial (Sept. 9-10) and shot a 21-over 165 (84, 81) to capture T-53rd... set a career-best seven-over-par 223 (71, 73, 79) en route to a 10th-place finish in her first appearance in the RMAC Championships (Apr. 20-22) at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev... shot her single-round career-low, and her first round below par, with a 71 (-1) to open the conference championships... also helped the Skyhawks women's golf team to a program-best fifth-place finish (905, +41) at the RMAC Championships... carded a two-round career-low 155 (74, 81) at the Maverick Challenge (Apr. 12-13) at The Golf Club at Redlands Mesa in Grand Junction, Colo... posted a 79.62 per-round scoring average for the season. 

Before FLC
Was a four-time state qualifier and varsity letterwinner on the Coyotes girls' golf team... also a four-year letterwinner on the Coyotes girls' soccer team that captured the 2021 5A State Championship and finished as the 5A State Runners-Up in 2024. 

Personal
Born May 14, 2006... daughter to Lori and Eric Gibby... has one sibling, Paige... enjoys thrifting, listening to artists such as Brent Faiyaz, Rihanna, SZA, and more as well as eating steak and sushi... intends on majoring in Business Administration while at FLC... when asked what aspect of Fort Lewis, Gibby shared, "The town of Durango and the size of FLC." 

Sarah Grenemyer (Junior, Albuquerque, N.M. / La Cueva High School)

2025-26 (Junior)
Set a new career mark for her highest tournament finish with a T-18 placement on the strength of a 149 (+5) at the Ruidoso Junior Golf Association Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 15-16) at the Golf Club of Estrella (Goodyear, Ariz.).

2024-25 (Sophomore)
RMAC Academic Honor Roll 
Grenemyer settled in for a lengthy sophomore season, competing in nine of Fort Lewis' ten total tournaments throughout the year... shaved off a stroke from the season before improve her per-round scoring average to 82.05... tied for a career-best 20th-place on back-to-back appearances to close out the season with a 173 (88, 85, +29) at the Maverick Challenge (Apr. 12-13) and a 231 (77, 76, 78, +15) at the RMAC Championships (Apr. 20-22)... also helped the Skyhawks women's golf team to a program-best fifth-place finish (905, +41) at the RMAC Championships... shot a career two-round-low 154 (73, 81, +10) at the Ruidoso Junior Golf Association Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 16-17) at the Golf Club of Estrella in Goodyear, Ariz... carded a single-round career-low with a 73 (+1) at the RJGA Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 16)... picked up her first nod to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's Academic Honor Roll.

2023-24 (Freshman) 
Enjoyed a quality freshmen campaign that featured seven tournament appearances... made her collegiate debut at the Swan Memorial at The Broadlands Country Club in Broomfield, Colo., (Sept. 8-9) and took a tie for 71st with a 259 (+43) score... took a season-best T-38th at the Farmers Insurance Sam Proal Invitational at the Pueblo Country Club in Pueblo, Colo., (Oct. 9-10) with a 167 (+23) total... posted an 83.7 per-round average score for the year... made three finishes within the top-50 and one withing the top-70. 

Before FLC
Lettered in golf and swimming all four years at La Cueva High School... earned New Mexico Academic All-District honors in swimming and golf... captained both the swimming and golf teams... owns a career-low of 150 (75, 75) at the Santa Fe Country Club. 

Personal
Born February 2, 2005... Daughter of Kristin and Tim Grenemyer... has three siblings: Hannah, Miah, and Gabriella... enjoys painting, pottery, sewing, and listening to Taylor Swift and Indie music... when asked about her favorite aspect of Fort Lewis, Grenemyer shared, "The variety of outdoor activities."

Annika Gutierrez (Junior, Peoria, Ariz. / Liberty High School)

2025-26 (Junior)
Had a strong start in the fall, shooting back-to-back single-round career lows of 79 (+7) and 77 (+5) en route to a career-best two-round score of 156 (+12) to take T-41 at the Ruidoso Junior Golf Association Shootout at Estrella (Sept. 15-16) at Golf Club of Estrella (Goodyear, Ariz.). 

2024-25 (Sophomore)
RMAC Academic Honor Roll 
Gutierrez made strides in her sophomore season, competing in seven tournaments overall for Fort Lewis... cut down nearly 6.5 strokes from the season before posting an 87.64 per-round scoring average... had a career outing at the Maverick Challenge (Apr. 12-13), carding a two-round career-best 165 (+21), including a single-round career-low 82 (+10), en route to a career-best 16th-place finish... earned her first nod to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's Academic Honor Roll. 

2023-24 (Freshman)
Made two top-70 finishes across her five tournament appearances for the Skyhawks... began her collegiate career with a 79th-place finish at the Farmers Insurance Sam Proal Invitational at the Pueblo Country Club in Pueblo, Colo., (Oct. 9-10) with a 198 (+54) two-round score... took a season-best T-61st in her final tournament of the spring at the Southern Colorado Open at Walking Stick Golf Course in Pueblo, Colo., (Mar. 24) with a 170 (+26) total... posted back-to-back single-round career-bests of 85 at the Southern Colorado Open... improved from a 95.3 per-round average in the fall to a 93.3 per-round average in the spring. 

Before FLC
Gutierrez played four varsity seasons at Liberty High School... earned Liberty Buick Outstanding Student of the Month honors.

Personal
Born December 29, 2004... Daughter of Sonia and Esteban Gutierrez... has two siblings: Mia and Stefen... enjoys working out, hanging out with friends, skiing, and listening to a mix of rap, r&b, and hip-hop music... when asked about one aspect she enjoys most about Fort Lewis, Gutierrez shared,"It's a very inclusive campus."

Isabel Bustillos (Junior, Roswell, N.M. / Goddard High School)

2025-26 (Junior)
Registered a pair of career-bests in the fall, earning her highest tournament finish with a T-9th placing on the back of a career-low 152 (+8) score through two rounds at the Westminster Wasatch Invitational (Sept. 21-22) at Glenmoor Golf Club (South Jordan, Utah). 

2024-25 (Sophomore)
Boasted a strong sophomore season and competed in all ten tournaments for Fort Lewis, including her second-straight appearance at the RMAC Championships... registered a career-best tie for 10th at the Maverick Challenge (Apr. 12-13) at The Golf Club at Redlands Mesa (Grand Junction, Colo.) on the back of a 158 (+14) with single-round scores of 81 (+9) and 77 (+5)... improved her single-round scoring average to 80.67 by cutting down 7.5 strokes per round... earned her first top-25 finish at the RMAC Championships (Apr. 20-22) thanks to a career-low single-round 70 (-2) in round two that lead to a tie for 17th and a 228 (+12) total at Boulder Creek Golf Club (Boulder City, Nev.)... also helped the Skyhawks women's golf team to a program-best fifth-place finish (905, +41) at the RMAC Championships... made five top-50 finishes. 

2023-24 (Freshman)
Bustillos made five appearances for the Skyhawks in her freshman campaign including an appearance at the RMAC Championships... opened her career with a 61st-place finish at the Nick Turner Invitational at the Arroyo del Oso Golf Course in Albuquerque, N.M., (Oct. 16-17) with a 180 (+36)... took 34th in her first appearance at the RMAC Championships at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev., (Apr. 21-23) carding a 243 total (+27)... posted a single-round average score of 88.17 for the season... made two top-70 finishes alongside her lone top-50 finish. 

Before FLC
Bustillos was a four-year letterwinner at Goddard High School... took first place at the 2022 RISD Golf Invitational Tournament... placed fifth at the 2022 NMAA State Championship... earned a Certificate of Academic Excellence all four years. 

Personal
Born April 26, 2005... Daughter of Olga and Abraham Bustillos... has four siblings: Timothy, Gregory, Desarae, and Alejandro... enjoys arts and crafts, writing, spending time outdoors, and listening to old rock music... when asked what she enjoys most about Fort Lewis, Bustillos shared, "I love the location and size of Fort Lewis. It seems like a close-knit community." 

Dimery Plewe (Junior, Cortez, Colo. / Montezuma-Cortez High School / Idaho State University)

2025-26 (Senior)
Competed in all four fall tournaments, posting the lowest scoring average of her career thus far by a two-stroke margin at 77.6.

2024-25 (Junior)
CSC Academic All-District
Second-Team All-RMAC
Individual Medalist at the Nick Turner Invitational / Hillcrest Golf Club
RMAC Women's Golfer of the Week (Oct. 17)
Plewe burst onto the scene for the Skyhawks in her inaugural season, competing in all ten tournaments and becoming just the second-ever Fort Lewis women's golfer to earn individual medalist honors in a collegiate tournament... in only her fourth-ever appearance for the Skyhawks, Plewe brought home individual medalist honors winning the Nick Turner Invitational (Oct. 14-15) at Hillcrest Golf Club, Fort Lewis' home course, on the back of a 145 (+1) total and back-to-back scores of 74 (+2) and 71 (-1)... the win led Plewe to be named the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's Women's Golfer of the Week on Oct. 17... boasted a 79.19 per-round scoring average with one finish in the top-10, two inside the top-20, and three inside of the top-50... named Second-Team All-RMAC following the regular season... captured T-15th (76, 77, 74 - 227, +11) at the RMAC Championships (Apr. 20-22) to help lead Fort Lewis to a fifth-place team finish, a mark that stands as the best team at the conference championships in program history. 

Before FLC
Previously attended Idaho State University (NCAA DI) for two years... played in four tournaments for the Bengals... took a career-best 50th at the 2021 Jackrabbit Invitational for the Bengals on a 48-over-par 264... posted an 87.8 per-round scoring average as a freshman and an 82.33 as a sophomore... spent the 2022-23 and 2023-24 season's abroad on a mission in Hungary... was a four-year letterwinner in girls' golf and basketball at Montezuma-Cortez High School... led the team to an eighth place finish in Colorado's Class 3A State tournament in 2019 and finished 23rd in the Class 3A State tournament as a sophomore... took eighth at the Colorado State Tournament as a junior... was the starting point guard on her basketball team... Valedictorian of her 2020 class.

Personal
Born April 15, 2002... daughter of Monica and Todd Plewe... enjoys reading, traveling, fishing, and can speak Hungarian.

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