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Traejan Andrews and Peyton Gibby at the RMAC Championships
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Traejan Andrews (left) and Peyton Gibby (right) during the final round of the RMAC Championships at Boulder Creek Golf Club (Apr. 21, 2026)

Skyhawks cap 2025-26 campaigns at RMAC Golf Championships

4/21/2026 4:54:00 PM

By: Hayden Mangan, Assistant AD-Communications & Fan Engagement
BOULDER CITY, Nev. – The Fort Lewis College men's and women's golf teams both captured fifth place among their respective fields at the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Golf Championships at Boulder Creek Golf Club, led by a pair of fifth-place and eighth-place finishes from Traejan Andrews and Peyton Gibby, respectively.
 
Due to unplayable conditions at Boulder Creek, the third and final rounds of the tournament were played as stipulated nine-hole rounds per the United States Golf Association (USGA). The championships were declared complete after 45 holes. At Boulder Creek Golf Club, the men's championship spanned the Coyote and Desert Hawk rotation, stretching 7,428 yards with a rating of 75.8 and a slope of 142. The women's championship tackled the Eldorado and Coyote Run rotation, spanning 6,055 yards with a rating of 68.0 and a slope of 117.
 
Battling high winds, the Fort Lewis women turned in a 160 (+16), adding to their first-round 305 (+17) and second-round 312 (+24), to finish at 777 (+57) overall and hold off Chadron State College and Metropolitan State University of Denver, who tied for sixth at 783 (+63) overall. Fourth-place Colorado Mesa University edged the Skyhawks comfortably by 19 strokes with a 758 (+38) team total. No. 28-ranked Colorado State University Pueblo captured the team title with a 25-over-par 745.
 
Westminster's Ashley Lam captured the individual title, going two-over with a 74 in round one and a 38 in the final round, paired with a 69 (-3) in round two, the lowest individual round in the women's field, to win by one stroke with a 181 (+1). Gibby, who captured 10th-place in her first appearance at the conference championships last season, improved on her marks as the sophomore reeled off a 74 (+2), 75 (+3), and 40 (+4), to finish T-8 with a 189 (+9) total. Gibby managed seven birdies and 25 pars.
 
Senior Dimery Plewe paced another trio of Skyhawks inside the top 25, with the Cortez, Colo., native turning in a 40 (+4), paired with back-to-back 77s (+5), to capture T-18 with a 194 (+14) on her scorecard. Sophomore Isabel Bustillos and freshman Ellie White trailed close behind, both securing T-24 on a pair of 17-over 197s.
 
Rounding out the Fort Lewis women were freshman Kathryn Moores in T-41 with a 27-over 207, and Annika Gutierrez in 44th after shooting a 29-over 209. In total, the Skyhawks scored 29 birdies and 137 pars, with 135 bogeys or worse, to average scores of 3.35 on par threes, 4.60 on par fours, and 5.30 on par fives.
 
On the men's side, the final round proved challenging as the Skyhawks fired a 10-over 154, cutting its lead after opening with 276 (-12) and 286 (-2) to fall three spots and take fifth overall with a 716 (-4) team total. As the last team under par, Fort Lewis bested Westminster University's 727 (+7) and South Dakota Mines' 735 (+15). No. 24 Colorado Christian University took fourth by five strokes with a 711 (-9), and No. 22 Colorado Mesa captured the team title with a 12-under 708.
 
Colorado Christian's Bradley Mulder overcame the field down the stretch, carding a two-under 34 to win the individual title by a single stroke with a 172 (-8). Andrews, a redshirt junior and Fort Lewis' leader in scoring average this season, went one-over in the final round, turning in a 37 to slide into sole possession of fifth place with a 175 (-5) total for the tournament. Andrews racked up 11 birdies and 28 pars against just six bogeys.
 
True freshman Chase Rogers made a statement in his first conference championships, as the Litchfield Park, Ariz., native was the only player in the field to shoot an even par, capturing 14th on a 180, kick-started by a commanding first-round 68 (-4). Seniors Jake Chesler and Jordan Jennings notched top 25 placings as well, as Chesler captured T-15 on a 181 (+1) and Jennings T-18 with a 183 (+3).
 
Backing up the squad was Ian Henderson in 28th, shooting a 187 (+7), and Benjamin Harding in T-41 after carding a 203 (+23). Fort Lewis combined for one eagle, 50 birdies, 179 pars, and 78 bogeys or worse, to average scores of 3.29 on par threes, 4.21 on par fours, and 5.00 on par fives.
 
End of the Line
The 2025-26 season is officially in the books for the Fort Lewis men's and women's golf teams, barring a chance that any Skyhawk is selected as an individual to the NCAA West/South Central Regionals. The field will be announced this Sunday on NCAA.com.
 
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