DENVER — Another milestone season for MSU Denver women's golf was recognized Wednesday afternoon as juniors Neige Dunn and Izabella Pesicka earned All-RMAC honors following standout 2025-26 campaigns.
Dunn headlined the Roadrunners' selections with First Team All-RMAC honors, becoming the first MSU Denver women's golfer to earn first-team recognition since 2024.
The junior also put together one of the most historic seasons in recent program history. Dunn became the first Roadrunner to qualify individually for the NCAA Regionals in 10 years, marking the program's first regional qualifier since Allie Johnston and Cha Cha Willhoite advanced during the 2015-16 season.
Throughout the season, Dunn consistently established herself among the RMAC's top golfers while rewriting portions of the program record book.
She finished the year with a 75.5 stroke average, the lowest single-season scoring average ever recorded by a Roadrunner at the RMAC Championships era. Dunn also recorded the three best individual rounds of the 2025-26 season for MSU Denver, including a career-best 69 (-2) at the CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational back in October.
Her consistent performances throughout both the fall and spring seasons helped elevate the Roadrunners throughout the year while solidifying her place among the top players in the conference.
Pesicka also earned postseason recognition after collecting Second Team All-RMAC honors following another impressive junior campaign.
The junior posted a 76.88 season stroke average, which now ranks fourth all-time in program history for a single season by a Roadrunner.
One of the defining moments of Pesicka's season came in March when she captured the individual title at the SMSU Spring Classic. Pesicka fired rounds of 73 and 75 to finish at +4 for the tournament and secure the victory, giving MSU Denver one of its top individual performances of the spring season.
The all-conference honors capped off another successful year for the Roadrunners program, which continued its upward trajectory with record-setting performances, an NCAA Regional qualifier and multiple golfers earning recognition among the RMAC's best.
