DENVER — Success in the classroom accompanied a record-setting season on the course for MSU Denver women's golf as three Roadrunners earned recognition on the RMAC Academic Honor Roll announced Wednesday afternoon.
Juniors Neige Dunn, Izabella Pesicka, and Lauren Mack were all recognized for their academic achievements while competing for the Roadrunners during the 2025-26 season.
The selections continued a strong year for the program both academically and competitively, highlighting the commitment of MSU Denver's student-athletes to excellence in the classroom and on the golf course.
Dunn's honor added another accolade to one of the most accomplished seasons in recent program history. Last week, the junior earned First Team All-RMAC honors after becoming the first Roadrunner to qualify individually for the NCAA Regional Championships since Allie Johnston and Cha Cha Willhoite advanced during the 2015-16 season.
Dunn also rewrote portions of the MSU Denver record book throughout the year, posting a program-record 75.5 stroke average while recording the three lowest rounds by a Roadrunner during the 2025-26 campaign. Her career-best 69 (-2) at the CSU Pueblo Fall Invitational highlighted a season that established her among the top golfers in the conference.
Pesicka also added an academic honor to an impressive junior campaign after earning Second Team All-RMAC recognition last week.
The junior finished the season with a 76.88 scoring average, the fourth-best single-season mark in program history, and captured an individual tournament championship at the SMSU Spring Classic in March. Pesicka fired rounds of 73 and 75 to claim medalist honors and helped lead the Roadrunners throughout the spring season.
Mack rounded out the trio of academic honorees for MSU Denver, earning recognition for her achievements in the classroom while contributing to the Roadrunners throughout the season.
The Academic Honor Roll selections capped another successful year for the women's golf program, which saw multiple all-conference performers, an NCAA Regional qualifier and continued academic success across the roster.
