Leaders Emerge as US Women's Disc Golf Championship Enters Crucial Rounds

The competition is heating up at the 2025 United States Women's Disc Golf Championship as Round 2 comes to a close on Friday. While some players have managed to hold onto their top spots from the opening round, new leaders are emerging in various divisions, setting the stage for an exciting final two-round push.

In FP40, Holly Finley still occupies the number one position, but Stephanie Vincent has moved into second place after delivering a scorching hot round on Friday at Rollin' Ridge. Vincent now trails Finley by just two strokes and is closely followed by Jennifer Allen in third place, who is six strokes behind Vincent.

The A Pool action is shifting to the Super Silver track, where competition will be fierce as players vie for a PDGA Major title. Meanwhile, the FA1 division has produced some thrilling results, with four players tied at the top of the leaderboard: Virginia Polkinghorne, Brook Johnson, Brianna Vandergriendt, and Annika Wiebe.

As we head into Moving Day, there are two more ties to watch out for in the FA60 division between Donna Stanley and Janet Cranshaw, as well as in the FA70 division between Patti Adams and Patricia Neprud-Mehls.

However, some players have managed to pull ahead of their competitors, including Henna Blomroos, who has taken the top spot on the FPO leaderboard after a back-and-forth day with fellow Finn Eveliina Salonen. Blomroos now leads by three strokes over Hailey King in second place and Emily Weatherman in third.

Other new leaders have emerged across various divisions, including Janice Jones in FP65, Sandy Gast in FP60, who broke a tie after Round 1 and leads by one stroke, Kendyl Sullivan in FA2, Jeanette Scribner in FA3, Meagan Eastin in FA4, and Ava Meyer, who built a five-stroke lead after shooting the only round under par in FJ18.

The action will continue on Saturday as players take to the course for the final two rounds of competition. Stay up-to-date with live scores and leaderboards on PDGA Live.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/moving-day-manitowoc