US Women's Disc Golf Championships Reach Critical Stage with Multiple Leaders

As the 2025 United States Women's Disc Golf Championships reach their climax, the competition is heating up across all eight divisions. With a total of 19 PDGA Major champions to be crowned, the stage is set for an intense conclusion at Silver Creek Park in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

In the female professional (FPO) division, Henna Blomroos held onto her top spot on Saturday's Super Silver track, but her lead was shaved down to just one stroke by Emily Weatherman and Hailey King. Finland's Eveliina Salonen trailed by two strokes after shooting a 2-under par round.

Meanwhile, the rest of the field is packed tightly behind them, with nine players separated by six strokes or less. Kristin Lätt made a significant move on Saturday, shooting a 7-under par round to jump from 19th place into solo eighth position, just five strokes off the lead. Weatherman's impressive performance, which included a 4-under par day, propelled her two spots up the leaderboard.

In the FA1 division, Virginia Polkinghorne emerged as the new leader after Round 3, taking a one-stroke advantage over Brianna Vandergriendt from a four-way tie at the top. The action was just as intense in other divisions, where multiple leaders were jostling for position.

Nova Politte (FP55) took the lead in her division, while Laurie Cloyes-Chupa (FP65) and Cheryl Terwilleger (FA55) found themselves tied atop their respective leaderboards. Kendyl Sullivan (FA2) and Jeanette Scribner (FA3) extended their leads to three strokes on Saturday, but Aubrey Terry narrowed the gap in FJ18, trimming her deficit to just three behind Ava Meyer.

The drama is far from over as play resumes at Silver Creek Park, with multiple storylines unfolding across each division. Who will emerge victorious and claim the coveted championships?

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/championship-sunday-set