Warren, Ohio – October 14, 2026 – The Hiram men's and women's golf team traveled to Avalon Lakes Golf & Country Club Monday and Tuesday morning for the Fall PAC Championships. The Terriers competed well, earning multiple impressive results along the way. 

Women's Recap 

On Day 1, the Terriers were lead by the play of Kayla Weisenberger, who finished tied for 37th with a score of 103 for the round, starting off the championships with a solid performance. Gretchen Smink and Rose Sangchompuphen followed Weisenberger, with scores of 115 for Smink and 116 for Sangchompuphen, rounding out the first day of action for Hiram. 

On Day 2, Weisenberger would continue the impressive stretch, finishing the championships tied for 42nd with a score of 113 in the second round. Sangchompuphen would have a great second day, finishing seven strokes less than the prior day with a score of 109., which was good enough for 45th place. Smink would round out the Terrier scoring with a score of 118 and a 49th place finish. 

Men's Recap 

On the men's side for Day 1, the Terriers were led by the outstanding play of Ian Muka, who would shoot a score of 76, which would put him in the top 15 after the first day. Following Muka would be Robert Morgan, who would have a great first day, finishing with a total of 83, which would put him in 38th.  Michael Clark and Patrick Crooks would then finish tied with each other, with both athletes putting up scores of 86.  Noah Burke would then round out the top 5 for Hiram, finishing two strokes behind Crooks and Clark with a score of 88. 

On the second day, Ian Muka would lead the way for Hiram once again, shooting a total of 160 across the two days, which would put him tied for 33rd across the whole competition.  Michael Clark would have a great day, finishing six strokes under the previous day of 80 with a score of 80, which was good enough for 42nd place.  Robert Morgan would be next, finishing with a score of 85, which would put him two spots under Clark at 44th place.  Patrick Crooks and Noah Burke would round out the top 5, with each athlete putting up better scores than the previous day. Crooks would finish with an 83, which would put him 45th place, and Burke would finish with a score of 87, which would put him tied for 50th. 

The Terrier Golf Fall season comes to a close, but they will be back in action once it hits springtime.