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Kayla Uscilowski

Kayla Uscilowski
Kayla Uscilowski
  • Hometown:
    Maumee, Ohio
  • Year:
    So
  • High School:
    Maumee
  • Major:
    Forensic Science
Bio

Sophomore (2012): Played in all eight rounds over six tournaments for the Yellow Jackets ... Had three top 40 finishes on the season ... Shot a best round of 99 in the second round of the Hanover Invitational ... Finished with a 107.8 scoring average ... Finished with a 44.3 average finish for the year ... Had a season best finish of 30th at the Jon Spiess Invitational ... Was a member of the HCAC Academic All-Conference team. 

Freshman (2011): Earned spot in DC’s lineup in five rounds over five events during first season with Yellow Jackets … Took 11th-place finish at Defiance Invite on September 19 … Finished with a scoring average of 119.6 for the season.

Prep: Spent two seasons on the varsity team at Maumee High … Played for head coach Pam Reese … Two-time all-district selection … Named All-Northern Lakes League as a senior … Recipient of the Most Improved Golfer and Leadership Award … Three-time winner of the Outstanding Academic Excellence honor … President’s Education Award winner.

Personal: Kayla Uscilowski ... Born in Toledo, Ohio ... Daughter of Mark and Diane Uscilowski ... Has two sisters; Cassidy and Lexi … Majoring in Medical Laboratory Science.

News mentions
29 DC Student-Athletes Honored on Fall HCAC Academic-Team
29 DC Student-Athletes Honored on Fall HCAC Academic-Team

GREENWOOD, Ind. – The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference announced its fall honorees for the Tom Bohlsen Academic All-HCAC Team, with Defiance placing 29 student-athletes on the list.

DC Women’s Golf Concludes Season at HCAC Championships
DC Women’s Golf Concludes Season at HCAC Championships

FRANKLIN, Ind. – The Defiance College women’s golf squad wrapped up its 2012 season on Sunday with a record-breaking showing at the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships in Franklin, Indiana.