Yardley native Jackie Rogowicz remained in a good position to earn co-medalist honors at the Women’s Mid-Am on Sunday as darkness forced officials to suspend play, writes Julia Pine for USGA.

Rogowicz, who is a former Penn State golfer and currently works as an investment analyst, is currently playing in her second Mid-Am. Last year, in her championship debut, she made it to Round 16.

This year, the championship is taking place at Stonewall, close to the 26-year-old’s hometown, and she made the most of her home game.

Rogowicz is one of 11 players from the Keystone State in the 132-player field and will most likely proceed into the match play portion of the championship as a co-medalist, having tied with Round 1 leaders Courtney Dow and Jessica Spicer before the play got suspended. She put together rounds of 71-68 on the North Course and finished at 3-under par.

“I had some family and friends out following yesterday,” said Rogowicz. “I have my family here, my sister was around, so it’s nice being local.”

Read more about Jackie Rogowicz at USGA.

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