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Women's Golf Fall Update 7
Portions courtesy of Penn/Princeton Athletic Communications
and Yale Sports Publicity
PRINCETON, N.J. - The Ivy League women’s
golf season came to a close with Yale, Princeton and Penn claiming
tournament titles. Yale took first overall at the Sacred Heart
Invitational, Princeton captured the Turtle Bay Resort Collegiate
Invitational and Penn won the Spider Invitational. Brown also
closed out its fall season, finishing second only to Yale at the
Sacred Heart Invitational.
Yale finished with a 623 at the Sacred Heart Invitational, which
was played at the Great River Golf Club in Milford, Conn. on Oct.
24 and 25, while Brown finished with a 643 mark. Freshman See Heo
Moon led the Bulldogs and took medalist honors with a four-over par
mark (75-73--148). Moon’s win was her fourth of the fall
season, capping off an impressive start to her Yale career. Senior
captain Susan Restrepo led Brown with a 158 (83-75--158) to place
eighth individually.
Complete Sacred Heart Invitational
Results
Princeton turned in a first place showing at the Turtle Bay Resort
Collegiate Invitational, which was played at the Turtle Bay Resort
in Kahuku, Hawaii on Nov. 2-4. The Tigers edged second place
Portland State by three strokes to earn the title with a 33-over
par mark (290-301-306--897). The win was Princeton’s first
tournament victory in more than 18 months as its last win came at
the Columbia-hosted Roar-EE Invitational on April 18, 2009. It was
also the first win for rookie head coach Nicki Cutler. Freshman
Kelly Shon paced the Tigers with a fourth place finish as she
carded a seven-over par 223 (69-75-79--223).
Complete Turtle Bay Resort Collegiate
Invitational Results
Penn won the University of Richmond’s Spider Invitational,
which was played at the par-72 Independence Golf Club in
Midlothian, Va. on Nov. 1 and 2. As a team, Penn finished the
tournament at 902 which was 30 strokes ahead of second-place
Bradley and 41 strokes ahead of host Richmond.
Individually, Penn players took first and second and had another
tie for third. Sophomore Isabel Han took medalist honors, carding a
final-round 71 to finish at 4-over par 220 for the tournament.
Freshman Michelle Lee was second overall, shooting 76-73-74--223,
while classmate Rui Li carded 72-73-80--225 and tied for third.
Complete Spider Invitational
Results
With the 2010 fall slate wrapped up, the teams will return to the
course in the spring as they work towards the 2011 Ivy League
Women’s Golf Championship, which will be played on April
22-24 at the Atlantic City Country Club, Northfield, N.J.
