ROME, N.Y. — The Susquehanna University women's golf team closed out a record-setting weekend at the Hamilton Invitational on Sunday, finishing tied for third with Babson after posting a program-record team score of 304 in the final round, led by
Kennedy Petrovich's 69 to break her own individual school scoring record.
Coupled with their 315 team score on day one Saturday, the River Hawks finished the two-day tournament with a 619, marking a strong showing against a competitive field at Rome Country Club.
How It Went Down
- Susquehanna entered Sunday's final round in fourth place after carding a 315 (+27) on Saturday. Cailyn Schall led the individual field after the opening round, firing an even-par 72 to sit atop the leaderboard through 18 holes.
- The River Hawks then put together their best round of the weekend on Sunday, shooting a program-record 304 (+16) to move into a tie for third place.
- Kennedy Petrovich led Susquehanna's record-setting final round, firing a 3-under-par 69 to establish a new program record for the lowest 18-hole score in River Hawks women's golf history.
- Schall also helped pace the River Hawks throughout the weekend after her even-par opening round put her at the top of the leaderboard heading into Sunday.
Inside the Box Score
- Team: 619, T-3rd
- Round One: 315 (+27), T-4th
- Round Two: 304 (+16), program record
- T-2. Kennedy Petrovich: 69 (-3) in Round Two, program-record low round, posted seven birdies. Followed up from her 78 on Saturday to finish tied for second with a 147 (+3).
- T-5. Cailyn Schall: 72 (E) in Round One, led the competition after Day One. Shot a 78 Sunday for a 150 total (+6). Had four birdies in each round.
- T-21. Lyla Jones: Managed a consistent weekend, shooting 79 Saturday and 80 Sunday for a 159 (+15).
- T-42. Reese Walizer: Bounced back from a 97 (+25) Saturday with a 77 (+5) Sunday for a 174 (+30).
- T-47. Mylee Lorigan: Scored an 86 (+14) on Day One and 92 (+20) Day Two for a 178 total (+34)
Up Next for the River Hawks
- Susquehanna returns to action in two weeks from beautiful sunny Florida, competing in the Golfweek October Classic at Destin, Fla.'s Sandestin Beach and Golf Resort
