Results
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, W.Va. – The Concord University women's golf team placed seventh at the Greenbrier Collegiate Invite played on The Greenbrier's Meadows Course.
The Mountain Lions shot 367 Monday and combined for 357 in Tuesday's second round to score 724 for the tournament.
Senior
Melinda Goda finished 11
th as she put together rounds of 79 and 82 to card a two-day total of 161. She tallied four birdies across the two rounds. She scored a four on the par-5, 415-yard ninth on Monday as well as the par-5, 445-yard 16
th. She had a birdie on the par-5, 450-yard fourth and started the back nine by holing a two on the par-3, 165-yard 10
th. She played the par 5s at +2 for the tournament. The first round 79 tied for the best round of the year for Goda.
Freshman
Mary Denny scored 85 on the opening day and fired an 88 to tie for 26
th with her total of 173. Denny started the tournament with a birdie on the par-4, 280-yard first hole Monday. She added two more red numbers on Tuesday. The Mount Hope, West Virginia native had a two on par-3, 160-yard fifth and closed the back nine with a four on the ninth Tuesday.
Junior
Taylor Bohan shot 104 on Monday and came with a career-best 90 during the second round. Fellow junior
Gretchen Carr was two strokes back of Bohan with a two-day score of 196 (99, 97).
Sophomore
Kaleigh Baisden fired rounds of 126 and 107.
Wheeling's Emily Holzopfel and Lynchburg's Emily Brubaker shared medalist honors with a total of 147. Lynchburg won the team title by seven strokes over Wheeling.
Tuesday wrapped up the spring season for CU. Concord finished in the top five in five of the nine tournament they played for the season. And Denny was named All-Mountain East Conference Honorable Mention at the end of March.
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