Sunday, September 15
Daniels, WV
Millersville University
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Millersville takes seventh at Glade Springs Intercollegiate
9/16/2019 10:56:00 PM | Women's Golf
DANIELS, W. Va. - The Millersville women's golf team faced a tough second day of play finishing seventh at the Glade Springs Intercollegiate hosted by the University of Charleston on the Cobb course.
Amanda Steier led the Marauders, just shy of making the top 10, tying for 12th-place in the 68-person field. Gannon University claimed the team title with a 634 while West Chester's Megan O'Mara topped the individuals with a 149.
TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS
• Freshman Amanda Steier came to compete, carding 82-80 for a career-low 162. Steier's 80 also marks a new 18-hole low for the freshman competing in all three tournaments this season.
• Hannah Yanoski came up just shy of the top 25 tying for 28th after shooting 86-85 for a two-day total of 171.
• Alexandra Craig posted her first competitive round under 80 carding a 79 in the first round. Craig finished tied for 32nd with a tournament total of 174.
• Cassandra Vogel recorded a two-round score of 187 while Joelie Bennett tallied a 207.
COACH SCOTT VANDEGRIFT QUOTES
• "The women's team was led this weekend by freshman Amanda Steier who carded 82-80 for a 12th-place finish. Amanda has quickly grown accustomed to the college golf competitive environment and is really showing she can play with anyone at this level."
• "Allie Craig carded her first competitive round under 80 with a 79 (+7) on Sunday. This is a huge accomplishment and shows what she is capable of. She has a length advantage over the rest of the field and on Sunday she really took advantage of it."
• "I am very pleased with the trend we have seen in the last two weeks. The team has incrementally improved and has showed they are in the picture to win every weekend. This is exactly the trend we were hoping for with a month left until the PSAC championship. Tomorrow at Hershey Country Club will be an excellent opportunity to preview the golf course that we will play in the championship and show ourselves exactly what we are capable of."
NOTES
• The 12th-place finish for Steier marks her first career top 25 completion.
UP NEXT
• The women head to Hershey, Pa., tomorrow, Sept. 17 for the Elizabethtown invitational beginning at 12 p.m.
Amanda Steier led the Marauders, just shy of making the top 10, tying for 12th-place in the 68-person field. Gannon University claimed the team title with a 634 while West Chester's Megan O'Mara topped the individuals with a 149.
TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS
• Freshman Amanda Steier came to compete, carding 82-80 for a career-low 162. Steier's 80 also marks a new 18-hole low for the freshman competing in all three tournaments this season.
• Hannah Yanoski came up just shy of the top 25 tying for 28th after shooting 86-85 for a two-day total of 171.
• Alexandra Craig posted her first competitive round under 80 carding a 79 in the first round. Craig finished tied for 32nd with a tournament total of 174.
• Cassandra Vogel recorded a two-round score of 187 while Joelie Bennett tallied a 207.
COACH SCOTT VANDEGRIFT QUOTES
• "The women's team was led this weekend by freshman Amanda Steier who carded 82-80 for a 12th-place finish. Amanda has quickly grown accustomed to the college golf competitive environment and is really showing she can play with anyone at this level."
• "Allie Craig carded her first competitive round under 80 with a 79 (+7) on Sunday. This is a huge accomplishment and shows what she is capable of. She has a length advantage over the rest of the field and on Sunday she really took advantage of it."
• "I am very pleased with the trend we have seen in the last two weeks. The team has incrementally improved and has showed they are in the picture to win every weekend. This is exactly the trend we were hoping for with a month left until the PSAC championship. Tomorrow at Hershey Country Club will be an excellent opportunity to preview the golf course that we will play in the championship and show ourselves exactly what we are capable of."
NOTES
• The 12th-place finish for Steier marks her first career top 25 completion.
UP NEXT
• The women head to Hershey, Pa., tomorrow, Sept. 17 for the Elizabethtown invitational beginning at 12 p.m.
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