Women’s golf set for PSAC Championships

Friday, April 9

Hershey, PA

ALL DAY

Millersville University

PSAC Championship

4/8/2021 2:18:00 PM | Women's Golf

By: Amanda Graham, Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant

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ABOUT THE MARAUDERS

Millersville has placed in the top five in two of its three tournaments this season. The Marauders had their highest finish at the Crofton Invitational where they placed second and shot a team total 715 (+139).
The Marauders shot their lowest team score, 682 (+113), at the Charleston Invitational.
Hannah Yanoski leads the Marauders this season with back-to-back individual victories at both the Charleston Invitational and the Dr. Edwin B. Cottrell Invitational. She recorded new 18-hole (71) and 36-hole (149) lows at the Charleston Invitational.
Cassandra Vogel has participated in all three tournaments for the Marauders this season placing once in the top 10 and once in the top 25. Her best performance came at the Crofton Invitational where she recorded a new 36-hole career best (175) and scored in the 80’s in two consecutive rounds for the first time in her collegiate career.
Alexandra Craig has also participated in all three events for the Marauders. She has recorded two top-25 finishes and holds a 93.8 stroke average through six rounds.
Amanda Steier is in her second season as a Marauder and has played in all three tournaments for the Marauders. She has recorded on top-25 finish and holds a stroke average of 89.5 through six rounds.

The PSAC Women’s Golf Championships will take place on Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10 at the Hershey Country Club on the east course.
13 institutions will partake in the championships alongside Millersville including, California (Pa.), Clarion, East Stroudsburg, Gannon, Indiana (Pa.), Kutztown, Lock Haven, Mercyhurst, Pitt-Johnstown, Seton Hill, Shepherd, and West Chester.
The championship will be two rounds on Friday, April 9 at 1 p.m. with a shotgun start. Saturday, April 10 will conclude the championship with the final round to begin at 10 a.m.
Spectators are permitted to attend. Masks must be worn at all times. Spectators must remain socially distanced (6ft) and remain at minimum 15 yards away from golfers. Cell phones must be silenced. Carts will be available for rent for $30 with a doctor’s excuse note.

We all feel very fortunate in having a spring season to compete. I thank all the people of Millersville and the PSAC that made this happen.

Scott Vandegrift, Millersville Head Coach

On Hannah Yanoski: “Hannah Yanoski has been a joy to have as a student-athlete all four years. She has always had the talent to win and now it is showing. This is her last year to compete at the collegiate level and she has become very committed to playing her best. I expect her to be very competitive and to win the individual title at the PSAC Championships, but she will first play for her team as she has always done.”
On the women’s performance this season: “We are always talking about just sticking to the fundamentals that they have been practicing and just playing the game. If they control what they can control and find a way to enjoy the competition, you will see improvement in each player. At the end of the day, I always tell them that in the big picture of life it is just a game.”
On returning to the PSAC’s: “We all feel very fortunate in having a spring season to compete. I thank all the people of Millersville and the PSAC that made this happen. At the very first invitational at Crofton the enthusiasm shown by the players and coaches was very exciting. The teams have done a good job in the making in making the tournaments safe and the PSAC Championship will exhibit this excitement.”