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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The Navy women's golf team fired a 54-hole total of 961 (319-322-320; +97) to place seventh out of 16 teams at the Middleburg Bank Intercollegiate at the Kingsmill Resort this past Monday and Tuesday. Navy's three-round total of 961 at the par 72, 5,962-yard Plantation Course is a new school record, eclipsing the previous mark of 973.

"The team played really well in all three rounds," said head coach Nadia Ste-Marie. "We are starting to reap the benefits from all the training we did this winter. The team stayed focused and engaged throughout the tournament and I am very proud of them. We are moving in the right direction as we head towards the Patriot League Championship three weeks from now."

Eastern Michigan made up eight strokes in the final round on Tuesday to win the team title (917; +53) by edging out Delaware (918; +54) by one shot. Host William and Mary was third at 921 (+57) and the Tribe boasted the individual medalist in Alessandra Liu. Liu fired a three-round total of 219 (72-71-76; +3) to lead the 89-player field.

Freshman Jane Moon led Navy with a 238 (81-75-82; +22) to tie for 27th place. Moon's 3-over par 75 in the second round is her lowest 18-hole total of the season and her total score of 238 tied the school record for a 54-hole tournament.

Freshman Kellyanne Hurst was one shot behind Moon and tied for 29th place with her overall score of 239 (80-77-82; +23). Hurst's 54-hole total of 239 is the best of her rookie season.

Freshman Christine Walker was three shots behind Moon and two shots behind Hurst as she tied for 32nd place with a 241 (77-87-77; +25). Walker shot two rounds under 80 in the same tournament for the first time this season.

Junior team captain Renata Bucher tied for 38th place with a three-round total of 243 (81-83-79; +27). Freshman Legare Augenstein placed 70th with a 256 (82-88-86; +40) and sophomore Katie Ryall, competing as an individual, was 86th with a 285.

The Middleburg Bank Intercollegiate featured five of the six teams that will be competing for the Patriot League Women's Golf Championship in April.

Boston U. paced the conference delegation with a 959 to place sixth and Navy was just two shots back with a 961 to place seventh. Richmond tied for eighth with a 963, Lehigh was 12th at 978 and Bucknell was 16th at 1,022.

Navy will next compete at the River Landing Classic in Wallace, N.C. from April 11-12.