Results

ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The Navy women's golf team placed fourth at the nine-team Navy Spring Invitational from Friday-Saturday at the Naval Academy Golf Club. Navy shot a 36-hole score of 671 (334-337; +95) in cold and windy conditions.

Yale won the team title with a 650 (316-334; +76) and was followed by Towson (333-324=657; +81), Quinnipiac (334-332=666; +90), Navy and Monmouth (339-338=677; +101) in the top five.

Yale's Julie Luo was the individual medalist in the 59-player field. She shot a two-round score of 155 (73-82; +11). Yale's Jennifer Peng and Bucknell's Lindsay Dodovich tied for second place at 157 (+13).

Navy was led by sophomore Morgan Frazier, who placed sixth with a 162 (80-82; +18). It was her team-leading fifth top-10 finish of the year, which is the most in a single season in school history.

Freshman Christine McDonnell placed seventh with a 163 (82-81; +19). McDonnell is averaging a team-best 76.5, while Frazier is averaging a 77.3.

Freshman Emily Root tied for 13th place with a 167 (87-80; +23) and senior Jane Moon tied for 17th place with a 168 (80-88; +24).

Senior Legare Augenstein tied for 27th place with a 171 (85-85; +27).

Sophomore Abby Schroeder tied for 33rd place with a 173 (84-89; +29) and freshman Elizabeth Park tied for 37th place with a 175 (86-89; +31). Sophomore Micah Vincent tied for 45th place with a 182 (88-94; +38).

Root, Moon, Schroeder and Vincent were competing as individuals and their scores did not count towards Navy's team score.

"We had two players in the top 10, which was great," said Navy head coach Nadia Ste-Marie. "But overall we were a little disappointed with how we scored. The conditions were challenging, but even though we haven't played a home tournament in a while, we do know this course. We will practice hard these next few weeks and make improvements to get ready for the Patriot League Championship."

Navy will next host the Patriot League Women's Golf Championship from April 21-22.