Mountain Hawks Tie For Fourth At Rain-Shortened Quinnipiac Classic

WALLINGFORD, Conn. – Inclement climate Monday shortened the Quinnipiac Classic to 36 holes. After play in Monday’s opening spherical was halted on the Farms Country Club, play resumed Tuesday with the completion of spherical every one of spherical two. Lehigh tied for fourth place out of 11 groups with a ultimate rating of 632 (324-308).

Senior Yuki Zhu led the best way for the Mountain Hawks, tying for 14th place at 156 (83-73). The second spherical 73 was the low spherical of the match. Zhu carded one birdie in spherical one and two within the ultimate spherical.

Sophomore Reese Hannon tied for seventeenth place at 157 (78-79). Hannon additionally totaled three birdies for the match with two coming in spherical one. Hannon’s 78 paced the Mountain Hawks within the first spherical.

One stroke behind Hannon was junior Stefania Fedun, who tied for twentieth place at 158 (81-77). Fedun made two birdies in spherical two.

Sophomore Alana Hall tied for twenty sixth place at 161 (82-79). First-year Alisia Ren was one stroke behind, tying for thirty first place with rounds of 83 and 79. Ren made one birdie in spherical one.

Lehigh’s particular person, first-year Sienna Mosquera completed in 62nd place at 180 (95-85).

Quinnipiac gained its personal match with a ultimate rating of 608 (311-297). The Bobcats defeated second place by three strokes.

The particular person medalist was Harvard’s Vanessa Zhang at one beneath par 143 (72-71). Zhang defeated Cynthia Zhang of Boston College by six strokes.

The Mountain Hawks will shut out their fall slate after they host the Lehigh Invitational, Oct. 25-26 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J.