WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA — The Salisbury University women's golf team won the Melee by 16 strokes, and sophomore Krista Brosius took the individual title by six, in the two-round tournament that ended Monday at Williamsburg National Golf Club, the university's athletics department reported.
Brosius started the final round four strokes off the lead and shot a 6-over 78 to finish at 13-over 157, six ahead of Averett's Meredith Pegram. It was her second career individual title, after the Sea Gull Invitational in April. Stella Jaffe was third at 165 and Sydney Lynott fourth at 169. The Sea Gulls totaled 690, ahead of Drew at 706 and Shenandoah at 708.
On the men's side, junior Ryan Henneman won the Melee for the second straight year. He began the final round five strokes back, shot a 2-under 70 and finished at 1-under 143, one stroke ahead of McDaniel's Dylan Muso. The Salisbury men were third of 11 teams at 610, behind Batten at 600 and Drew at 605, and one stroke ahead of McDaniel.
The women play the Colonial Women's Golf Conference Championship on Oct. 26 and 27 at Running Deer Golf Club in Pittsgrove, N.J. The men's fall season is over.
Source: Salisbury Athletics
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