PITTSGROVE, NEW JERSEY — Salisbury University's women's golf team finished third at the Colonial Women's Golf Conference Championship on Tuesday, its second straight finish on the league podium, according to the university's athletics department.
The Sea Gulls shot 332 in Monday's first round and 338 on Tuesday for a two-day total of 670 at Running Deer Golf Club. Babson won the six-team event at 591, and Christopher Newport was second at 611. Salisbury finished more than 40 strokes ahead of fourth-place Kean, which shot 713.
Krista Brosius, who won the individual title at the Melee earlier this month, again led the Sea Gulls. She placed 12th of 30 golfers at 21-over 165. Stella Jaffe and Sydney Lynott tied for 13th at 166; Jaffe cut eight strokes from her first round with a 79 on Tuesday. Ava Kelly was 16th at 173, and Caroline Fitzgerald was 24th.
The tournament ends Salisbury's fall season. The Sea Gulls return in the spring of 2027, and the school says the spring schedule will be announced later.
Third again, and nobody within 40 shots behind them.
Source: Salisbury Athletics
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