{"id":161748,"date":"2025-09-22T20:05:07","date_gmt":"2025-09-22T20:05:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/161748\/"},"modified":"2025-09-22T20:05:07","modified_gmt":"2025-09-22T20:05:07","slug":"hoya-womens-golf-finishes-11th-at-nittany-lion-invitational","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/161748\/","title":{"rendered":"Hoya Women\u2019s Golf Finishes 11th at Nittany Lion Invitational"},"content":{"rendered":"


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WASHINGTON \u2013 The Georgetown University women’s golf team took 11th following two days of action at the Nittany Lion Invitational, carding a 50-over 914 (299-310-305) in State College, Pennsylvania. The 16-team field played all 54 holes on the par-72, 6,363-yard Blue Course at the Penn State Golf Club over two days. The host Nittany Lions won the event at 14-over 878 while the Hoyas were the top finisher among a trio of BIG EAST teams with St. John’s (T13, +61) and Seton Hall (16, +85) also in the field.
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\n\tGeorgia Ruffolo<\/a> was the top Hoya finisher as she tied for 11th at 4-over 220 (72-73-75). She recorded the best score for a Hoya in each round and today’s 3-over 75 was fueled by a pair of birdies and 12 pars. For the tournament, she tallied seven birdies (3\/2\/2) and 37 pars (12\/13\/12).
\n\tNewcomers Sunny Wang<\/a> and Mimi Burton<\/a> both tied for 47th at 15-over 231. Wang turned in cards of 75\/78\/78 over the three rounds bolstered by five birdies (4\/0\/1) and 30 pars (7\/13\/10).
\n\tBurton’s 231 was fueled by cards of 76\/78\/77. In her GU opener, the transfer tallied six birdies (4\/1\/1) and 29 pars (6\/12\/11).
\n\tSophomore Gabriella Eifrig<\/a> shot up 10 spots into a tie for 66th at 20-over 236 (76-85-75). Her 3-over 75 in the final round tied for the best score for a Hoya in the final round of action and was fueled by a trio of birdies and nine pars. Over 54 holes, she tallied five birdies (1\/1\/3) and 32 pars (14\/9\/9).
\n\tPlaying as an individual, Olivia Ty<\/a> finished 83rd at 29-over 245 (78-83-84). The sophomore, who played a limited six rounds as a freshman, made her season debut and added a pair of birdies and eight pars in the round for a two-day total of four birdies (1\/1\/2) and 26 pars (9\/9\/8).
\n\tIn her first tournament of the season, Catherine Qiu<\/a> finished 84th at 31-over 247 (84-81-82). Over the course of two days, the sophomore managed a trio of birdies (0\/2\/1) and 24 pars (8\/8\/8). <\/p>\n

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\nNITTANY LION INVITATIONAL – FINAL RESULTS
\n1. Penn State (+14, 295-289-294=878); 2. Delaware (+15, 296-297-286=879); 3. Yale (+16, 287-294-299=880); 4. Maryland (+17, 300-290-291=881); 5. Navy (+29, 297-401-295=893); 6. Penn (+31, 305-290-300=895); 7. Akron (+41, 307-306-292=905); 8. Quinnipiac (+42, 302-304-300=906); T9. Rollins College (+49, 303-307-303=913); T9. Bucknell (+49, 308-302-303=913); 11. Georgetown (+50, 299-310-305=914); 12. UAlbany (+56, 306-304-310=920); T13. Towson (+61, 316-304-305=925); T13. St. John’s (+61, 306-305-314=925); 15. Duquesne (+72, 310-313-313=936); 16. Seton Hall (+85, 318-313-318=949)
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\nUP NEXT
\nThe Hoyas will take a weekend off before competing at the Princeton Invitational on October 4-5 at the Springdale Golf Club in Princeton, New Jersey.
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