WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's golf team is currently in fourth place at the Princeton Invitational with a pair of Hoyas tied for second place. The 11-team field played 36 holes on the par-71, 6,109-yard course at the Springdale Golf Club on Saturday with the Hoyas carding a 26-over (302-292=594).
Megan Gormley and
Gabriella Gilrowski are currently tied for second place at 2-under following the day.
FOLLOW THE HOYAS
- Live scoring via Golfstat is available on GUHoyas.com.
- Sunday's final round will be a shotgun start at 9 a.m. Gormley will start on 4, while Gilrowski, Angela Lee and Lauren May will start on holes 5, 6 and 7, respectively.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Gilrowski carded matching scores of 70 in each of the first and second round to close the day at 2-under 140 (70-70). Starting each round on hole 16, she recorded eight birdies on the day, four in each round, and an eagle on the par-5 12th hole in the second round.
- Gormley had a slower start to the day but once she found her rhythm, the junior recorded four birdies in round 1, including three in a five-hole span (10-14). Her second round saw her shoot 3-under with five birdies to her name, totaling nine on the day and a two-round score of 2-under 140 (72-68).
- Freshman Angela Lee was consistent through 36 holes as she carded a two-round score of 9-over 151 (76-75) with one birdie to her credit, on hole 6 of the second round. She is tied for 27th place.
- Lauren May is in 61st place with a two-round score of 21-over 163 (84-79).
PRINCETON INVITATIONAL ROUND 2 STANDINGS
- 1. Yale (+3, 282-289=571); 2. Harvard (+12, 302-278=580); 3. Penn (+23; 293-298=591); 4. Georgetown (+26; 302-292=594); T5. Dartmouth (+33, 303-298=601) / Seton Hall (+33; 300-301=601); 7. Fairleigh Dickinson (+34, 299-303=602); 8. Columbia (+39; 301-306=607); 9. St. John's (+45; 306-307=613); 10. Albany (+52; 310-310=620); 11. Holy Cross (+96; 327-337=664)
UP NEXT
Following the completion of the Princeton Invitational, the Hoyas will be off until October 10-11 when they travel to Greenville, North Carolina for the Pirate Collegiate Classic hosted by East Carolina University.
