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Monday, September 30, 2019

Staudt leads the way as Seton Hall captures team title at Princeton Invitational


   Behind a program record-setting performance by senior Sammie Staudt, a four-time PIAA qualifier at Coatesville, Seton Hall claimed a seven-shot victory over host Princeton in the Princeton Invitational, which wrapped up Sunday at Springdale Golf Club.
   Staudt opened with a sparkling 4-under-par 68 in Saturday’s opening round over the 6,121-yard, par-72 Springdale layout as the Pirates had the only under-par team round of the tournament, a 5-under 283. Staudt then closed with a 1-over 73 Sunday for a 3-under 141 total that earned her a share of second place in the individual standings and helped Seton Hall finish with a 4-over 292.
   The Pirates ended up with a 1-under 575 total, seven shots clear of Princeton, which added a 2-over 290 to its opening round of 4-over 292 for a 6-over 582 total.
   Staudt’s 141 total bettered the previous Seton Hall record for a 36-hole tournament on a par-72 course by five shots. Staudt had just one top-five finish in her career before this season, but her second straight top-five finish to open her senior season has increased that total to three top-five finishes.
   Seton Hall also turned the tables on Penn, which had claimed the title in last weekend’s Nittany Lion Invitational while the Pirates finished third. Penn settled for third place at Princeton, the Quakers adding a 7-over 295 to their opening round of 3-over 291 for a 10-over 586 total.
   Yale, behind individual champion Ami Gianchandani, a sophomore out of The Pingry School, was two shots behind Ivy League rival Penn at 12-over 588 after posting a second straight 6-over 294.
It was 15 shots back to Rollins College in fifth place at 27-over 603 as the Tars, after opening with a 297, posted a 306 in Sunday’s final round. St. John’s, like Seton Hall a Big East representative, was five shots behind Rollins in sixth place at 32-over 608. The Red Storm added a 303 to their opening-round 305.
   The Ivy League had five teams among the top eight in the 13-team field as Dartmouth and Columbia finished in a tie for seventh place at 34-over 610. The Big Green, a runnerup to Harvard in last spring’s Ivy League Championship, shaved two shots off their opening-round 306 with a final-round 304. The Lions, after opening with a 301, posted a 309 in Sunday’s final round.
   Seton Hall’s Sarah Fouratt, a sophomore from Santa Maria, Calif., and Maddie Sager, a senior who was the 2015 PIAA Class AAA runnerup as a senior at Owen J. Roberts, were two of the three individual co-champions in last week’s Nittany Lion Invitational and continued their strong play.
   Fouratt carded a 1-under 71 in Sunday’s second round after matching par with a 72 in the opening round to finish alone in fourth place, two shots behind her teammate Staudt. Sager contributed a 3-under 69 to Seton Hall’s fast start in Saturday’s opening round before backing off a little with a 4-over 76 in Sunday’s final round as she joined the group tied for eighth place at 1-over 145. It was Sager’s eighth career top-10 finish.
   Carolina Ronchel Salas, a senior from Spain, landed among the group tied for 18th place at 5-over 149 after adding a 3-over 75 to her opening-round 74. Ronchel Salas had a share of the Seton Hall 36-hole record on a par-72 course that Staudt broke with her 146 total at Springdale in this event a year ago.
   Rounding out the Seton Hall lineup was Lizzie Winn, a senior from Sylvania, Ohio who finished among the group tied for 42nd place at 10-over 154. After struggling to an opening-round 81, Winn, the individual runnerup in the Big East Championship last spring, bounced back with a 1-over 73 that was a crucial counter for the Pirates.
   Junior Mia Kness, the 2016 PIAA Class AAA champion as a senior at Peters Township, competed as an individual and was solid, adding a 2-over 74 to her opening-round 75 to join her teammate Ronchel Salas in the group tied for 18th place at 5-over 149.
   Gianchandani opened with the best individual round of the weekend, a 5-under 67, before adding a 1-under 71 in Sunday’s final round for a 6-under 138 total that gave her a three-shot victory.
   Joining Staudt in the tie for second place at 3-under 141 was host Princeton’s Grace Ni, a freshman from Cypress, Texas who finished strong with a 3-under 69 after matching par in the opening round with a 72.
   Three players finished in a tie for fifth place at even-par 144 and one of them was a very familiar name to followers of the local high school scene in the Philadelphia area, Dartmouth freshman Samantha Yao, a two-time District One Class AAA champion at Conestoga.
   Yao, competing as individual, opened with a 2-under 70 in Saturday’s opening round before adding a 2-over 74 that featured a hole-in-one at the 156-yard 11th hole at Springdale in Sunday’s final round.
   Yao had made her college debut in the Dartmouth Invitational in the starting lineup for the Big Green two weeks ago. She might very well have worked her way back into the first five for Dartmouth with her top-five finish this weekend at Princeton.
   Joining Yao at even-par were Rollins’ Seher Atwal, a senior from India, and Princeton’s Maya Walton, a senior from Austin, Texas. Atwal added a 1-under 71 to her opening-round 73 while Walton, after opening with a 2-under 70, closed with a 2-over 74 in Sunday’s final round.
   It was another strong showing for a young Penn team that was led by Mary Shin, a sophomore from Irvine, Calif., and Susan Xiao, a freshman from Canada, both of whom were in the group along with Seton Hall’s Sager tied for eighth at 1-over 145.
   Shin shaved five shots off her opening-round 75 with a 2-under 70 in Sunday’s final round. Xiao opened with a 1-under 71 before adding a 2-over 74.
   Lelia Dizon, a sophomore from Los Angeles, also opened with a 1-under 71 before adding a 76 that left her in the group tied for 14th place at 3-over 147. Christina Park, the Quakers’ veteran senior from San Diego, gave them four players inside the top 18 as she added a 3-over 75 to her opening-round 74 to finish among the group tied for 18th place at 5-over 149.
   Rounding out the starting lineup for Penn was Abigail Wiranatha, a freshman from West Covina, Calif. who finished among the group tied for 47th place at 155. Wiranatha added a 4-over 76 to her opening-round 79.
   Penn also field a four-woman B team, which finished last in the 13-team field. The Quakers’ B team was led by sophomore Olivia Traynor, who captured the 2015 Inter-Ac League championship as a freshman at the Academy of Notre Dame. Traynor opened with a 2-over 74 before adding a 79 as she finished among the group tied for 35th place at 9-over 153.
   Dartmouth’s team effort was led by Kristen Chen, a sophomore from Thousand Oaks, Calif. who joined the group tied for 18th place at 5-over 149 as she added a 2-over 74 to her opening-round 75. Angela Zhang, a freshman from Canada, finished among the group tied for 23rd place at 151 after adding a 75 to her opening-round 76.
   Sophomore Kaitlyn Lees, a three-time winner of the Pennsylvania Junior Girls’ Championship who starred scholastically at Agnes Irwin, improved by four shots from her opening-round 79 with a 3-over 75 Sunday that left her in the group tied for 42nd at 10-over 154.
   Lees had led the way for Dartmouth in its season-opening Dartmouth Invitational two weeks ago as she finished in a tie for 11th place on her home course at Hanover Country Club. The Big Green took fifth place. Lees capped a solid freshman season at Dartmouth with a third-place finish in the Ivy League Championship at The Ridge at Back Brook last spring.
   Julianne Strauch, a junior from Advance, N.C., added an 80 to her opening-round 77 to finish in the group tied for 53rd at 157 for Dartmouth. Rounding out the Big Green lineup was Maddie Nelson, a senior from Sammamish, Wash. who, after opening with a 78, posted a final-round 84 that left her alone in 73rd place at 162.
   Freshman Esther Park, a Charter School of Wilmington product, helped Georgetown finish ninth as she ended up in the group tied for 59th at 158 after adding an 82 to her opening-round 76. The Hoyas, one of the Seton Hall’s chief rivals in the Big East, added a 308 to their opening-round 303 for a 611 total.
   Senior Kate Evanko, a former Unionville standout, competed as an individual for Georgetown and finished among the group tied for 53rd at 157 after adding an 80 to her opening-round 77.




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