SORRENTO, Fla. – Marymount women's golf opened the spring season with an emphatic victory at the Shenandoah Spring Fling on Thursday and Friday as four Saints finished in the top five, including the individual champion, Noelle Jensen.

NOTABLE

• On day two, the Saints put together a 311, which is the lowest team score in program history. It was a 21-stroke improvement from their day one performance. 
• Noelle Jensen won her third individual medal this season after shooting 75-75 (+6).
• Hunter Gillis finished in third after a strong second day saw her card a 77.
• Peyton Kraras (87-79, +22) and Kate Parsons (86-80, +22) finished in a tie for fourth place. The 79 for Kraras was her lowest round of the season.
• Phuong Le, Gina Carvelli, and Hannah Lampe also competed for the Saints. 

RESULTS
 

Marymount University	332	311	643	+67	1st
Noelle Jensen	75	75	150	+6	1st
Hunter Gillis	84	77	161	+17	3rd
Peyton Kraras	87	79	166	+22	t-4th
Kate Parsons	86	80	166	+22	t-4th
Hannah Lampe	97	97	194	+25	24th
Phuong Le	100	98	198	+54	25th
Gina Carvelli#	99	104	203	+59	t-27th

 
UP NEXT

• Marymount will return to action for the two-day Shenandoah Invitational on March 25 and 26 at Winchester Country Club.   

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