MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – The Trinity College women's golf team finished ninth overall at the George Phinney Classic, hosted by Middlebury College at Ralph Myhre Golf Course. The Bantams improved by 12 strokes in the second round, finishing the two-day tournament at 110-over par after rounds of +61 and +49.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Zorah Williams led the Bantams for the weekend, finishing at 22-over par. Williams opened the tournament with an 81 (+10) before carding an 83 (+12) in the second round.
• CC Kaplan finished one stroke behind Williams at 23-over par. After an opening-round 84 (+13), Kaplan posted Trinity's best round of the tournament on day two with an 81 (+10).
• Meg Lavinder finished the weekend at 35-over par, improving three strokes between rounds with scores of 90 (+19) and 87 (+16).
• Mia Lombardi made the biggest jump for Trinity on the second day, shaving 16 strokes off her opening-round score. Lombardi followed a 98 (+27) with an 82 (+11).
• Amelia Dickerson Stoltz rounded out the Bantams' lineup at 39-over par, recording rounds of 90 (+19) and 91 (+20).
• Kira Kilgore, competing as an individual, finished at 37-over par after rounds of 84 (+13) and 95 (+24).

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Trinity finished ninth in the 12-team field at +110.
• The Bantams improved from +61 in the opening round to +49 in round two, a 12-stroke improvement.
• Williams and Kaplan paced Trinity at +22 and +23, respectively.
• Kaplan recorded Trinity's lowest round of the weekend with her second-round 81.
• Lombardi produced the Bantams' largest round-to-round improvement, dropping from a 98 to an 82.
• Middlebury captured the team title at +57, followed by Williams (+60) and Amherst (+63).

Up Next
The Bantams head to Williams College for the Williams Invitational Saturday, Sept. 26th and Sunday, Sept. 27th for a two day tournament at Taconic Golf Club. Saturdays round will begin at 12:30PM.

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