GRASONVILLE, Md. – The University of Pennsylvania women's golf team narrowly missed out on team and individual hardware on Sunday at the Women's Intercollegiate at Prospect Bay. The 15-team, 54-hole event concluded Sunday on the par-72 Prospect Bay course.
 
Penn tied fellow Ivy Dartmouth for the team title, the Quakers shooting Sunday's best team round of 306 to make up the six strokes they had given up to the Big Green across two rounds on Saturday. That left both teams at 67-over-par 931 for the weekend, 13 strokes ahead of third-place Quinnipiac. However, the Big Green were declared the tournament's team champion by virtue of their fifth scorer on Sunday finishing with a lower round (81) than Penn's (83).

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Individually, Penn went fourth, fifth and tied for sixth while a fourth player was top-20 in an 82-player field. Freshman Eunice Kim shot a 73 on Sunday and ended the weekend at 14-over-par 230, just one shot off a tie for first place. Senior Mary Shin was one shot behind Kim, her final-round 77 leaving her at 231, while freshman Natalie Cao's 81 on Sunday left her at 232 and tied for sixth.
 
Senior Leila Dizon had Penn's second-best score on Sunday, a 75, and climbed up to t-19th in the field, while Abigail Wiranatha shot an 83 on Sunday and finished tied for 36th at 247. Playing as an individual, Selina Li also shot an 83 on Sunday and ended the weekend tied for 27th at 244.
 
In a three-way tie for low individual score, Quinnipiac's Kaylee Sakoda was declared the individual medalist by virtue of matching scorecards. Dartmouth's Katherine Sung was runner-up, while Lehigh's Madison Pineda was declared third.
 
The women will be back in action next Saturday and Sunday, competing at Georgetown's Hoya Invitational at Woodmont CC in Rockville, Md.