ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – The University of Pennsylvania women's golf team wrapped up two rounds of stroke play at the St. Andrews Links Collegiate on Tuesday, finishing fourth (+52) in the team standings at the Jubilee Course.
"I am so proud of the team and how they handled themselves on and off the course," said head coach Mark Anderson. "They played well this week and put up some solid scores. It was an incredible, once-in-a-lifetime experience playing at St. Andrews."
Texas claimed the top spot in the team standings at 15-over par, followed by host St. Andrews at 38-over and Washington at 41-over. Penn finished fourth at 52-over par and will face Washington in Wednesday's match-play round on the Old Course. Texas and St. Andrews will compete for the team title.
Sophia Lu led the Quakers individually, tying for ninth at eight-over-par with rounds of 73 and 79. Juliet Oh tied for 12th at 11-over-par, carding a 70 in the opening round before finishing with an 85 on Tuesday.
Madeleine Zang, Maggie Ni and Adrienne Ahn-Upton each tied for 17th at 13-over-par. Zang posted rounds of 77 and 80, while Ni finished with a 74 and an 83. Ahn-Upton carded matching rounds of 77 and 80.
Claire Lu rounded out Penn's lineup, finishing 23rd at 18-over-par with rounds of 71 and 91.
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The Quakers will close out their trip to Scotland on Wednesday with match play against Washington on the historic Old Course. Match play will begin at 3:25 a.m. EST and the Golf Channel will televise starting at 6Â a.m.
