KETTERING, Ohio - The University of Dayton women's golf team finished in fourth place at its annual Flyer Invitational after carding a program-low round of 295 Tuesday on the final 18 holes. Junior Ellie Cronin led the team scoring with her fourth-place finish in individual standings at four-over-par (75-69=144), including her career-low round of 69 on Tuesday.

Youngstown State claimed the Flyer Invitational team title with a score of 292-288=580 ( 20) while Findlay's Makenzie Torres earned medalist honors after carding a one-under-par score of 69-70=139. The two-day event was held at NCR Country Club and played on the North Course at par 70 and 6,002 yards.

DAYTON PARTICIPANTS
4   Ellie Cronin  75-69=144 ( 4)
t16  Sarah Frazier  76-75=151 ( 11)
t16  Abby Bitto  76-75=151 ( 11)
32  Alissa Danielson  80-76=156 ( 16)
t53  Alexandra Bozich  79-87=166 ( 26)
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t36  Alexa Amato  80-78=158 ( 18)
t51  Brittney Blaschak  82-82=164 ( 24)
t58  Miranda Mocklow  83-86=169 ( 29)

COACH'S QUOTE
"I'm so pleased with the entire fall season, starting out strong with the win over Ball State and ending with a team score of 295 today - the lowest in program history," reflected head coach Sally Kosters. "The best part is that every player on the team made a contribution this fall and we go into next spring with confidence and excitement about our prospects. A great way to end the fall season!"

KEY STATS
• 295 - the team's second-round score, the program's lowest single-round total
• 24 - Cronin parred 24 out of 36 holes for the tournament in addition to four birdied holes