Complete Results (.pdf)
 
VIENNA, Ohio (Oct. 14) – The Waynesburg University women's golf team wrapped up its fall season by competing in the 36-hole Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Fall Championships, which were hosted by Squaw Creek Golf Course. It was a historic two days, as this year's young Jackets are believed to have set new program records for the lowest round by a Waynesburg team at the event, and the lowest round by a Jacket team at the event.
 
Waynesburg finished in eighth place in the nine-team field and came just six strokes shy of placing seventh after totaling a four-woman score of 834 (425-409).
 
The Jackets were led by freshman Allison Wolling (Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park), who carded a team-best score of 190 (97-93) over the two rounds. Those numbers allowed her to place 23^rd out of 50 competitors. Another freshman, Avery Davis (Waynesburg, Pa. / Waynesburg Central), was the next Yellow Jacket on the leader board. She placed 31^st with a 204 (102-102).
 
Sophomore Abigail Noble (West Alexander, Pa. / McGuffey) and freshman Lexi Schmadel (Lewsiburg, Pa. / Lewisburg) tied for 39^th place to complete Waynesburg's scoring four. They both tallied two-round scores of 221 with identical round tallies of 114 followed by 107.
 
Freshman Emmarson Anderson (Beaver Falls, Pa. / Blackhawk) also competed for the Jackets and tied for 42^nd place with a 223 (112-111).
 
Westminster ended the 36 holes with a PAC-low 668. The results of the fall championships will be combined with scores for the PAC Spring Championships to determine a team champion.