Marian University women’s golf carded a 350, lowest round in program history and 361 to finish eighth at the Battle on the Border, hosted by Carthage.

• History was made in the opening round as Marian carded a 350, setting a new program record by six strokes.
• The Sabres followed that with a 361, the third-lowest round in Marian women’s golf history.
• As a team, Marian finished eighth among the 17-team field and finished second among NACC schools.
• Freshman Yinan Lu tied a single round record with an 83 in the opening round.  She followed that up with an 86 in the second round to lead the Sabres with a 169 and finish 19th in the field.
• Olivia Schueller brought consistency to the lineup with a 90 in each round, while Ashley Graves had an 86 and 94 as both student-athletes finished at 180.
• Katelyn Bucciarelli bounced back after a 93 in the first round to score with a 91 in the second round.  She finished the event with a 184.
• Kayla Gray rounded out the Marian lineup with a 186 after recording scores of 91 and 95.
• Marian also had a second team that had rounds of 404 and 377.
• Lily Accola led the second team with a 101 followed by an 88, the second lowest score in the second round of any Marian golfer.
• Samantha Gutzwiller also had a big improvement between rounds with a 100 and 92 to finish at 192, while Trinity Knudtson carded two rounds of 99 to finish at 198.
• Amber Debolt and Kaydence Harp rounded out Marina with a 202 and 206.