ERIE, Pa. – The Golden Eagle women's golf team finished up stretch of six rounds of golf in eight days with the final round of the Michael Corbett Fall Invitational Monday, making a huge leap on the scoresheet to finish the tournament. Clarion shot 373 as a team in the final round, tying them for ninth in that day's action and placing them 11^th overall.
 
The biggest scoring leap of the day came from Emily DeMartino, who improved by 24 strokes from Sunday to Monday to shoot a season-best 98 in the second round. That was the third-best round for any Golden Eagle player on Monday.
 
Also making huge strides on Monday was Taylor Galigher, who came back from a 102 on Sunday to tie for the team-best round with an 88 on Monday, representing a 14-stroke improvement. It was also just three strokes off her previous season-best, set at the Vulcan Invitational in the first week of September. Samantha Huth tied Galigher's 88 with one of her own. Huth finished the tournament as Clarion's best f finisher, tying for 17^th in the field.
 
Rounding out the scoring for Clarion was Sylvia Stibley, who shot a 99 on Monday but held on as Clarion's third-highest finisher in the field.