BROOKVILLE, Pa. --- Braving chilly, windy conditions on the last day of the fall season, the Golden Eagle women's golf team rebounded nicely with a solid round on the second day of the Clarion Fall Invitational. Clarion shot a combined 360 on Monday morning, 10 strokes better than their first round at Pinecrest Country Club, and finished sixth overall.
 
McLain Alt had a terrific bounceback performance on Monday, shaving 11 strokes off her round on Sunday to represent the biggest jump of the day for the Golden Eagles. Alt shot a 94 on Monday one day after carding a round of 105, giving her a two-day score of 199. She birdied the par-five 13^th hole and parred the holes two and three to settle in through the day.
 
Also carving off significant strokes from their previous day were Hailee Liptak and Sylvia Stibley, with the former improving by two strokes and the former four strokes. Liptak rebounded form a tough start on the 14^th hole to tighten up the rest of the way, including a birdie on the par-five eighth hole to finish with an 88. Stibley ended up with a 90 on Monday, including a birdie on the par-four fifth hole and limiting her big numbers.
 
Samantha Huth tied for 20^th in the field after finishing first on the team on Monday, staying fairly consistent with her previous day's performance. Huth birdied the par-five second hole and the par-four sixth hole to finish with a score of 88 on the day. Emily DeMartino rounded out the Clarion lineup with a 103.
 
Among the Golden Eagles that competed independently, Lauren McGrady led the way for the second straight round, shooting a 99. Sydney Simpson had the biggest improvement from one day to the next, eliminating 13 strokes to shoot a 109.