WILMINGTON, N.C. – The William & Mary women's golf team rounded out the final round of the River Landing Classic with its best score of the tournament as it shot a 301 (+13). The Tribe finished the tournament in ninth with a 909 (+45). Host UNCW won the tournament with an 881 (+17).
 
Sophomore Sarah Houle and freshman Cindy Zhou had the best individual rounds of the afternoon as they both carded matching 74's (+2) in the final round. Houle was the Tribe's best finisher as her tournament score of 227 (+11) was good for a tie for 27th.
 
Zhou was just off of the pace for the tournament set by Houle. The rookie carded a 229 (+13) in the two-day event.
 
Notes 
For the second straight tournament, freshman Mikah McDonnell lowered her career tournament score this time to a 233 (+17).

Quotable
"While we had some good individual rounds, we made too many tactical and mental errors to be competitive. Our ball control is mostly good, but our tactical strategy and mindsets are issues we will work through over the next few weeks to be ready for our home event." - Head coach Ed Teer
 
W&M Scorecard 
T27 – Sarah Houle 80-73-74 – 227 (+11)
T33 – Cindy Zhou 75-80-74 – 229 (+13)
T40 – Allison Olberding 77-74-79 – 230 (+14)
T42 – Madison Braman 74-82-75 – 231 (+15)
T45 – Mikah McDonnell 77-78-78 – 233 (+17)
 
Team Leaderboard 
1 – UNCW 299-300-282 – 881 (+17)
2 – USC Upstate 302-288-292 – 882 (+18)
3 – East Tennessee St. 304-294-288 – 886 (+22)
4 – Jacksonville St. 297-293-300 – 889 (+25)
5 – Boston 297-293-400 – 890 (+26)
6 – High Point 295-295-301 – 891 (+27)
7 – Georgia State 306-294-298 – 898 (+34)
8 – Bradley 304-307-297 – 908 (+44)
9 – William & Mary 303-305-301 – 909 (+45) 
10 – Marshall 309-302-303 – 914 (+50)
11 – Charleston Southern 313-306-309 – 928 (+64)
12 – Richmond 309-310-310 929 (+65)
 
Individual Leaderboard 
T1 – Phu Khine (UNCW) 72-76-68 – 216 (E)
T1 – Tereza Melecka (ETSU) 72-72-72 – 216 (E)
T3 – Beem Pabsimma (USC Upstate) 74-71-72 – 217 (+1)
T3 – Kornbongkoat Sararat (ETSU) 73-74-70 – 217 (+1)
5 – Taylor Ledwein (Bradley) 74-74-70 – 217 (+1)
 
What's Ahead 
W&M will be off until the end of the month when it returns to Williamsburg and will host the 2020 Kingsmill Intercollegiate. It is the 31st straight year the Green and Gold has hosted a spring tournament. The event runs from March 30-31 on the Kingsmill River Course.