ANNAPOLIS, Md.—The William & Mary women's golf team battled for 36 holes at the Navy Fall Invitational this weekend. The Tribe finished tied for sixth in the 15-team field, shooting 313-316 to total 53-over. 
 
Navy, the hosts, won the event at 31-over-par, six shots ahead of Towson. Maria Hurtle of Navy won the individual title, playing the Naval Academy Golf Course in 2-over on the weekend.
 
W&M was led by Simone Senk, who's second round 75 was highlighted by three birdies to help her climb the leaderboard to T-14. She opened with a 79 to total 154 for the event.
 
Mary Grace Dunigan used a 75 of her own in the first round to give her a top-20 finish. She posted an 80 on Sunday to come T-19. 
 
Mikah McDonnell and Samantha Skinner posted with mirroring 161 totals to finish T-39. McDonell shot 81 on Saturday and 80 on Sunday, while Skinner flipped those scores around. She opened in 80 before an 81 in round two.
 
Ava Svindland rounded out the W&M lineup for the weekend with a T-48 finish. The freshman posted scores of 79 and 84 on the weekend for the Tribe.
 
T6. William & Mary: +53 | 629 (313-316)
Naval Academy Golf Course (Par 72)
 
T-14. Simone Senk +9 | 154 (79-75)
T-19. Mary Grace Dunigan +11 | 155 (75-80)
T-39. Mikah McDonnell +17 | 161 (81-80)
T-39. Samantha Skinner +17 | 161 (80-81)
T-48. Ava Svindland +19 | 163 (79-84)