CORTLAND, N.Y. – Hamilton College finished in fourth place out of seven teams at SUNY Cortland's Martin/Wallace Women's Golf Invitational, which was played at Cortland Country Club on April 15 and 16.
 
The Continentals received votes in the April 7 Women's Golf Coaches Association Division III Top 25 poll. Hamilton posted a four-woman team score of 310 on Saturday and came in with a 311 on Sunday for a tournament total of 621. Nationally ranked No. 12 Williams College captured the team title at 582, No. 13 Amherst College was runner-up at 585 and Middlebury College ended up third at 592.
 
Olivia Strigh '25 tied for 11^th place and led the Continentals with a career-best, 36-hole score of 151. Strigh's 76 in the first round and 75 in the second round were the best of each day for Hamilton.
 
Maddie Hong '23 tied for 15^th place out of 50 golfers at 154 after rounds of 78 and 76.
 
Peyton Sichol '26 tied for 24^th place at 158 after a pair of rounds of 79. Sichol, who entered the weekend with a team-best 18-hole stroke average of 77.08, has shot in the 70s in 13 out of 15 rounds this season.
 
Alaina McKeen '24 tied a career best with a 77 in the first round, and her tournament total of 159 is her best for the Continentals. McKeen played the par fives in 1-under and finished fifth in the tournament field with six birdies.

Sarah DeSanto '25 finished at 161 after rounds of 80 and 81. Sofia Weinstein '24 tied for 21^st place at 157 playing as an individual. Weinstein carded a 75 on Sunday that matched Strigh and established her new career-low round.
 
Hamilton competes in Amherst's Jack Leaman Invitational at The Orchards in South Hadley, Mass., on April 22 and 23.