Farmington, Pa. – The University of Findlay women's golf team captured its third tournament victory of the fall on Wednesday, Oct. 21, closing out play at the Intercollegiate at Nemacolin with a dominant 27-stroke victory. The Oilers finished the 54-hole event at even par with a team score of 864, setting a new tournament record and surpassing their previous mark of 872 (+8), established in 2024.

Adding to the team's historic performance, sophomore Emma Myers claimed her first career medalist honor, finishing with a career-low 54-hole score of 212 (-4).

Myers capped off a career-best week with a one-under-par round of 71 in the final round to secure the individual title. Senior Ashleigh Duflo followed closely behind, carding a one-over-par 73 to finish runner-up.

The Oilers continued to dominate the leaderboard as Ellie Yeazell and Lillian O'Grady each posted rounds of 73 (+1). Yeazell secured a third-place finish, while O'Grady placed fourth, giving Findlay four golfers in the top four.

Freshman Chaille Payne rounded out the team's lineup with a two-over-par 74, finishing tied for 12th.

Competing as individuals, Mia Ringger recorded an even-par round of 72, while Gracie James carded a 76 (+4) to close out the tournament.

With the victory, Findlay secured its third tournament title of the fall season, highlighted by a record-setting team performance and Myers' first collegiate individual championship.

Here's the updated University of Findlay women's golf table with Round 3 scores added, keeping the team lineup first and the individual golfers at the bottom. The cumulative totals reflect all three rounds.