Cortland Repeats as E8 Women's Golf Champions
FINAL RESULTS - TEAM
FINAL RESULTS - INDIVIDUAL
BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. - SUNY Cortland posted a two-day total of 667 to win the 2018 Empire 8 Women's Golf Championship in convincing fashion. It's the second straight title for the Red Dragons in the sport. They were led by medalist
Danielle Bambola, who shot a 4 (148) over the two days of play. Suffolk finished second posting a 731 at the Ballston Spa Country Club, while Johnson & Wales (762) finished in third place just one shot ahead of St. John Fisher who finished fourth.
To see the complete list of team scores from the Championship, see below.
All four Cortland student-athletes that scored finished in the top ten overall, earning All-Conference honors. After Bambola,
Tiffany Schapira finished tied for third,
Mallory Rosch finished sixth, while
Kristin Scali finished tenth overall.
Empire 8 All-Conference
The top five finishers at this year's championship were named Empire 8 First Team selections, with the next five student-athletes earning Second Team accolades.
First Team, pictured above (alphabetical by school)
Danielle Bambola, SUNY Cortland
Tiffany Schapia, SUNY Cortland
Katie Goulet, Husson
Holly Reynolds, Keuka
Aine Dillon, Suffolk
Second Team
Mallory Rosch, SUNY Cortland
Kristin Scali, SUNY Cortland
Deanna Tinch, Nazareth
Brooke Chapman, Suffolk
Kara O'Driscoll, Utica
2018 Empire 8 Women's Golf Team Results
1. SUNY Cortland - 667
2. Suffolk - 731
3. Johnson & Wales - 762
4. St. John Fisher - 763
5. Husson - 767
6. Westfield State - 782
7. Nazareth - 817
8. Rhode Island - 825
9. Keuka - 854
10. SUNY Canton - 958
11. Utica - 966
About the Empire 8 Conference
The members of the Empire 8 are committed first and foremost to the pursuit of academic excellence and aspire to be regarded as an outstanding NCAA Division III conference. The membership seeks to distinguish itself among its peer group for its quality institutions, spirited and sportsmanlike competition, outstanding services and highly ethical policies and practices. Its commitment to serve the educational needs of its student-athletes is the hallmark of the Empire 8.