WGOLF concludes fall schedule at Witt

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The Earlham College women’s golf team fought through rough conditions to finish its fall season out at the Wittenberg Fall Classic.

Mary Josephine Easley led the Quakers with a final score of 195 in the 36-hole event. The junior finished in 16th place overall. Freshman Makinzie Laughlin improved her score from Sunday to score a 105 in the windy conditions on day two, and finished with a total of 215 in 19th place.

EC will return in the spring for the championship portion of its schedule.

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