LEBANON, TENN. - The Marian women's golf team closed out the fall slate with a win at The Club at Five Oaks Invite. Junior Maria Kennard led the way, finishing first overall in three rounds. The Knights also took second and third, with Jordan Adam and Emma Weiler finishing closely behind Kennard.

Marian led the way, shooting 12 over par through the three rounds, recording a total of 888 (296-301-291). William Carey came in second with a total of 924, and Freed-Hardeman came in third with an overall total of 940. The only other Crossroads League school in attendance was Huntington, which finished in fifth with a total of 991.

Maria Kennard led Marian, finishing as the individual champion, shooting only one stroke over par. Kennard shot a 220 (75-75-70) and opened up the week firing off three birdies in round one. In round two, she recorded two, and in round three she recorded a round high of five. Jordan Adam finished two strokes behind, recording a total of 222 (72-72-77). Adam kicked off round one with two birdies, followed by six in round two, and three in round three. Emma Weiler rounded out the top three, tying with Miller from Huntington, shooting five over Kennard. Weiler recorded a total of 225 (79-75-71), firing off two birdies in round one, three in round two, and two in round three, as well as an eagle on hole 17. 

Alex Reschly also finished in the top 10, coming in sixth with a total of 227 (72-81-74). Reschly shot five birdies in round one, three in round two, and a pair in round three to shoot eight over par through three rounds. Sophie Richmond was next to finish, coming in 14th with a 237 (77-79-81). Richmond fired off three birdies in round one, four in round two, and a pair in round three. Hailey Kirkland was the final Knight to finish, rounding out the top 15, firing off a total of 238 (84-78-76). Kirkland recorded one birdie in round one, four in round two, and three in round three. 

Marian finished off their fall slate with a pair of second place finishes, a fifth-place finish, and a pair of championships through their five tournaments competed in throughout September and October.