GREENVILLE, N.C. – Longwood women's golf closed out its final spring tournament of the regular season in 10^th out of 15 teams at the Ironwood Invitational.
 
Breanna Hoese and Emma Landis both carded top 30 finishes, with Hoese leading the way with a 27^th place finish. Landis climbed into a tie for 28^th. Next up is the first round of the Big South Conference Tournament on Sunday, April 14.
 
RESULTS:
Ironwood Country Club
Greenville, N.C.
Par 72, 6,371 Yard
 
Team
10. Longwood: 304-305-308—917 (+53)
 
Individual
27. Breanna Hoese: 76-75-77—228 (+12)
T28. Emma Landis: 76-78-75—229 (+13)
T35. Lauren Sims: 76-76-78—230 (+14)
T41. Annabelle Jennings: 77-76-78—231 (+15)
T68. Ester Choi: 76-83-80—239 (+23)
*T79. Aine Martin: 81-82-82—245 (+29)
*Competed as an individual
 
NOTABLES:
 
The Lancers were the top team in the field on Par 3s, posting an average of 3.20 on the holes.
 
Landis posted the team's low round on the day, a 75 that helped her climb up nine spots in the standings into a tie for 28^th. She was at her best on Par 5s, tying for fourth in the field with an average of 4.83.
 
Hoese closed the third round with a 77 that had her finish in 27^th. She tied with Landis for second on the team with five birdies over the 54 holes, and she led the team with 34 pars.
 
Lauren Sims led the Lancers with six birdies over the two days, and she finished tied for 35^th, her best finish of the season. She was tied for third in the 90 player field on Par 3s, finishing one over during the tournament on such holes.
 
Annabelle Jennings tied for 41^st, and she was tied with Landis for second on the team with 33 pars during the three rounds.
 
Ester Choi and Aine Martin closed out the tournament tied for 68^th and 82^nd, respectively.

WHAT THEY SAID:
 
"I'm very pleased with our performance this week," said Longwood Head Coach Megan Weaver. "We are hitting the ball well and made a few more putts today. We were dealt an unfortunate hand with the few groups that didn't finish round two yesterday; if the tee times today were as planned, we would have teed off hole one earlier. Instead, we ended on the front nine with strong gusting winds, making it a tough finish. We held fifth place for most of the day, and with a field like this, that's fantastic!
 
UP NEXT:
 
Longwood opens the first round of the Big South Tournament on Sunday, April 14.
 
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