<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=08mrSu_0wF0sVCm00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=08mrSu_0wF0sVCm00" width="800" height="450" >The Richmond Spiders women's golf team concluded their fall season with a strong sixth-place finish at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational, posting their best score of the year at 40-over 904. Junior Hannah Lydic led the team, tying for 12th place among 65 competitors with a 5-over 221, marking her first top-20 finish of the season. The team improved significantly in the final round with a 12-over 300 score, showing marked progress from previous events. Coach Calle Barlow highlighted the necessity of consistency in future tournaments as they prepare for the spring season. Overall, the Spiders outperformed several teams, solidifying their competitive edge this fall.<ul><li>The Spiders shot a total of 40-over 904 over three rounds.</li><li>Hannah Lydic's 5-over 221 is her 12th career top-20 finish.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>Richmond's final round score of 12-over 300 was a nine-shot improvement over Round 2.</li><li>Two players, Lydic and Maya Beasley, finished in the top 20, helping the team secure a strong placement.</li></ul>The Spiders will focus on refining their performance to achieve three consistent rounds in upcoming spring tournaments. With a strong fall finish, the team aims to build on this momentum and improve their standings in the spring season.Bottom LineThe Spiders showcased significant improvement this fall, with promising performances from key players. As they look ahead, focusing on consistency will be crucial for pushing their competitive boundaries in the spring.</div></body>

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Spiders Achieve Best Fall Performance in Lady Blue Hen Invite

The Richmond Spiders women's golf team concluded their fall season with a strong sixth-place finish at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational, posting their best score of the year at 40-over 904. Junior Hannah Lydic led the team, tying for 12th place among 65 competitors with a 5-over 221, marking her first top-20 finish of the season. The team improved significantly in the final round with a 12-over 300 score, showing marked progress from previous events. Coach Calle Barlow highlighted the necessity of consistency in future tournaments as they prepare for the spring season. Overall, the Spiders outperformed several teams, solidifying their competitive edge this fall.