Lopatcong, N.J. – The Le Moyne College women's golf team broke its 54-hole scoring record on its way to a fifth-place finish at the Autumn Harvest hosted by Lehigh University on Monday and Tuesday at the par-71, 6111-yard Architects Golf Club.

The Dolphins finished with a 54-hole program-record total of 915, which broke the previous record of 920 set at the Bucknell Invitational two weeks ago. The Dolphins opened with a 306, at the time tied for the second-best round in the program's history to land in fourth place. They followed with another 306 in the afternoon to remain in the fourth place. The team's 612 through the first two rounds surpassed its 613 at Bucknell for the best 36-hole score in the program's history. The Dolphins closed out the event with a program-record round of 303, which broke the previous 18-hole record of 305 set at the Stonehill Senior Showdown on April 15, 2026.

Navy took first place in the team competition at 863 off rounds of 291, 287 and 285. The host Mountain Hawks finished second at 869 following scores of 298, one-under 283 and 288. Manhattan University placed third with a total of 883 after rounds of 292, 297 and 294. Lehigh's Alana Hall (73-72-69) and Navy's Jamison Louie (71-73-70) and Emma Tang (70-70-74) tied for first at one-over 214.
 
First year Kamryn Yerman (Frankfort, N.Y./Sauquoit Valley) tied for 20th place in the field of 65 competitors by tying the program's first-year player record total of 227, which is also tied for the second-best score overall in the program's history. She registered four birdies and 33 pars over the three rounds. Classmate Rachel Warren (Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown) posted the first 227 at Bucknell two weeks ago.

Yerman recorded a 77, including one birdie and 11 pars, on Monday morning to finish in a tie for 25th. She moved up to a five-way tie for 22nd with a 76 in the afternoon, which featured another birdie and 11 more pars. She moved up another two places on Tuesday with a 74, which included two birdies and 11 pars.

Fourth year Gianna Cafarella (Scranton, Pa./Scranton Preparatory School) tied for 25th place with a career-best 229, which is tied for the fourth-best score in the program's history. She had four birdies and 34 pars over the two days. She registered a 75 in the first round, which included one birdie and 12 pars, to land in a six-way tie for 12th place. She dipped to three-way tie for 35th after an 82 in the second round, which included 11 pars. She recorded three birdies and 11 pars on Tuesday en route to a career-best 72, which is the best score by a fourth-year player in the program's history and tied for the second-best overall.

First year Destiny Jodoin (Farmington, N.Y./Victor) placed 27th with a 230, which included three birdies and 35 pars and is tied for the fourth-best score by a first year and tied for the sixth-best mark overall in the program's history. She carded a 77 in the morning, featuring 13 pars, to land in a seven-way tie for 18th. She followed with one birdie and 12 pars on her way to a 77 in the afternoon to end the day in the five-way tie for 22nd with Yerman. She turned in another 77 on Tuesday, which included two birdies and 10 pars.
 
Second year Caroline McShea (Old Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich) tied for 37th place with a career best-tying 236, which featured four birdies and 27 pars. She recorded back-to-back 78s on Monday to end the afternoon in a tie for 33rd place. She had two birdies and eight pars in the first round and followed with one birdie and 10 pars in the afternoon. She recorded an 80 on Tuesday, including one birdie and nine pars.

Warren tied for 39th place with a 237, which included five birdies and 27 pars. She had a 79 in the first round, which featured two birdies and eight pars, to land in a five-way tie for 32nd. She added two more birdies and 10 pars on her way to a 75 in the second round to move up into a four-way tie for 27th. She closed out the event with an 83, which included one birdie and nine pars.

Second year Elizabeth Holden (Clinton, Maine/Lawrence), who played as an individual, placed 33rd with a career-best 234, which included four birdies and 29 pars. She opened with a 77, which featured two birdies and 10 pars, to land in the tie for 25th with Yerman. She followed with a 78 in the afternoon, including 11 pars, to tie for 31st. She carded two more birdies and eight pars on Tuesday en route to a 79.

Third year Olivia Dahn (Bristol, Conn./St. Paul Catholic), who played as an individual, tied with McShea for 37th with a career-best 236, which featured five birdies and 26 pars. She turned in an 83 in the first round, including one birdie and eight pars, to land in a three-way tie for 46th. She tied her career high in the afternoon with a 75, which featured three birdies and nine pars, to move into a four-way tie for 38th. She moved up another spot on Tuesday with a 78, which included one birdie and nine pars.

The Dolphins close out their Fall schedule at the Crusader Invitational on Monday, October 19 and Tuesday the 20th at Worcester Country Club in Worcester, Mass.