Women's Golf

HCAC 2023-24 Women's Golf Notebook, Week 14

CARMEL, Ind. – The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) women’s golf teams competed in week fourteen of the 2023-24 season.
 
Around the League:
HCAC Women’s Golf Schedule
 
Athlete of the Week: 
Harper Clementz (San Francisco, Calif.) Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology | First Year - Clementz brought home a career-best 6th place finish over the weekend in the Take Back the Night Challenge at Millikin University. Her second round score of 72 (Even Par) is the second-best score on the team this season. She finished the tournament at 12-over par overall to lead the team to their sixth top-3 finish in the last seven tournaments.

Notable Performances:
  • Hannah Emenhiser (Whiteland, Ind.) Anderson University | First Year - Hannah Emenhiser tied for fifth place in the Earlham Spring Invitational with a 36-hole score of 172. The freshman from Whiteland carded rounds of 87 and 85 on the par-70 layout at Richmond Elks Country Club. Emenhiser was named to the Earlham Spring Invitational All-Tournament Team.
  • Winter Boroff (Convoy, Ohio) Defiance College | Junior - Winter Boroff picked up her first career win at DC's Yellow Jacket Spring Invitational on Friday and Saturday with a 36-hole total of 163. She started the final round three shots off the lead and compiled a career-best-matching 79, which was the best round by the entire field for the weekend. She also led Defiance with an 89 at Tuesday's Steven Tyler Memorial hosted by Kalamazoo.
  • Mallory Mortl (Westfiled, Ind.) Hanover College | Sophomore - Mallory led the Panthers as they competed at the Earlham College Spring Invite. The sophomore placed third in the event, firing a two-round score of 169 (86-83). For her efforts, she earned all-invite honors.
  • Alyssa Haverstraw (Cincinnati, Ohio) Mount St. Joseph University | Junior - Junior Alyssa Haverstraw led the Lions to their fourth tournament win of the season over the weekend, and once again was the individual champion. She fired in an opening round 84 and followed that up with a 78 for a two-day total 162 winning medalist honors at the Earlham Invitational.

Looking Forward:
HCAC Women's Golf Standings