McDaniel College women’s golf team finished sixth at the Mid-Atlantic Shootout hosted by Stevenson at Oakmont Green Golf Club in Hampstead, Maryland. First-year Emily Stauffer led the Green Terror with a 21st-place finish and a 36-hole total of 183. The tournament was McDaniel’s final event of the fall.
McDaniel College Women’s Golf Team Posts 780 Total
McDaniel College posted a two-day total of 780, its lowest 36-hole score since the Green Terror recorded a 709 at the 2017 Centennial Conference Women’s Golf Championship, where they finished second. McDaniel shot 381 in the second round, its second-best score of the fall behind a 373 at the Dickinson Fall Invitational.
Stauffer shot 92 in the opening round and 91 in the second round. She finished with a combined seven pars and two birdies over the tournament, including four pars and one birdie in the second round. The tournament marked her first career 36-hole event.
Molly Weaver Posts Career-Best Total
Sophomore Molly Weaver recorded McDaniel’s second-best score in the second round with an 89. She placed 27th with a career-best 36-hole total of 190 and finished with seven pars and one birdie.
Weaver’s second-round score was two strokes off her career-best 87 at the Dickinson Fall Invitational. She made five pars in the second round.
McDaniel College Women’s Golf Individual Results
Junior Emily Landau placed 35th with a 36-hole total of 199, tying her 36-hole career low set at the 2026 Centennial Conference Women’s Golf Championship. Sophomore Lena Black finished 36th with a 208, improving her previous 36-hole career best by 20 strokes. Black set that previous mark at the McDaniel Spring Invitational on March 28-29, 2026.
First-year Keira Morton finished 41st, while sophomore Maggie Johnson placed 42nd. The results completed McDaniel’s fall tournament schedule.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
McDaniel College women’s golf closed the fall with several measurable achievements. Stauffer led the team in her first career 36-hole event, Weaver posted a career-best total, and Black improved her previous 36-hole best by 20 strokes. The 381 in the second round also gave the Green Terror its second-best team score of the fall.
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