2023-24 Seton Hall Women's Golf Record Book

2023-24 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER

NAME YR HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

Anne-Sofie Ekman So. Copenhagen, Denmark Frederiksborg

Ana Sarrias Pro Jr. Cadiz, Spain La Canada

Renee Rane Fr. India Sanskriti School

Lara Todorovic So. Belgrade, Serbia International School Savremena

Kawsumi Tran Fr. Swansea, Wales Ysgol Greenhill School Tenby

Ginevra Zavagli Sr. Rome, Italy Liceo Mameli

Head Coach: Natalie Desjardens - Seventh Season

2023-24 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE

FALL SCHEDULE

Sat.-Sun., 16-17

Sat.-Sun., 30-1

Mon.-Tue., 9-10

Sat.-Sun., 21-22

September

Princeton Invitational Springdale Golf Club Princeton, N.J. (Host: Princeton University)

Navy Fall Invitational Navy Golf Club Annapolis, Md. (Host: U.S. Naval Academy)

October

Grandover Invitational Grandover Resort

Greensboro, N.C. (Host: University of North Carolina Greensboro)

Lady Blue Hen Invitational

Rohoboth Beach Country Club Rohoboth Beach, Del. (Host: University of Delaware)

SPRING SCHEDULE

FINAL

Yale Invitational – September 10-11

Par 71 – 15 Teams Competing

Nittany Lion Invitational – September 17-18

Par 72 – 16

SETON HALL SCORECARD

NEW HAVEN, CONN. – Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) and sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) each had a 5-over-par, 76, in Sunday’s final round to pace the Seton Hall women’s golf team to an 11th place tie at the Yale Invitational.

Fouratt had a rough start, but finished her third round with pars on nine of her final 10 holes. She was the top Pirate for the tournament, tying for 39th place with a 12-overpar, 71-78-76-225.

Sarrias Pro was also strong on the back nine today, shooting just 1-over-par over her final 14 holes. For the tournament, she was 17-over-par with an 80-74-76-230.

As a team, The Hall tied Albany for 11th place in the 15-team field. The Pirates shot a 27-over-par, 311, on Sunday. For the three-round event, they were 63-over-par with a 299-305-311-915. Harvard won the team title at 4-under-par.

Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) had birdies on back-to-back holes, No. 2 & No. 3, but she finished with a 10-over-par, 81, on Sunday. For the two-day event, Zavagli was 18-over-par with a 73-77-81-231.

Freshman Ashni Solanki (Melbourne, Australia) fired her third consecutive 7-over-par, 78, in round three. She tied for 61st at 21-over-par in her first collegiate tournament.

Senior Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) rounded out the Pirates’ scoring on Sunday. She finished with an 11-over-par, 82. For the tournament, she was 22-over-par with a 7776-82-235.

STATE COLLEGE, PA. – Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) shot an evenpar, 72, in the final round of the Nittany Lion Invitational to pace the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a 13th place finish on Sunday.

Sarrias Pro had four birdies and 10 pars in route to an even-par, 72, in round three to tie for 36th place overall. For the tournament, she was 11-over-par with a 79-76-72-227.

As a team, Seton Hall shot a 22-over-par, 310, on Sunday. The Pirates finished their second tournament of the year with a 52-over-par, 305-301-310-916. Host Penn State ran away with the team title at 3-under-par. Seton Hall’s lone BIG EAST competition, Butler, finished seventh at 35-over-par.

Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) was the top individual Pirate for the tournament. On Sunday, she used 14 pars to fuel a 4-over-par, 76. For the tournament, she tied for 32nd place overall with a 10-over-par, 79-71-76-226.

Freshman Ashni Solanki (Melbourne, Australia) rounded out her second collegiate tournament with a 9-over-par, 81, in round three. For the two-day event, she was 17-overpar with a 75-77-81-233.

Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) had a 9-over-par, 81, in round three. For the tournament, she was 21-over-par with a 73-83-81-237.

Senior Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) shot a 13-over-par, 85, on Sunday. For the twoday event, she was 24-over-par with a 78-77-85-240.

Two Pirates were playing as individuals in their first collegiate tournaments. Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) finished with a 27-over-par, 84-80-79-243. Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) turned in the best round of her young career, a 6-over-par, 78. She is 31-over-par with an 85-84-78-247.

Princeton Invitational – September 24-25 Par 71 – 11 Teams Competing FINAL

Pirate Collegiate Classic – October 10-11

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5

SETON

GREENVILLE, N.C. – Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) broke the Seton Hall par-72, three-round tournament record and lifted the women’s golf team to a third-place finish at the Pirate Collegiate Classic.

PRINCETON, N.J. – Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) fired her second-consecutive 1-over-par, 72, on Sunday to lift the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a fifth-place finish at the Princeton Invitational on Sunday.

Zavagli had only three blemishes on an otherwise dazzling round that featured two birdies and 13 pars. For the tournament, Zavagli was 6-over-par with a 75-72-72-219. She tied for 11th among 71 individual golfers. Zavagli’s 6-over-par is just one stroke shy of her career low for a tournament.

Collectively, the Pirates put together their best round of the tournament on Sunday, an 11-over-par, 295. For the three-round event, The Hall was 44-over-par with a 300-301295-896. Yale won the team title at 2-over-par.

Two BIG EAST opponents are also in the field. Georgetown finished in third at 26-overpar, while St. John’s placed 10th, 29 strokes behind the Pirates.

Senior Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) turned in her best round of the fall season on Sunday, a 3-over-par, 74. She had only two blemishes during a terrific round that included 14 pars. For the tournament, Busetto tied for 18th with a 13-over-par, 76-7674-226.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) also turned in her top performance of the new season. She had four birdies in route to an even-par, 71. For the tournament, Sarrias Pro tied for 25th place with a 15-over-par, 73-84-71-228.

Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) finished her tournament with a 7-over-par, 78, in round three. For the two-day event, she tied for 44th with a 20-overpar, 76-79-78-233.

Seton Hall also had a pair of freshmen competing as individuals at Princeton and both saved their best rounds of the tournament for Sunday. Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) finished with a 30-over-par, 81-83-79-243, while Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) shot a 35-over-par, 83-85-80-248.

A day after shooting a career-low, 66, Fouratt closed out her historic tournament with a 1-over-par, 73, on Tuesday. The Pirate captain had three birdies, 10 pars and an eagle on the par-4, No. 12 hole in which she sunk her second shot from 150 yards out. For the tournament, she tied for third among 63 individual golfers with a 6-under-par, 71-6673-210.

Fouratt’s 210 sets a new par-72, three-round Seton Hall record. The previous mark was set last season by former teammate Margot Bechadergue at the Nittany Lion Invitational. Furthermore, it’s Fouratt’s fifth career top-5 finish which ties her for seventh-most in Seton Hall history.

Collectively, Seton Hall had a third straight sub-300 round, finishing with an 11-overpar, 299, on Tuesday. The Hall tied for third with Georgetown in the field of 12 teams with a 21-over-par, 298-288-299-885. The Pirates finished only five strokes behind team champion, East Carolina.

The Hall’s 885 this week is tied for the fifth-best par-72, three-round team score in program history. It’s an especially impressive feat considering the team was playing with only four golfers due to an illness on the team. All four Pirates had to count their scores for all three rounds, and the results were notable.

After two spectacular rounds yesterday, Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) struggled a bit on Tuesday. The junior finished with an 8-over-par, 80. For the tournament, she tied for 12th place with a 5-over-par, 72-69-80-221.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) served up her second-consecutive 2-over-par, 74. She had four birdies and 10 pars in a strong final round. For the tournament, she tied for 19th place with a 10-over-par, 78-74-74-226.

The Pirate with the biggest movement on Tuesday was Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy). The senior had three birdies and 12 pars to finish with a season-low, even-par-72. Her final-round performance allowed her to rocket 15 spots up the leader board and finish in a tie for 25th place with a 12-over-par, 77-79-72-228.

FINAL

Battle at the Beach – October 15-16

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

SETON HALL SCORECARD

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. – Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) fired an evenpar, 72, on Sunday to lift the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a fifth-place finish at the 2022 Battle at the Beach, hosted by the University of Delaware.

Busetto put the finishing touches on her best tournament of the year using three birdies and 12 pars to in route to an even-par, 72. For the tournament, she tied for eighth with a 6-over-par, 71-79-72-222. It’s Busetto’s third career top-10 finish and her first this season.

As a team, the Pirates completed their top round of the tournament on Sunday, an 8-over-par, 296. For the two-day event, The Hall placed fifth with a 40-over-par, 298310-296-904. Dartmouth won the team title at 16-over-par for the tournament.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) had her best round of the tournament, using four birdies to fuel a 1-over-par, 73. For the event, she placed 17th with a 10-over-par, 75-78-73-226.

Only one stroke behind Sarrias Pro finished graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.). She had 13 pars on Sunday for a 5-over-par, 77. For the three-round event, Fouratt tied for 18th place with an 11-over-par, 75-75-77-227.

Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) turned in her top round on Sunday. She had 14 pars on her way to a 2-over-par, 74. For the tournament, Zavagli tied for 33rd place with a 15-over-par, 79-78-74-231.

Freshman Ashni Solanki (Melbourne, Australia) rounded out the Pirates’ lineup with an 11-over-par, 83, on Sunday. She finished the tournament with a 24-over-par, 77-8083-240.

Two Pirates competing as individuals also finished up play on Sunday. Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) finished the tournament with a 25-over-par, 81-8080-241, while Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) completed play with a 39-=over-par, 86-89-80-255.

2022 FALL RECAP

Sarah Fouratt

Ludovica Busetto

Columbia Classic – February 11-13

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5

Rivertowne

SETON HALL SCORECARD

MELBOURNE, FLA. – Senior Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) fired a 1-under-par, 71, in Monday’s final round to lift the Seton Hall women’s golf team to an eighth-place team finish at the Columbia Classic.

Busetto had five birdies and nine pars to vault 20 spots up the individual leader board. She tied for 20th among 80 individual golfers with a 4-over-par, 77-71-148, for the tournament. Today was her second career sub-par round.

As a team, the Pirates put forth a third straight strong performance despite less than optimal conditions. Yesterday’s second round was canceled due to winds that topped 40 miles an hour at times. Despite the wind, The Hall was actually playing well through 13 holes before the round was canceled. Today, the Pirates shot a 15-over-par, 303, shaving five strokes off their first-round effort. Seton Hall finished in eighth place, with a 35-over-par, 308-303-611.

Texas Tech won the team title at 5-under-par. St. John’s, Seton Hall’s lone BIG EAST competition, finished 22 strokes behind the Pirates.

Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) shot a 6-over-par, 78, in today’s round. For the tournament, she tied for 41st place with a 9-over-par, 75-78-153.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) shaved five strokes off her first-round score thanks to three birdies and nine pars. She shot a 3-over-par, 75, on Monday to finish the tournament tied for 49th with an 11-over-par, 80-75-155.

Tied with Sarrias Pro, Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) also finished 49th after an 11-overpar, 76-79-155.

Freshman Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) rounded out the Pirates’ lineup during the first tournament of the spring with a 30-over-par, 82-92-174.

Competing as an individual, freshman Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) finished with a 25-over-par, 88-81-169.

SETON HALL SCORECARD

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – Senior Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) shot a 1-over-par, 73, in round three to lift the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a 10th place tie at the Rivertowne Invitational on Tuesday.

Busetto had four birdies and nine pars in route to the top Pirate round of the day. For the tournament, Busetto tied for 34th place with an 8-over-par, 77-74-73-224.

As a team, the Pirates climbed the leaderboard for a second straight day. The Hall shot an 11-over-par, 299, in round three. They tied for 10th with Morehead State with a 33-over-par, 304-294-299-897. High Point won the team title at 5-over-par for the three-round event.

The top Pirate individual for the tournament was Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.). The graduate student used 16 pars to fuel a 2-over-par, 74, on Tuesday. For the tournament, Fouratt tied for 26th among 103 golfers with a 6-over-par, 72-76-74-222.

Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) also shot a 2-over-par, 74, on Tuesday thanks to three birdies and 11 pars. For the tournament, she tied for 39th place with a 9-over-par, 77-74-74-225.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) shot a 6-over-par, 78, in round three. For the three-day event, she tied for 45th place with a 10-over-par, 78-70-78-226.

Rounding out the Pirates’ lineup was Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark). The freshman shot a 15-over-par, 87, on Tuesday. For the tournament, she was 35-over-par with a 79-85-87-251.

Competing as an individual, freshman Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) finished her tournament at 31-over-par with an 83-81-83-247.

Low Country Intercollegiate – March 17-19

Par 72 – 19 Teams Competing

Georgia State Spring Invitational – March 27-28

Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

SETON

SCORECARD

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) shot a 4-over-par, 76, on Sunday to lift the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a ninth-place tie at the Low Country Intercollegiate.

Fouratt had a pair of birdies and 11 pars to fuel her stellar final round. For the tournament, she tied for 28th place with a 16-over-par, 84-76-160.

As a team, the Pirates shot a 33-over-par, 321, in the final round. For the tournament, The Hall tied with Samford for ninth place with a 62-over-par, 317-321-638. Quinnipiac won the team title at 43-over-par. Golfers have been dealing with high winds and poor weather all tournament, which is why scores were elevated across the field.

The Pirates’ top individual performer for the tournament was Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy). The senior had 11 pars today in route to a 7-over-par, 79. For the tournament, she placed 10th among 105 individual golfers with a 10-over-par, 75-79-154. UNC Asheville’s Madyson Gold and Elon’s Annabelle Ackroyd tied for the individual title at 4-over-par.

Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) shot a 10-over-par, 82, on Sunday. For the tournament, she tied for 37th place with a 17-over-par, 79-82-161.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) finished her final round with a 14-over-par, 86, on Sunday. For the two-round event, she was 21-over-par with a 79-86-165.

Freshman Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) shaved 12 strokes off her firstround score to settle with an 8-over-par, 80, in the final round. For the tournament, she was 28-over-par with a 92-80-172.

Competing as an individual, freshman Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) also finished the tournament at 28-over-par. For her final round, she shot a 12-over-par, 84. Todorovic was 28-over-par with an 88-84-172 for the weekend.

FINAL

SETON

JOHNS CREEK, GA. – Junior Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) tallied an even-par, 72, in Tuesday’s final round to power the Seton Hall women’s golf team to an eighthplace finish at the Georgia State Invitational.

Zavagli had two birdies and 14 pars in a stellar final round that capped a career-best tournament. For the three-round event, Zavagli tied for second place among 89 individual golfers with a 1-under-par, 73-70-72-215. It’s her fourth career top-10 finish and her first-ever sub-par tournament. Boston College’s Stephany Kim won the individual title just one stroke better than Zavagli at 2-under-par.

As a team, The Hall turned in its best round of the event with an 11-over-par, 299. The Pirates finished the 54-hole event with a 38-over-par, 302-301-299-902. Lipscomb won the team title at 3-over-par.

Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) turned in a fine final round using three birdies to fuel a 1-over-par, 73, on Tuesday. Her final effort enabled her to rocket 17 spots up the leaderboard. She finished the tournament tied for 40th place with a 13-over-par, 78-78-73-229.

Senior Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) shot an 8-over-par, 80, in round three. For the tournament, she tied for 46th place with a 14-over-par, 74-76-80-230.

Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) was consistent throughout the tournament and shot her third-straight 5-over-par, 77, in round three. For the two-day event, she was 15-over-par with a 77-77-77-231.

Rounding out the Pirates’ lineup was Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia), who shot a career-low 5-over-par, 77, on Tuesday. For the tournament, the freshman was 24-overpar with an 83-80-77-240.

Competing as an individual, freshman Anne-Sofie Ekman (Copenhagen, Denmark) finished the tournament with a 27-over-par, 80-80-83-243.

2023 SPRING RECAP

St. John’s Invitational – April 10-11 Par 72 – 11 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5

SETON HALL SCORECARD

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. – Three Pirates finished among the Top-7 individuals and the Seton Hall women’s golf team won the St. John’s Invitational on Tuesday.

The team victory is the Pirates’ first since taking the title of the Princeton Invitational on Sept. 29, 2019 and the program’s 17th all-time. It springboards The Hall into the season-ending BIG EAST Championship next week.

Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy), Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) and Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) all finished in the Top-7 among 66 individual golfers.

Busetto was brilliant again on Tuesday, using three birdies to shoot her second consecutive 1-over-par, 72. She led the way for the Pirates finishing second overall with a 2-over-par, 72-72-144. St. John’s Jessie Kweon won the individual title at 3-under-par.

It’s Busetto’s second career Top-5 finish and her third Top-10.

Sarrias Pro also had a monster final round, collecting only one birdie, but 15 pars in route to a 1-over-par, 72. She vaulted 10 spots up the leaderboard to tie for seventh overall with a 6-over-par, 76-72-148.

Zavagli had two birdies and 11 pars in round three for a 4-over-par, 75. For the tournament, she tied Sarrias Pro for seventh with a 6-over-par, 73-75-148.

As a team, The Hall saved its best performance for round two, shooting an 11-over-par, 295, on Tuesday to vault two teams for the title. The Pirates finished with a 25-over-par, 298-295-593. Host and fellow BIG EAST competitor, St. John’s, finished second, only two stroke behind The Hall.

Seton Hall’s 593 is the second-lowest par-72, two-round score in Seton Hall history.

Graduate student Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.) had a 5-over-par, 76, on Tuesday, which was highlighted by an eagle on the par-5, No. 17 hole. She finished tied for 15th with an 11-over-par, 77-76-153.

Ana Sarrias Pro

Ginevra Zavagli

XAVIER CLAIMS FOURTH STRAIGHT BIG EAST TITLE

HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – Xavier placed four golfers in third through sixth place and captured its record fourth straight BIG EAST Women’s Golf Championship at Riverton Pointe Country Club. The Musketeers posted a team score of 893 (+29). They earn the BIG EAST’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.

Xavier is the first team to win four straight women’s golf titles. Seton Hall had won three consecutively in 2014-16.

Creighton sophomore Katherine Lemke became the first golfer in league history to earn medalist honors for two straight years. She shot a 3-over 219 (79-67-73) and held off Georgetown’s Gabriella Gilrowski by two strokes to earn the conference’s individual NCAA automatic qualifier . Lemke tied the BIG EAST Championship record with a 5-under 67 in the second round. Gilrowski shot an evenpar 72 in the final two rounds and finished 5-over 221.

Xavier’s depth showed in the third through sixth finishers -- Abby Kiefer at 7-over 223 (78-77-68), Madison Reemsnyder (77-76-71) and Emma McMyler at 8-over (7474-76) and Kara Carter at 12-over 228 (75-79-74).

BIG EAST Championship – April 17 - 19 Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD

Georgetown was the runner-up in the team standings with a 54-hole score of 908 (+44). In addition to Gilrowski’s runner-up finish, Kaitlyn Lees tied for seventh at 15-over 231 (79-77-75).

Creighton took third place with a team score of 918, 11 strokes behind Georgetown. In addition to Lemke, Gabby Tremblay and Eleanor Hudepohl tied for 13th at 20-over 236.

St. John’s finished in fourth place with a team score of 942 (+78). Jessie Kweon led the Red Storm by tying for seventh place at 231 (+15). It was her second straight top-10 finish after placing sixth last year.

Seton Hall took fifth and was led by Sarah Fouratt who finished 11th at 233 (+17). She tied for seventh last year. Butler was sixth, paced by freshman Kelli Scheck, who finished with a 243 (+43).

Riverton Pointe Country Club

Hardeeville, S.C.

Riverton Pointe is without question the ultimate expression of the Nicklaus Design guarantee of uncompromising standards in superior golf course design. With large, subtle greens and fairways lined with tall sea pines and splashes of colorful wildflowers, the course is designed to harmonize perfectly with the lush Lowcountry landscape. The unique aesthetics of the course create a distinct visual experience that simply can’t be replicated, and are destined to leave a lasting impression on those fortunate enough to enjoy Riverton Pointe.

PIRATES FINISH FIFTH; FOURATT LEADS IN FINAL EVENT

HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – Sophomore Ana Sarrias Pro (Cadiz, Spain) carded the top Pirate round of the tournament and the Seton Hall women’s golf team finished fifth at the 2023 BIG EAST Championship on Wednesday.

Sarrias Pro had five birdies and seven pars in route to a sterling 2-over-par, 74, in round three. She was 1-under-par through 15 holes, but bogeyed the final three to settle for 2-over. For the tournament, Sarrias Pro tied for 16th place with a 21-over-par, 79-84-74-237.

As a team, The Hall improved once again on Wednesday, shooting a 20-over-par, 308, but it slipped to a fifth-place team finish. St. John’s was just 12-over-par in round three to edge the Pirates for fourth place. Xavier won its fourth consecutive title at 29-over-par. Georgetown was second at 44-over-par, while Creighton finished third at 54-over-par. St. John’s was just three strokes ahead of the Pirates at 78-over-par.

The top Pirate for the tournament was Sarah Fouratt (Santa Maria, Calif.), who was playing in her final collegiate round. The graduate student had two birdies and 13 pars on Wednesday for a stellar 4-over-par, 76. Fouratt placed just outside the top-10, settling for 11th with a 17-over-par, 82-75-76-233.

Ginevra Zavagli (Rome, Italy) tallied a 7-over-par, 79, in round three. For the tournament, the junior tied Sarrias Pro for 16th place with a 21-over-par, 82-76-79-237.

Also playing in her final collegiate round, Ludovica Busetto (Padova, Italy) also shot a 7-over-par, 79, on Wednesday. For the second straight day, the senior had an eagle on the par-5, second hole. She also birdied her final collegiate hole, carding a “4” on the 18th hole. For the tournament, Busetto was 23-over-par with an 83-77-79-239.

Freshman Lara Todorovic (Belgrade, Serbia) improved for a second straight day. She was 1-under-par through six holes, but struggled down the stretch and finished with a 9-over-par, 81. For her first BIG EAST Tournament, Todorovic was 42-over-par with a 94-83-81-258.

BIG EAST HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR TOP INDIVIDUAL FINISHER

SETON HALL BIG EAST TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Lizzie Win

Megan Tenhundfeld

Erin McClure

PIRATES

FINISH 21ST AT 2014 NCAA EAST REGIONAL

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. – The BIG EAST Champion Seton Hall women’s golf team finished 21st at its first-ever NCAA Regional, on May 10 in Tallahassee, Fla.

The Pirates entered the national tournament ranked 23rd amongst the field of 24 teams, but managed to out-play a pair of competitors that were ranked significantly higher. Seton Hall finished the three-round event with a 48-over-par, 302-301-309, two strokes better than the College of Charleston and 21 strokes better than Murray State. Charleston had a Golfstat ranking of 65 and Murray State was ranked 131, while Seton Hall entered the event at 146.

For a second straight day, the Pirates were led by sophomore Megan Tenhundfeld, who fired a 4-over-par, 76, in Saturday’s final round. Tenhundfeld was the top Seton hall performer over the three-day stretch, finishing at 11-over-par with a 77-74-76-227.

2014 NCAA EAST REGIONAL (Tallahassee, Fla.)

Par 72 - 24 Teams Competing

Finishing one stroke behind Tenhundfeld, Ali Kruse shot a 12-over-par, 73-76-79-228 for the three round event. A single stroke behind Kruse was teammate Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.), who finished with a 13-over-par, 75-76-78-229. Karlie Zabrosky picked up in the third round where she left off after a stellar second round. For the tournament, Zabrosky was 16-over-par with an 80-75-77-232.

SETON HALL SCORE CARD

NCAA HISTORY

NCAA HISTORY

2015 NCAA RALEIGH

REGIONAL (Raleigh, N.C.)

Par 72 - 18 Teams Competing

SETON HALL PLACES 17TH AT 2015 RALEIGH REGIONAL

RALEIGH, N.C. – Seniors Ali Kruse and Erin McClure each shot a 7-over-par, 79, in an emotionallycharged final round as the Seton Hall women’s golf team finished 17th at the 2015 NCAA Raleigh Regional on May 9.

SETON HALL SCORE CARD

The round brings to an end to two remarkable careers that spanned the program rough moments in its infancy to back-to-back BIG EAST titles. Kruse and McClure are arguably the two greatest golfers in the short history of the program and finished their careers on the high stage, the NCAA Regionals.

Kruse finishes her second and final regional at 17-over-par with a 75-79-79-233. Consistent as ever, she was 4-over through her first nine holes and 3-over on her back nine. McClure finishes up with a 21-over-par, 78-79-80-237.

Collectively, Seton Hall shot seven strokes better in Saturday’s final round than it did in round two. The Pirates complete their second NCAA Regionals appearance with a 74-over-par, 309-318-311-938 to finish 17th in the field of 18 conference champions and national leaders. The Hall bested fellow New Jersey school Fairleigh Dickinson by 48 strokes and finished eight strokes behind Wichita State for 16th place. Top-seeded South Carolina won the Regional at 13-over-par, eight strokes ahead of Northwestern.

Kruse was the top Pirate individual finisher. She finished 25 strokes behind LSU’s Madelene Sagstrom, who won the event at 8-under-par.

PIRATES FINISH 18TH AT 2016 STANFORD REGIONAL

STANFORD, CALIF. - The collegiate careers of the only three-time BIG EAST champions in program history, McKenzie Cutter, Megan Tehundfeld and Karlie Zabrosky, came to an end on May 7 with the conclusion of the final round of the 2016 NCAA Stanford Regional.

In an emotionally charged effort, that included more passing rain showers, the Seton Hall women’s golf team finished 18th in their third NCAA Regional in as many years. The Pirates shot a 35-over-par, 319, in Saturday’s final round. For the three-round event, The Hall finishes with a 92-over-par, 310-315-319-944. Host Stanford and USC tied for the top spot in the Regional at 4-over-par. The top six in the field of 18 teams qualify for the National Championship in Eugene, Ore. Those joining Stanford and USC include Ohio State, North Carolina, Arkansas and Virginia.

2016 NCAA STANFORD REGIONAL (Stanford, Calif.)

Par 72 - 18 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP 5

SETON HALL SCORE CARD

Cutter and Tenhundfeld led the Pirates in the final round, both shooting an 8-over-par, 79. Tenhundfeld was the top Pirate performer at the NCAA Regionals for the second time in three years. She finished the three-day event tied for 57th place among 96 individual golfers with a 15-over-par, 75-74-79-228. Cutter, playing in her first Regional, was the second-best Pirate for the tournament. She finished with a 24-over-par, 76-82-79-237. Zabrosky finishes her career with a 29-over-par, 81-81-80-242, and as a three-time NCAA Regional participant.

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

BIG EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2018 Mia Kness

BIG EAST ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

2022 Margot Bechadergue

2021 Maddie Sager, Lizzie Win

2019 Carolina Ronchel Salas, Lizzie Win

2018 Mia Kness, Cassie Pantelas, Lizzie Win

2017 Cassie Pantelas (2nd), Lizzie Win (2nd)

2016 Megan Tenhundfeld (2nd), Cassie Pantelas (2nd)

2015 Ali Kruse

2014 Ali Kruse, Erin McClure, Megan Tenhundfeld

2013 Christina Cantu

2012 Hannah Basalone

BIG EAST ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

2021 Maddie Sager

2019 Carolina Ronchel Salas, Maddie Sager, Lizzie Win

2018 Mia Kness, Cassie Pantelas, Lizzie Win

2017 Cassie Pantelas

2016 Karlie Zabrosky, Cassie Pantelas

2015 Ali Kruse, Erin McClure

SETON HALL MOST VALUABLE PIRATE

2015 Ali Kruse

SETON HALL FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

2020 Mia Kness (Overall)

2018 Mia Kness (Freshman)

2012 Hannah Basalone (Sophomore)

PIRATE AWARD

(team award given for outstanding leadership and dedication in the classroom and on the golf course)

2018-19 Lizzie Win

2017-18 Lizzie Win

2016-17 Cassie Pantelas

2015-16 Megan Tenhundfeld

2014-15 Ali Kruse

2013-14 Hannah Basalone

2012-13 Hannah Basalone

2011-12 Hannah Basalone

2010-11 Hannah Basalone

MOST IMPROVED

(team award)

2018-19 Maddie Sager

2017-18 Macky Fouse

2016-17 Jamie Greene

2015-16 Macky Fouse

2014-15 Erin McClure

2013-14 Erin McClure

2012-13 Ali Kruse

PLAYER

2011-12 Erin McClure

2010-11 Nicole Longobardo

BIG EAST TEAM ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD

2017-18 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

NCAA APR PUBLIC RECOGNITION AWARD

2021-22 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2020-21 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2019-20 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2018-19 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2017-18 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2016-17 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2015-16 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2014-15 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2013-14 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2012-13 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

BIG EAST GOLFER OF THE WEEK

2022-23 Ludovica Busetto (2/16)

2021-22 Margot Bechadergue (9/8, 9/29 & 2/17)

2019-20 Mia Kness (11/15 & 2/20)

Sarah Fouratt (9/26)

Maddie Sager (9/26)

Sammie Staudt (10/3)

2018-19 Lizzie Win (10/26 & 9/27)

Mia Kness (3/21)

2017-18 Mia Kness (10/19)

Maddie Sager (9/28)

Sammie Staudt (10/12)

2016-17 Cassie Pantelas (9/14)

Sammie Staudt (3/24)

Lizzie Win (9/21)

2013-14 Erin McClure (10/9)

Mia Kness

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

BIG EAST SPORTS EXCELLENCE AWARD

2017 Cassie Pantelas

2015 Ali Kruse

2014 Erin McClure

2013 Hannah Basalone

BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2023 Ludovica Busetto, Anne-Sofie Ekman, Sarah Fouratt, Ana Sarrias Pro, Lara Todorovic, Ginevra Zavagli

2022 Sasha Amelang, Margot Bechadergue, Ludovica Busetto, Sarah Fouratt, Ana Sarrias Pro, Ginevra Zavagli

2021 Sasha Amelang, Ludovica Busetto, Sarah Fouratt, Mia Kness, Carolina Ronchel Salas, Maddie Sager, Lizzie Win, Ginevra Zavagli

2020 Sarah Fouratt, Mia Kness, Carolina Ronchel Salas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Lizzie Win

2019 Maria Contreras Luna, Sarah Fouratt, Carolina Ronchel Salas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Gianna Tomeo, Lizzie Win

2018 Macky Fouse, Jamie Greene, Cassie Pantelas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Gianna Tomeo, Lizzie Win

2017 Macky Fouse, Jamie Greene, Cassie Pantelas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Gianna Tomeo, Lizzie Win

2016 McKenzie Cutter, Macky Fouse, Jamie Greene, Cassie Pantelas, Megan Tenhundfeld, Gianna Tomeo, Karlie Zabrosky

2015 McKenzie Cutter, Macky Fouse, Ali Kruse, Erin McClure, Cassie Pantelas, Megan Tenhundfeld, Karlie Zabrosky

2014 Stacie Ballou, Hannah Basalone, McKenzie Cutter, Ali Kruse, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure, Megan Tenhundfeld, Haley Van Es, Karlie Zabrosky

2013 Stacie Ballou, Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure, Haley Van Es, Karlie Zabrosky

2012 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Nicole Longobardo, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure

2011 Hannah Basalone, Christina Cantũ, Erica Fitzpatrick, Nicole Longobardo, Samantha Massei, Stacie Ballou

WGCA TOP-25 GPA TEAM RANKING

2021-22 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

2018-19 Seton Hall Women’s Golf

WGCA ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR

2023 Ludovica Busetto, Sarah Fouratt, Ana Sarrias Pro, Ginevra Zavagli

2022 Sarah Fouratt, Ana Sarrias Pro, Ginevra Zavagli

2021 Sarah Fouratt, Maddie Sager, Lizzie Win, Ginevra Zavagli

2020 Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Lizzie Win

2019 Sarah Fouratt, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Lizzie Win

2018 Macky Fouse, Cassie Pantelas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Lizzie Win

2017 Macky Fouse, Cassie Pantelas, Maddie Sager, Sammie Staudt, Lizzie Win

2016 Macky Fouse, Cassie Pantelas, Megan Tenhundfeld

2015 Ali Kruse, Erin McClure, Cassie Pantelas

2014 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Erin McClure

2013 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Erin McClure

CSC ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

2023 Ludovica Busetto, Sarah Fouratt, Ana Sarrias Pro, Ginevra Zavagli

Carolina Ronchel Salas

Maddie Sager

TEAM RECORDS

ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT TEAM VICTORIES

March 16-17, 2012 Homewood Suites Siena Invitational

October 5-6, 2012 Rutgers Women’s Invitational

October 20-21, 2013 Sacred Heart Fall Classic

April 17-19, 2014 2014 BIG EAST Championship

Sept. 6-7, 2014 Bucknell Invitational

Oct. 6-7, 2014 St. John’s Invitational

March 13-15, 2015 Rio Verde Invitational

April 16-18, 2015 2015 BIG EAST Championship

April 22-24, 2016 2016 BIG EAST Championship

September 10-11, 2016 William & Mary Invitational

October 15-16, 2017 Brown Bear Invitational

February 23-25, 2018 Rio Verde Invitational

March 17-18, 2018 Low Country Intercollegiate

October 20-21, 2018 Delaware Lady Blue Hen Invitational

March 18-19, 2019 William & Mary Intercollegiate

September 28-29, 2019 Princeton Invitational

April 10-11, 2023 St. John’s Invitational

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

Three

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

Two

LOWEST

Sammie Staudt

TEAM RECORDS

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

LOWEST SINGLE ROUND

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

Ali Kruse

Seton Hall’s first tournament victory - the Homewood Suites Siena Invitational on March 17, 2012

TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE-YEAR SCORING AVERAGE

1.

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE

1.

3. 297.67 Spring 2020

MOST WINS IN SINGLE-SEASON

1.

4.

MOST WINS IN FULL ACADEMIC YEAR

ALL-TIME COACHES

Sara Doell 2010-2017

Natalie DesJardins 2017-present

Hannah

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST TOURNAMENTS

MOST

MOST

ALL

MOST

FIRST ROUND STROKE AVERAGE (minimum 10 tournaments)

Sammie

SECOND

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

Two

LOWEST SINGLE ROUND

Megan Tenhundfeld

Erin McClure

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORE

LOWEST SINGLE ROUND

LOWEST SINGLE ROUND

Ali Kruse

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SINGLE-YEAR STROKE AVERAGE

TOP

CAREER HOLES-IN-ONE

FAU Paradise Invitational – February 7-8

Par 72 – 15 Teams Competing

2022 SPRING RESULTS

Georgia State Spring Invitational – March 28-29

Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

Independence Classic – February 27-28

Par 72 – Three Teams Competing

Hoya Invitational – April 9-10

Par 72 – 13 Teams Competing

Sacred Heart Spring Invitational – March 11-12

Par 72 – 14 Teams

BIG EAST Championship – April 21-23

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

2021-22 Seton Hall Pirates

Nittany Lion Invitational – September 4-5

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

2021 FALL RESULTS

Lady Blue Hen Invitational – October 16-17

Par

Princeton Invitational – September 25-26

Par 72 – 13 Teams

St. John’s Invitational – October 25

Par 71 – 10 Teams Competing

Margot Bechadergue

2021 SPRING RESULTS

All-State Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate – March 14-16

Par 72 – 13 Teams Competing

Jan Weaver Invitational – April 9-10

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

Georgia State Invitational – March 29-30

Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

BIG EAST Championship – April 23-25

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

2020-21 Seton Hall Pirates

FAU Winter Warm-Up – Feb. 10-11

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

2020 SPRING RESULTS

UNF Collegiate – March

9-10

Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

Rio Verde Invitational – Feb. 21-23

Par 72 – 18 Teams Competing

2019-20 Seton Hall Pirates

Mia Kness

Nittany Lion Invitational – Sept. 22-23

Par 72 – 12 Teams

Delaware Lady Blue Hen Invitational – Oct. 19-20

Par

Princeton

Par

Invitational – Sept. 28-29

Par

Sarah Fouratt and Maddie Sager

Sammie Staudt

SETON HALL PIRATES

Rio Verde Invitational – Feb. 22-24

Par 71 – 18 Teams

River Landing Classic – March 4

2019 SPRING RESULTS

Edisto Island Invitational – March 31 - April 1

Par 71 – 16 Teams Competing

Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational – April 13-14

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

William & Mary Intercollegiate – March 18-19

BIG EAST Championship – April 19-21

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

2018-19 Seton Hall Pirates

Nittany Lion Invitational – Sept. 22-23

Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Oct. 5-7

Par 71 – 17 Teams Competing

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 29-30

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

Delaware Lady Blue Hen

Par 71 – 13 Teams Competing

Invitational – Oct. 20-21

Gianna Tomeo

Lizzie Win

SETON HALL PIRATES

Rio Verde Invitational – Feb. 23-25

2018 SPRING RESULTS

Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational – April 14

Low Country Intercollegiate – March 17-18

Par 72 – 13 Teams Competing

BIG EAST Championship – April 22

Par 72 – Six Teams

- 24

William & Mary Invitational – Sept. 10-11

Par 72 – 11 Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate

Par 71 – 15 Teams Competing

– Oct. 6-7

Nittany Lion Invitational – Sept. 23-24

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

Brown Bear Fall Invitational – Oct.

Par 71 – 11 Teams Competing

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 30 – October 1 Par

Cassie Pantelas

Macky Fouse

Rio Verde Invitational – Feb. 24-26

Par 72 – 19 Teams Competing

2017 SPRING RESULTS

Hoya Invitational – April 10-11

Par 72 – 15 Teams Competing

Jackrabbit Invitational – March 10-11

Par 72 – Seven Teams Competing

BIG EAST Championship

– April 21 - 23

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

Low Country Intercollegiate – March 18-19

Par 72 – 17 Teams Competing

2016-17 Seton Hall Pirates

Macky Fouse

William & Mary Invitational – Sept. 10-11

Par 72 – 11 Teams Competing

2016 FALL RESULTS

Delaware Lady Blue Hen Invitational – Oct. 22-23

Par 71 – 10 Teams Competing

Rutgers Invitational – Sept. 16-17 Par 72 – 12 Teams

Pirate Invitational – October 28 - 29

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Oct. 7-8

Par 71 – 18 Teams Competing

Cassie Pantelas

Jamie Greene

Lady

Buckeye

Spring Invitational – April 16-17

BIG

EAST Championship – April 22 - 24

Par 72 – Six Teams

2016 NCAA Stanford Regional (Stanford, Calif.)

Par 72 - 18 Teams Competing

2015-16 Seton Hall Pirates

William & Mary Invitational – Sept. 13-15

Par 72 – 12 Teams Competing

2015 FALL RESULTS

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Oct. 9-10

Par 71 –16 Teams Competing

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 19-20

Par 70 – 14 Teams Competing

Lady Blue Hen Invitational

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

Oct. 24-25

Par 72 –15 Teams

Megan Tenhundfeld

Karlie Zabrosky

Kiawah Island Spring Classic – March 1-2

Par 72 – 40 Teams Competing

2015 SPRING RESULTS

Pirate Invitational – April 2 - 3

Par 72 – 13 Teams Competing

Rio Verde Invitational – March 13 – 15

Par 72 – 18 Teams Competing

BIG EAST Championship – April 16

Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

- 18

Bearcat Spring Classic – March 20-22

Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

2015 NCAA Raleigh Regional (Raleigh, N.C.)

Par 72 - 18 Teams Competing

2014-15 Seton Hall Pirates

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 6-7

Par 70 – 14 Teams Competing

2014 FALL RESULTS

St. John’s Invitational – Oct. 5-6

Par 71 –12 Teams Competing

William & Mary Invitational – Sept. 14-16

Par 72 – 13 Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 26-28

Par 71 –17 Teams Competing

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

Ali Kruse

McKenzie Cutter, Ali Kruse and Erin McClure

2014 SPRING RESULTS

Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational – March 21-23

Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

BIG EAST Championship – April 29 - May 1

Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

Hoya Women’s Invitational – March 31 – April 1

72 – 16 Teams Competing

Pirate Invitational – April 5-6 Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

2014 NCAA EAST REGIONAL (Tallahassee, Fla.)

Par 72 - 24 Teams Competing

2013-14 Seton Hall Pirates

Stacie Ballou

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 7-8

Par 70 –17 Teams Competing

Sacred Heart Fall Classic – Oct. 20-21

Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

Lehigh University Invitational – Oct. 27-28

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 14-15

Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

Par 72

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 20-22

Par 71 –17 Teams Competing

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 14-15

Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

Erin McClure

2013 SPRING RESULTS

Univ. of Cincinnati Invitational – March 22-23

Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

Brown Bear Invitational – April 14-15

Par 72 –14 Teams Competing

Hoya Women’s Invitational – April 8-9

Par 72 –14 Teams Competing

BIG EAST

Par

Championship – April 29 - May 1

2012-13 Seton Hall Pirates

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 8-9

Par 70 –15 Teams Competing

2012 FALL RESULTS

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 5-6

Par 72 –21 Teams Competing

St. John’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 17-18

Par 72 –Nine Teams Competing

Lehigh Women’s Invitational – Oct. 20-21

Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 21-23

Par 72 –16 Teams Competing

Christina Cantu

Homewood Suites Siena

Par 72 –Eight Teams

2012 SPRING RESULTS

– March 16-17

Columbia Roar-EE Invitational – April 13-14

Par 72 –14 Teams Competing

BIG EAST

Championship – April 22-24

Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational – March 23-25

Par

Hoya Women’s Invitational – April 2-3

Par 72 –11 Teams Competing

Par 72

Ali Kruse, McKenzie Cutter and Erin McClure

Ali Kruse

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 11-12

Par 70 –15 Teams Competing

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 15-16 Par

Lehigh Women’s Invitational – Oct. 22-23

Par 72 –Eight Teams Competing

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 16-17

Par 72 –16 Teams Competing

Princeton Women’s Invitational – Sept. 24-25

Par 72 –12 Teams Competing

Samantha Massei

2011 SPRING RESULTS

C&F

Par 72 –22 Teams

Cincinnati

Par

2010-11 Seton Hall Pirates

2010 FALL RESULTS

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 11-12

Par 70 –18 Teams Competing

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 18-19

Par 72 –12 Teams Competing

Yale Fall Intercollegiate – Sept. 25-26

Par 72 –14 Teams

– Oct. 15-16

Hannah Basalone

Haley Van Es