Results

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues women's golf team won the 2019 Waterloo Women's Invitational at Cambridge Golf Club. 

HOW IT HAPPENED: Mackenzie Rice shot spectacular rounds of 75 and 73 to finish in second place individually, following a 1-hole playoff with Waterloo's Elanna Lachaine-DeMarchi.
 

"I'm really happy with the way I played today," said Rice.  "I hit a wedge to about two feet for a birdie on 16 to cut the lead to one, and then holed an 8-footer on 18 to get to a playoff." 

First-year Sara Cumby of Toronto placed third with 151 after a final round of 72. Cumby's 72 would tie as the lowest count of the day.
 

Third-year Blue, Ellice Hong chipped in with a pair of 82s to finish in ninth place overall.
 

The host team from Waterloo had the first round lead at 230, with the Blues sitting 6 strokes back, and the University of Windsor Lancers in third.  The Blues made up the difference in second round edging out a three-stroke victory.  Waterloo won the silver medal, and Windsor claimed the team bronze. 
 

"It was a great weekend of golf for the team," said Blues assistant coach Ana Peric.  "Everyone was ready to play and had a positive approach." 
 

UP NEXT: The Blues return to action when they host the 2019 OUA Golf Championships at Angus Glen Golf Club on October 6-8. 

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