Princeton University Athletics
Women's Golf Team Places Third At William & Mary Invitational
April 03, 2000 | Women's Golf
April 2, 2000
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.-- Vanessa Redman (Fr., Orinda, Calif.) shot a 75 on the second day of the William & Mary Invitational to lead the Princeton women's golf team to third place among 18 teams in a deep and talented field at the Princeton Invitational. Redman, who also shot a 75 on the first day, finished tied for third.
Natalie Christian (Jr., Temple Terrace, Fla.) was another Tiger to shot sub-80 rounds on both days. Christian shot a 78 on the final day to go along with her 79 on the first day for a total of 157. Megan Milam (Fr., Idaho Falls, Idaho) cut three strokes off her score on the second day, dropping an 82 to a 79 to help Princeton ensure the third-place finish.
Team (Top Five) James Madison 309, 304 -- 613 William & Mary 313, 313 --626 Princeton 319, 312 -- 631 Winthrop 318, 324 -- 642 Yale 320, 327--647Princeton Individual Scores Meagan Smith -- 80, DQ Vanessa Redman -- 75, 75 -- 150 Adrienne Gill -- 83-85--168 Megan Milam -- 82-79--161 Natalie Christiansen -- 79,78--157