WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – First-year Toral Bhatt fired a 2-under (70) in Tuesday's final round of the ODAC Championship to win the individual title, while the No. 8 Washington and Lee women's golf team took second place.
 
COURSE STATS:

• Williamsburg National Golf Club – Jamestown Course | Williamsburg, Va.
• Par 72 | 5,724 Yards
• Total Average Score: 84.89 (129 rounds)
• Round 1 Average Score: 87.12 (43 rounds)
• Round 2 Average Score: 84.44 (43 rounds)
• Round 3 Average Score: 83.12 (43 rounds)

FINAL TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:

• Bhatt becomes the first W&L women's golfer to win the ODAC individual trophy since senior Julia Haetzel did so in 2023. Bhatt's 2-under on Tuesday put her back at even par for the tournament.
• Morgan Mussatt of Randolph-Macon took runner-up honors after shooting a 4-over 76 in her final round, with teammates Alexis Haller (+6) and Lilly Hall (+7) taking third and fourth. W&L sophomore Berkeley Bundy rounded out the Top 5 at 9-over for the tournament.
• The Yellow Jackets shot 6-over (294) on Tuesday to finish at +27 and claim the team crown. The Generals matched the Jackets' 6-over in round three to finish six shots back as the runner-up.

W&L ROUND 3 PLAYER SUMMARIES:

• Bhatt's 2-under came on the strength of five birdies, including two in the final three holes to secure the individual title. She had three birdies on the front 9 for a 2-under 34.
• First-year Mackenzie Cline shot her best round of the tournament on Tuesday, firing a 1-over 73 to finish in seventh place at 12-over. Cline made par on 15 of the holes, and she birdied the par-4 15th hole.
• Bundy was 3-over par in the third round to settle in at fifth place for the tournament at 9-over par. Both of Bundy's birdies on the day came on the front 9 where she shot even-par, and she made par of six of the final seven holes.
• In her final ODAC Tournament, Haetzel also saved her best round for last, as she shot 4-over par to finish in 13th place. Haetzel sank 15 pars in the third round, tied with Cline for the most on the day.
• First-year Bella Scucchi rounded out the Generals' lineup with an eighth-place finish after a 5-over (77) put her at 13-over for the tournament. Scucchi had the second-most birdies in round three among Generals (3).

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:

• After setting the program's 54-hole records for score (217) and score-to-par (+1) her last time out, Bhatt bettered both marks with her performance at the ODAC Championship, finishing at even-par 216 (72-74-70).
• The Generals finished atop the tournament in par-3 (3.15) and par-5 (5.02) averages, while taking second in par-4 (4.29) scoring.
• W&L had the most pars in the field (159), fewest doubles+ (10), second-most birdies (35) and second-fewest bogeys (66).
• Bhatt was also the tournament leader in par-4 average (4.07), and finished tied for second in both par-3 (3.00) and par-5 (4.83) scoring. Scucchi tied Bhatt in par-3 average and joined Bhatt under par for the tournament on par 5s (4.92).
• Bhatt sank 12 birdies, a tournament best, and had 30 pars. Cline tied for the most pars (35), with Bundy one behind.

18-HOLE PIN FLAG HONOREES (Top-6 Are All-Tournament Team):

• 1 - Toral Bhatt, Washington and Lee
• 2 - Morgan Mussatt, Randolph-Macon
• 3 - Alexis Haller, Randolph-Macon
• 4 - Lilly Hall, Randolph-Macon
• 5 - Berkeley Bundy, Washington and Lee
• 6 - Grace Anne Haggerty, Randolph-Macon
• 7 - Mackenzie Cline, Washington and Lee
• 8 - Bella Scucchi, Washington and Lee
• 9 - Grace Saunders, Lynchburg
• 10 - Juliette Coffey, Virginia Wesleyan
• 11 - Lily Rowe, Lynchburg
• 12 - Gabbie Hollberg, Lynchburg
• 13 - Julia Haetzel, Washington and Lee
• 14 - Mia Skaggs, Virginia Wesleyan
• 15 - Emily Price, Bridgewater
• 16 - Isabella Peregrine, Sweet Briar
• 17 - Hannah Rizzo, Bridgewater
• 18 - Elli Flinchum, Randolph-Macon

UP NEXT:
The Generals will wait to see if they receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Women's Golf National Championship on May 19-22 at Desert Willow Golf Resort in Palm Desert, Calif.. The NCAA will release the field on May 11 on NCAA.com.

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