SEASIDE, CA -- The 30th-ranked Maryland women's golf team wrapped up at the Molly Collegiate Tuesday at the Bayonet Golf Course in Seaside, Calif. Senior Patricie Mackova tied for 11th to lead the Terrapins.

Mackova picked up three eagles, including two in the second round Monday, and finished with an overall score of 211 (72-68-71), which was five strokes under par. She also made 11 birdies in the event. 

Fifth-year senior Maria Vittoria Corbi tied her career low 54-hole score of 213 and her career-low round of 69 in the first round Monday. Corbi finished tied for 15th after going even at 72 in the second and third rounds. She led Maryland with 12 total birdies.

Graduate transfer Virginia Bossi tied for 23rd with her score of 216 (73-70-73). She made 11 birdies total. Junior Panassaya Somchit tied for 29th with a score of 218 (71-73-74), which was +2. She made 10 birdies overall. Sophomore Nicha Kanpai tied for 47th with a score of 227 (76-75-76). 

As a team, the Terrapins finished in 5th of 11 teams at six strokes under with a score of 858 (285-283-290). 

"A solid performance this week in another strong field in California," head coach Kelly Hovland said. "The team did a great job adapting to the different grass, challenging travel to the west coast and battling illnesses to finish in the top 5 against some of the best teams on the west coast. With three events already in the books, this group has gained so much great experience to build on as we move closer to our goals this spring. But in the short term, they need some rest and to catch up in school before finishing the fall season strong in October."

Next, the Terrapins will compete in the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Oct. 15-17 at the Cherokee Country Club in Knoxville, Tenn.