MADISON, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin-Platteville women's golf team finished 13^th of 17 teams at the UW-Whitewater Fall Invite, hosted at TPC in Madison.

On the second beautiful day of competition, the Pioneers shot a 336, improving upon their Sunday round of 351 for a 36-hole score of 689. Pomona-Pitzer ran away from the competition, finishing with a total of 585 and 50 strokes ahead of second place UW-Stout.  

Senior Taylor Swalve had a tremendous second outing, tying her career best of 77 on Monday and finishing with a two-day total of 161 strokes (84,77), good for 18^th place.

Sophomore Hannah Peterson shaved two strokes off the first round on Sunday and finished tied for 54^th place with 174 strokes (88,86). Sophomore Chloe Chappell was two strokes behind and in 59^th place with rounds of 91 and 85.

Junior Danielle Bruecker finished tied for 69^th with 178 strokes (88,90) and senior Hannah Tysse rounded out the Pioneers five with a 36-hole score of 218 (111,107).

The Pioneers will return to action on Friday, October 3 for the first day of the WIAC Championship, hosted at Reedsburg Country Club.