2014-15 Seton Hall Women's Golf Record Book

12014-15 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF RECORD BOOK

S E T O N H A L L P I R A T E S

2014-15 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER

NAME YR HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

McKenzie Cutter Sr. Waldorf, Md. North Point

Macky Fouse Fr. Aliquippa, Pa. Central Valley

Ali Kruse Sr. Overland Park, Kan. St. Thomas Aquinas

Erin McClure Sr. Tucson, Ariz. Catalina Foothills

Cassie Pantelas Fr. Canton, Ohio Jackson

Megan Tenhundfeld Jr. Loveland, Ohio Ursuline Academy of Cincinnati

Karlie Zabrosky Jr. Erie, Pa. McDowell

Head Coach: Sara Doell (Penn State ‘00) - Fifth Season Assistant Coach: Debby Murphy

2014-15 ROSTER

2014-15 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF RECORD BOOK2


2014-15 SCHEDULE

2014-15 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE

FALL SCHEDULEDATE TOURNAMENT COURSE LOCATION

SeptemberSat.-Sun,, 6-7 Bucknell Bison Invitational Bucknell Golf Club Lewisburg, Pa. (Host: Bucknell University)

Sun.-Tue., 14-16 William & Mary Invitational Kingsmill Resort Williamsburg, Va. (Host: The College of William & Mary)

Fri.-Sun., 26-28 Yale Women’s Intercollegiate The Course of Yale New Haven, Conn. (Host: Yale University)

OctoberMon.-Tue., 6-7 St. John’s Women’s Invitational St. Andrew’s Golf Club Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. (Host: St. John’s University)

Sat.-Sun., 18-19 Princeton Invitational Springdale Golf Club Princeton, N.J.. (Host: Princeton University)

SPRING SCHEDULE - Coming Soon



2013 FALL RECAP

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 7-8Par 70 –17 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishWilliam & Mary 310 302 300 912 +72 First

SETON HALL 313 311 298 922 +82 T-SecondColumbia 309 306 307 922 +82 T-Second

Siena 325 308 305 938 +98 Fourth

Radford 312 323 309 944 +104 Fifth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 77 73 73 223 +13 Third

Erin McClure 74 74 76 224 +14 Fourth

Karlie Zabrosky 79 84 73 236 +26 T-19th

McKenzie Cutter 85 82 76 243 +33 T-35th

Megan Tenhundfeld 83 82 80 245 +35 T-37th

Hannah Basalone (I) 92 96 78 266 +56 T-70th

Samantha Massei (I) 87 91 90 268 +58 76th

LEWISBURG, PA. - Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) and Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.) each shot a

3-over-par, 73, in round three to lead the Seton Hall women’s golf team to second place tie at the

2013 Bucknell Invitational. Collectively, the Pirates saved their best team round for last. Seton

Hall fi red a 18-over-par, 298, in round three to tie Columbia for second place and fi nish 10 strokes

behind William & Mary, the team champion. The Pirates fi nished with an 82-over-par, 313-311-

298-922. Kruse used her stellar third round to jump ahead of teammate Erin McClure (Tucson,

Ariz.), who was tied for the individual lead following two rounds. The junior fi nished in third place

among 90 individual golfers, just one stroke behind Columbia’s Michelle Piyapattra for the title.

Kruse fi nished at 13-over-par with a 77-73-73-223.

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 14-15Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishHarvard 291 291 301 883 +19 First

Princeton 296 293 306 895 +31 Second

Columbia 308 300 294 902 +38 Third

St. John’s 302 302 301 905 +41 Fourth

Pennsylvania 309 311 316 936 +72 Fifth

SETON HALL 335 311 311 957 +93 Seventh

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishKarlie Zabrosky 82 75 77 234 +18 21st

Erin McClure 82 72 83 237 +21 T-25th

Ali Kruse 84 81 74 239 +23 T-31st

Megan Tenhundfeld 87 84 78 249 +33 T-41st


Hannah Basalone (I) 81 79 84 244 +28 39th

PRINCETON, N.J. - Sophomore Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.) led the Seton Hall women’s golf

team at 18-over-par to a seventh place team fi nish at the 2013 Princeton Invitational at

Springdale Golf Club. As a team, Seton Hall uncharacteristically struggled at Princeton

this weekend. Zabrosky was the lone Pirate to submit two sub-80 scores. She fi nished

the three-round event with an 18-over-par, 82-75-77-234, to place 21st among 51 in-

dividual golfers. After a disappointing 47-over-par fi rst round performance, the Pirates

rebounded to shoot a pair of 311’s in rounds two and three. They fi nished 93-over par

with a 335-311-311-957, 74 strokes behind the team champion, Harvard.

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 20-22Par 71 –17 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishYale 292 292 290 874 +22 First

Xavier 303 286 304 893 +41 Second

Pennsylvania 304 293 302 899 +47 Third

SETON HALL 311 290 302 903 +51 FourthBoston University 297 300 310 907 +55 Fifth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishErin McClure 76 71 74 221 +8 T-Seventh

Hannah Basalonoe 79 71 75 225 +12 T-13th

Ali Kruse 78 70 78 226 +13 T-16th


Megan Tenhundfeld 79 78 78 235 +22 T-41st

McKenzie Cutter (I) 78 81 82 241 +28 T-59th

NEW HAVEN, CONN. - Junior Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.) fi red a fi nal round 74 to help

lead the Seton Hall women’s golf team to a fourth place team fi nish among 17 compet-

itors at the 2013 Yale Women’s Intercollegiate. McClure fi nished with an 8-over-par,

76-71-74-221, to tie for seventh place among 91 individual competitors. It’s her sec-

ond top-10 fi nish in three tournaments already this fall. McClure entered the season

with just two top-10 fi nishes in each of the prior two years. As a team, the Pirates

methodically moved up the leader board as the tournament progressed. Seton Hall was

in ninth place following round one, but moved up to fi fth place after its record-low, 290,

in round two. In round three, the Pirates shot an 18-over-par, 302, the second-best third

round score, to move up to fourth place. Host Yale won the team title at 22-over-par. Se-

ton Hall’s lone BIG EAST competition, Xavier, fi nished second at 41-over-par. After two

tournaments to start the fall that were uncharacteristic of her ability, Hannah Basalone

(Brea, Calif.) rebounded strongly at Yale. The senior tied for 13th place overall with a

12-over-par, 79-71-75-225. Junior Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) tied for 16th overall

following her 13-over-par, 78-70-78-226. Seton Hall’s top competitor at Princeton last

weekend, Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.), tied for 29th overall at Yale with a 19-over-par, 78-

79-75-232. Megan Tenhundfeld (Loveland, Ohio) rounded out the Pirates’ team scoring

with a 22-over-par, 79-78-78-235. All fi ve Seton Hall golfers that contributed to the

team score this weekend avoided a score in the 80s in all three rounds. Junior McKenzie

Cutter (Waldorf, Md.), competing as an individual this weekend, fi nished her tourna-

ment at 28-over-par with a 78-81-82-241.



2013 FALL RECAP

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 14-15Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishDelaware 302 301 603 +27 First

SETON HALL 302 306 608 +32 SecondSt. John’s 311 306 617 +41 Third

LIU-Brooklyn 314 304 618 +42 Fourth

Fairleigh Dickinson 311 314 625 +49 Fifth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishErin McClure 73 73 146 +2 FIRST

Karlie Zabrosky 76 77 153 +9 T-10th

Ali Kruse 80 75 155 +11 T-18th

McKenzie Cutter 75 81 156 +12 T-23rd

Hannah Basalone 78 82 160 +16 T-36th

Samantha Massei (I) 95 84 179 +35 107th

PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Junior Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.) became the third player in Seton

Hall women’s golf history to win an individual championship with a one-stroke victory

at the 2013 Rutgers Women’s Invitational on Tuesday. As a team, the Pirates fi nished

second among 17 participants. McClure joins teammates Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.)

and Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) as the only individual champions in the program’s

young three and a half year history. She fi red identical 1-over-par, 73’s, to fi nish at

2-over-par with a 146, one stroke ahead of LIU’s Marison Doglioli and Delaware’s Aman-

da Terzian. McClure’s tournament total of 146 is the lowest par-72, two-round score in

Seton Hall history and her 2-over-par score is a personal career-best. It’s been a banner

fall season for the Pirates’ junior who leads the team in scoring average and is the reign-

ing BIG EAST Golfer of the Week.

Sacred Heart Fall Classic – Oct. 20-21Par 72 – Six Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishSETON HALL 309 320 629 +53 FIRSTYale 317 322 639 +63 Second

Boston University 324 325 649 +73 Third

Sacred Heart 333 341 674 +98 Fourth

Fairleigh Dickinson 343 348 691 +115 Fifth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 74 83 157 +13 T-First

Karlie Zabrosky 81 77 158 +14 T-Fourth

Megan Tenhundfeld 79 79 158 +14 T-Fourth

Erin McClure 77 81 158 +14 T-Fourth


McKenzie Cutter (I) 79 79 158 +14 T-Fourth

Haley Van Es (I) 101 95 196 +52 32nd

MILFORD, CONN. - Junior Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) lost in a playoff for the individual champi-

onship, but her impressive eff ort was good enough to spearhead a team victory for the Seton Hall

women’s golf team at the 2013 Sacred Heart Fall Classic on Monday. The team victory is the third

in the young history of the Seton Hall women’s golf program. The Pirates defeated second-place

Yale by 10 strokes in their fi rst-ever appearance in this tournament. For the two-day event, Seton

Hall shot a 53-over-par, 309-320-629. Kruse, the tournament’s individual leader after day one,

shot an 11-over-par, 83, in round two which forced a playoff with a pair of Yale golfers, Elisabeth

Bernabe and Sandy Wongwaiwate. Her bogey on the fi rst playoff hole ensured that Seton Hall

wouldn’t get the rare “double win,” but nonetheless provides Kruse with her ninth career top-10

fi nish.

Lehigh University Invitational – Oct. 27-28Par 72 – Nine Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishHarvard 303 297 600 +24 First

Princeton 310 302 612 +36 Second

SETON HALL 306 311 617 +41 ThirdGeorgetown 317 316 633 +57 T-Fourth

Boston University 310 323 633 +57 T-Fourth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 74 78 152 +8 T-Fourth

Erin McClure 73 79 152 +8 T-Fourth

Megan Tenhundfeld 76 77 153 +9 T-Ninth


McKenzie Cutter 90 77 167 +23 37th

BETHLEHEM, PA. - Junior McKenzie Cutter (Waldorf, Md.) and sophomore Megan Ten-

hundfeld (Loveland, Ohio) each shot a 5-over-par, 77, to lead the Seton Hall women’s

golf team in Monday’s fi nal round of the 2013 Lehigh University Invitational. As a

team, the Pirates fi nished third. Collectively, Seton Hall fi nished the tournament with

a 41-over-par, 306-311-617, to place third among the fi eld of nine teams. The Pirates

fi nished 17 strokes behind the team champion, Harvard, and fi ve strokes behind Princ-

eton for second place. Seton Hall’s lone BIG EAST competition, Georgetown, fi nished in

a tie for fourth place 16 strokes behind the Pirates. Juniors Ali Kruse (Overland Park,

Kan.) and Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.) were the top Seton Hall performers over the

two-day event. Both tied for fourth among 47 individual golfers with an 8-over-par,

152. Kruse had a 74-78-152. It’s her 10th, top-10 fi nish, and sixth, top-5 fi nish, both

of which are Seton Hall career records. McClure tallied a 73-79-152. Her fi rst-round 73

was the lowest single-round for a Seton Hall golfer this weekend. McClure’s fi nish is her

team-best third top-5 of the fall season. Both fi nished 10 strokes behind the individual

champion, Princeton’s Kelly Shon. Tenhundfeld had her best tournament of the fall with

a 9-over-par, 76-77-153, and tied for ninth overall. Sophomore Karlie Zabrosky (Erie,

Pa.) fi nished with a 19-over-par, 83-80-163, while Cutter completed the tournament

with a two-round total of 23-over-par, 90-77-167.



2014 SPRING RECAP

Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational – March 21-23Par 72 – 14 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishJacksonville 308 293 286 887 +23 First

Lynn 303 295 296 894 +30 Second

SETON HALL 308 304 298 910 +46 ThirdCincinnati 309 304 298 911 +47 T-Fourth

Florida Southern 316 299 296 911 +47 T-Fourth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 75 73 68 216 Even Second

Megan Tenhundfeld 77 78 76 231 +15 25th

Karlie Zabrosky 76 79 77 232 +16 26th


Erin McClure 81 78 78 237 +21 T-44th

Hannah Basalone 80 80 85 245 +29 62nd

CRYSTAL RIVER, FLA. - Junior Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) shot the lowest single round in Seton

Hall women’s golf history with a 4-under-par, 68, in the fi nal round of the University of Cincinnati

Spring Invitational at Plantation Inn. Kruse led the Pirates to a third place team fi nish. Collective-

ly, the Pirates also made some history. Seton Hall fi red a third round, 298, which is the lowest par-

72 team score in program history. For the three-round event, Seton Hall fi nished at 46-over-par

with a 308-304-298-910 for third place among 14 teams. Jacksonville University won the event

at 23-over-par, while Lynn University placed second at 30-over-par. Only one among a fi eld of 88

individual golfers played better over the three-day event than Kruse. Jacksonville’s Jessica Welsh

won the individual title at 5-under par. Kruse fi nished second with an even-par, 75-73-68-216.

The junior shaved four strokes off her own par-72, three-round record of 220 set at the Yale Wom-

en’s Intercollegiate in 2012. Sophomore Megan Tenhundfeld (Loveland, Ohio) turned in her best

score of the weekend on Sunday with a 4-over-par, 76. She fi nished the three-day event with a

15-over-par, 77-78-76-231, for 25th place overall.

Hoya Women’s Invitational – March 31 – April 1Par 72 – 16 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5Team 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishPennsylvania 309 298 607 +31 First

Michigan 313 298 611 +35 Second

Yale 314 306 620 +44 Third

St. John’s 322 302 624 +48 Fourth

Nova Southeastern 326 301 627 +51 Fifth

SETON HALL 325 309 634 +58 Sixth

SETON HALL SCORECARDPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 79 74 153 +9 Seventh

Megan Tenhundfeld 78 78 156 +12 T-12th

Karlie Zabrosky 84 78 162 +18 T-31st

Erin McClure 87 78 165 +21 T-43rd

McKenzie Cutter 84 83 167 +23 T-49th

Hannah Basalone (I) 79 80 159 +15 T-22nd

BEALLSVILLE, MD.- The Seton Hall women’s golf team shaved off 16 strokes from its fi rst round

score, to fi nish in sixth place among 16 teams in the fi nal standings of the 2014 Hoya Women’s

Invitational. The Pirates fi red a 21-over-par, 309, in round two, to fi nish the weather-shortened

tournament at 58-over-par with a 325-309-634. The University of Pennsylvania won the team

event at 31-over-par. Two other BIG EAST schools were a part of the fi eld. St. John’s fi nished 10

strokes ahead of Seton Hall in fourth place, while Georgetown fi nished 18 strokes behind the

Pirates in eighth place. Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.)shaved fi ve shots off her fi rst round total,

shooting a 2-over-par, 74, in round two. The junior fi nished seventh among 88 individual golfers

with an 11-over-par, 79-74-153. Megan Tenhundfeld (Loveland, Ohio), Seton Hall’s leader after

round one, shot a 7-over-par, 79, in round two and fi nished the tournament with a 15-over-par,

78-79-157.



SETON HALL FINISHES FIFTH

BEDMINSTER, N.J. - The Seton Hall women’s golf team fi nished fi fth among 18 teams at the inaugural Seton Hall Pirate Invitational at Trump National on Sunday.

In Sunday’s fi nal round, the Pirates shaved 17 strokes off their team score from round one, due mostly to the signifi cantly more pleasant weather conditions. For the two round event, Seton Hall fi nished at 63-over-par with a 328-311-639. The Pirates fi nished eight strokes behind the team champion, Columbia, who won the event by just one stroke over Yale. Seton Hall’s lone BIG EAST competition, St. John’s, fi nished just three strokes ahead of the Pirates in fourth place.

Megan Tenhundfeld (Loveland, Ohio) led the Pirates’ charge on Sun-day with a 2-over-par, 74. The sophomore fi nished the tournament in a tie for 11th place among 90 golfers with a 14-over-par, 84-74-158.

Teammate Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.) was the top Pirate performer for the tournament. The junior tied for ninth overall with a 13-over-par, 82-75-157. McClure fi nished nine strokes behind both Columbia’s Michelle Piyapattra and St. John’s Anna Kim. Piyapattra edged Kim for the individual championship on the second hole of a playoff . Senior Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) fi red an 18-over-par, 79-83-162, to tie for 20th place overall. Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) tied for 29th place overall with a 21-over-par, 86-79-165, while teammate Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.) fi nished just one stroke behind Kruse with a 22-over-par, 83-83-166.

2014 PIRATE INVITATIONAL

2014 PIRATE INVITATIONAL – April 5 - 6Par 72 – 17 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD

Team 1st Rd 2nd Rd Overall Score Finish

Columbia 322 309 631 +55 FirstYale 326 306 632 +56 SecondPrinceton 320 315 635 +59 ThirdSt. John’s 331 305 636 +60 FourthSETON HALL 328 311 639 +63 Fifth

Pennsylvania 324 322 646 +70 SixthWilliam & Mary 341 314 655 +79 SeventhLIU-Brooklyn 340 324 664 +88 T-EighthRutgers 335 329 664 +88 T-EighthBoston Univ. 333 335 668 +92 10thDartmouth 345 333 678 +102 11thBucknell 355 325 680 +104 12thCentral Conn. St. 354 336 690 +114 13thSiena 352 341 693 +117 T-14thBrown 349 344 693 +117 T-14thHofstra 354 345 699 +123 16thSacred Heart 381 343 724 +148 17th

SETON HALL SCORECARD

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd Overall Score Finish

Erin McClure 82 75 157 +13 T-NinthMegan Tenhundfeld 84 74 158 +14 T-11thHannah Basalone 79 83 162 +18 T-20thAli Kruse 86 79 165 +21 T-29thKarlie Zabrosky 83 83 166 +22 T-35th

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2014 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP

SETON HALL CLAIMS TITLE

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Seton Hall completed a wire-to-wire lead to win the crown at the 2014 BIG EAST Wom-en’s Golf Championships presented by NEW YORK LIFE on the Hills Course at LPGA International here Saturday afternoon.

The Pirates, in just their fourth year as a varsity pro-gram, secure the BIG EAST’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championships. Seton Hall will learn its destination in the regionals on Monday, April 28. The regionals take place May 8-10.

St. John’s senior Harin Lee held off the fi eld and claimed the 2014 BIG EAST individual title after gutting out a 6-over-par 78. She entered the day 4-over for the tournament and fi nished with a 54-hole score of 226 to card a 10-over for the tournament. It’s Harin’s second BIG EAST individual title. She claimed the 2011 title as a freshman after winning a playoff .

Nursing a 13-stroke advantage after 36 holes, Seton Hall had to fend off late charges from Georgetown, St. John’s and Xavier. The Pirates fi nished with a three-round total of 928, ahead of the Hoyas in second with 935, St. John’s in third at 937 and fourth-place Xavier, which fi nished with 939 strokes.

Creighton fi nished in fi fth with a score of 972 and Butler was sixth 979.

Xavier, which entered the tournament as the top seed, showed why it had earned that distinction with a third-round 304 and was the day’s biggest mover. Ariel McNair carded the low round of the tournament with a 69 Saturday, which included four birdies and one bogey. Abigail Smith fi nished with a three-round 236 (84-75-76) along with McNair’s 230 (80-81-69) to lead the Musketeers’ charge. But Georgetown was able to hold off not only Xavier but also St. John’s for runner-up honors. Mackenzie Boydston shot 77 to fi nish with a 229 (79-73-77) for the championship and claimed one of fi ve pieces of second place in the individual standings. Patricia Lee fi nished with a 231 after carding Saturday’s 74. She shot 81-76 on Thursday and Friday.

Lee’s teammate Anna Kim shot 73 Saturday to fi nish in that four-way tie for second at 229 (77-79). Joining her were Seton Hall’s Erin McClure (77-76-76) and Megan Tenhundfeld (79-73-77).

Butler was led for the third straight day by Jenna Peters, who also tied for second with a 229 (78-74-77).

BIG EAST Championship – April 29 - May 1Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD

Team 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score Finish

SETON HALL 314 302 312 928 +64 FIRST

Georgetown 317 312 306 935 +71 SecondSt. John’s 320 315 302 937 +73 ThirdXavier 321 314 304 939 +75 FourthCreighton 324 322 326 972 +108 FifthButler 327 319 333 979 +115 Sixth

SETON HALL SCORECARD

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score Finish

Erin McClure 77 76 76 229 +13 T-SecondMegan Tenhundfeld 79 73 77 229 +13 T-SecondAli Kruse 78 74 80 232 +16 NinthHannah Basalone 80 79 79 238 +22 T-13thKarlie Zabrosky 83 82 81 246 +30 T-19th

LPGA InternationalHills Course

Golfers will fi nd challenges at every turn on the signature Arthur Hills Course.

The par-72 layout is a classic at 6,984 yards. Hills used a superb natural set-

ting to create a masterpiece in playability and variety. It features natural

wetlands, narrow pine corridors, small greens and strategically placed water

hazards. The Hills Course calls for the player to use mind over muscles. Good

strategic planning rewards the player with good results and an enjoyable

round. Each hole is unique and memorable. The Hills Course, played from

the proper tees, poses an appropriate challenge to more accomplished play-

ers and fairness to high handicappers, seniors, women and junior golfers.



2014 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP

PIRATES WIN FIRST TITLEMcCLURE, TENHUNDFELD TIE FOR 2ND

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.- A program that began only four years

ago, the Seton Hall women’s golf team has won the 2014 BIG

EAST Championship. The Pirates defeated the rest of the new-

look BIG EAST fi eld by seven strokes to claim its fi rst confer-

ence title on Saturday.

Seton Hall led the three-round event wire-to-wire and en-

tered Saturday’s fi nal round leading by 13 strokes. The Pirates

fi red a 24-over-par, 312, in round three to comfortably win

the title by seven strokes over Georgetown. The Hall fi nishes

the event at 64-over-par, with a 314-302-312-928. George-

town fi nished at 71-over-par, while St. John’s was third at

73-over-par.

“I am ecstatic for our team,” said Head Coach Sara Doell. “This

is proof that hard work and determination pays off in the end.

I am truly overwhelmed with pride right now.”

The title is Seton Hall’s fi rst team championship since the

baseball team won the 2011 BIG EAST Championship.

Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.) and Megan Tenhundfeld (Love-

land, Ohio) led the Pirates in Saturday’s fi nal round. McClure

shot a 4-over-par, 76, while Tenhunfeld fi red a 5-over-par,

77. Both golfers tied for second place among all individual

golfers. They fi nished the three-round event three strokes

behind Harin Lee of St. John’s, who won the individual cham-

pionship for the second time in her impressive career.

McClure fi nished the three-round event with a very consis-

tent 13-over-par, 77-76-76-229, while Tenhundfeld was

13-over-par with a 79-73-77-229.

Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.)placed ninth overall with a

16-over-par, 78-74-80-232. Kruse led Seton Hall in scoring

average this year, has an individual tournament champion-

ship and now can add a BIG EAST title to her impressive list

of career accolades.

Senior Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.), arguably the program’s

most decorated golfer in history, graduates as a champion af-

ter being one of the founding members of the team in 2010.

Basalone tied for 13th place among all individual golfers

with a 22-over-par, 80-79-79-238.

“I still can’t really believe we just won,” Basalone said. “To see

this program develop and be a part of it from the very begin-

ning has been so cool. If you had told me four years ago we’d

win the BIG EAST before I graduated, I probably wouldn’t

have believed you. I’m so proud of my entire team for what

we’ve been able to accomplish. I couldn’t think of a better

way to end my time at Seton Hall.”

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Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.)shaved nearly two full strokes off her scoring average from her freshman year to her

sophomore year and has been a major contributor all season long. Zabrosky tied for 19th with a 30-over-par,

83-82-81-246.

“Four years ago we began this program on the ground level,” Doell said. It was signifi cant just to be able to call

them a team. Now, we can call them champions.”



SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF

AT THE NCAA’S

The 2014 BIG EAST Champion Seton Hall women’s golf team fi nished 21st at its fi rst-ever NCAA Regional, in Tallahassee, Fla.

The Pirates entered the national tournament ranked 23rd amongst the fi eld of 24 teams, but managed to out-play a pair of competitors that were ranked signifi cantly higher. Seton Hall fi nished the three-round event with a 48-over-par, 302-301-309, two strokes better than the College of Charleston and 21 strokes better than Murray State. Charleston had a Golfstat ranking of 65 and Murray State was ranked 131, while Seton Hall entered the event at 146.

The Pirates were led by sophomore Megan Tenhundfeld (Loveland, Ohio), who fi red a 4-over-par, 76, in Saturday’s fi nal round. Tenhundfeld was the top Seton hall performer over the three-day stretch, fi nishing at 11-over-par with a 77-74-76-227. Vanderbilt’s Jenny Hahn won the individual crown at 9-under-par. Teammate Kendall Martindale and Baylor’s Hayley Davis tied for second at 6-under-par.

Finishing one stroke behind Tenhundfeld, Ali Kruse (Overland Park, Kan.) shot a 12-over-par, 73-76-79-228 for the three round event. In round three, she was having a fi ne round, until she bogeyed 17 and double-bogeyed 18 to fi nish the tournament.

A single stroke behind Kruse was teammate Erin McClure (Tucson, Ariz.), who fi nished with a 13-over-par, 75-76-78-229. McClure parred the fi rst six holes of the afternoon on Saturday, but bogeyed the last three of the front nine. She also had three bogeys and six pars on the back nine for a third round 78. Karlie Zabrosky (Erie, Pa.) picked up in the third round where she left off after a stellar second round. The sophomore birdied hole #2 and was 1-under-par through seven holes. But she bogeyed the last two of the front nine and then fi ve of the fi rst six holes on the back nine. Zabrosky had two birdies as well on the back nine, but settled for a third round 77. For the tournament, Zabrosky was 16-over-par with an 80-75-77-232.

Finally, the historic collegiate career of Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.), one of the program’s original golfers, came to an end on Saturday. The senior shot a fi nal round 78 to fi nish the tournament with a 19-over-par, 77-80-78-235. Basalone had three birdies during the afternoon, including the fi rst two holes of the day, but had a costly double-bogey on hole #4 and bogeyed four of her last fi ve holes.

2014 NCAA EAST REGIONAL (Tallahassee, Fla.)

Par 72 - 24 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP 5NAME 1ST 2ND 3RD TOTAL SCORE FINISH

Vanderbilt 277 289 274 840 -24 FirstSouth Carolina 291 283 280 854 -10 SecondN.C. State 286 294 280 860 -4 T-ThirdDuke 284 288 288 860 -4 T-ThirdStanford 291 286 289 866 +2 FifthSETON HALL 302 301 309 912 +48 21ST

SETON HALL SCORE CARD

NAME 1ST RD 2ND RD 3RD RD TOTAL SCORE FINISH

Megan Tenhundfeld 77 74 76 227 +11 T-79thAli Kruse 73 76 79 228 +12 T-89thErin McClure 75 76 78 229 +13 T-96thKarlie Zabrosky 80 75 77 232 +16 T-106thHannah Basalone 77 80 78 235 +19 T-112th

NCAA HISTORY



2013-14 TEAM LEADERS

2013-14 YEAR AVERAGES

OVERALL STROKE AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 28 76.642. Erin McClure 28 76.963. Megan Tenhundfeld 26 78.544. Karlie Zabrosky 28 79.075. Hannah Basalone 26 80.736. McKenzie Cutter 22 81.327. Samantha Massei 7 93.718. Haley Van Es 4 96.509. Stacie Ballou 2 109.00

FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Erin McClure 11 77.912. Ali Kruse 11 78.003. Megan Tenhundfeld 10 79.904. Hannah Basalone 10 80.405. Karlie Zabrosky 11 80.456. McKenzie Cutter 9 83.007. Samantha Massei 3 96.338. Haley Van Es 2 97.509. Stacie Ballou 1 113.00

SECOND ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Erin McClure 11 75.732. Ali Kruse 11 76.003. Megan Tenhundfeld 10 77.804. Karlie Zabrosky 11 79.405. McKenzie Cutter 9 80.566. Hannah Basalone 10 81.607. Samantha Massei 3 92.338. Haley Van Es 2 95.509. Stacie Ballou 1 105.00

THIRD ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 6 75.332. Karlie Zabrosky 6 76.673. Erin McClure 6 77.50 Megan Tenhundfeld 6 77.505. McKenzie Cutter 4 79.256. Hannah Basalone 6 79.837. Samantha Massei 1 90.00

2013 FALL AVERAGES


Rds Average1. Erin McClure 15 75.872. Ali Kruse 15 76.803. Karlie Zabrosky 15 78.404. Megan Tenhundfeld 13 80.005. McKenzie Cutter 15 81.136. Hannah Basalone 13 81.547. Samantha Massei 5 89.408. Haley Van Es 2 98.00

FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Erin McClure 6 75.832. Ali Kruse 6 77.833. Karlie Zabrosky 6 79.834. Megan Tenhundfeld 5 80.805. Hannah Basalone 5 81.806. McKenzie Cutter 6 82.337. Samantha Massei 2 91.008. Haley Van Es 1 101.00


Rds Average1. Erin McClure 6 75.002. Ali Kruse 6 76.673. Karlie Zabrosky 6 78.674. Megan Tenhundfeld 5 80.005. McKenzie Cutter 3 80.506. Hannah Basalone 5 82.807. Samantha Massei 2 87.508. Haley Van Es 1 95.00

THIRD ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 3 75.00 Karlie Zabrosky 3 75.003. Erin McClure 3 77.674. Megan Tenhundfeld 3 78.675. Hannah Basalone 3 79.006. McKenzie Cutter 3 80.007. Samantha Massei 1 90.00

2014 SPRING AVERAGES


Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 13 76.462. Megan Tenhundfeld 13 77.083. Erin McClure 13 78.234. Karlie Zabrosky 13 79.855. Hannah Basalone 13 79.926. McKenzie Cutter 7 81.717. Haley Van Es 2 95.008. Samantha Massei 2 104.509. Stacie Ballou 2 109.00

FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 5 78.202. Hannah Basalone 5 79.00 Megan Tenhundfeld 5 79.004. Erin McClure 5 80.405. Karlie Zabrosky 5 81.206. McKenzie Cutter 3 84.337. Haley Van Es 1 94.008. Samantha Massei 1 101.009. Stacie Ballou 1 113.00


Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 5 75.202. Megan Tenhundfeld 5 75.603. Erin McClure 5 76.604. Karlie Zabrosky 5 79.405. Hannah Basalone 5 80.406. McKenzie Cutter 3 80.677. Samantha Massei 1 95.008. Haley Van Es 1 96.009. Stacie Ballou 1 105.00

THIRD ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Ali Kruse 3 75.672. Megan Tenhundfeld 3 76.333. McKenzie Cutter 1 77.004. Erin McClure 3 77.335. Karlie Zabrosky 3 78.336. Hannah Basalone 3 80.67



SETON HALL BIG EAST TOURNAMENT RESULTS

YEAR 1ST 2ND 2RD OVERALL SCORE PLACE SITE

2014 314 302 312 928 +64 1st LPGA International, Daytona Beach, Fla.2013 301 302 311 914 +50 6th Reunion Resort & Golf Club, Reunion, Fla.2012 314 317 312 943 +79 4th Reunion Resort & Golf Club, Reunion, Fla.2011 352 336 348 1,036 +172 8th Innisbrook Golf & Country Club, Palm Harbor, Fla.

BIG EAST HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR TOP INDIVIDUAL FINISHER

YEAR PLAYER TOTALS SCORE PLACE 2014 Erin McClure 77-76-76-229 +13 Second (t) Megan Tenhundfeld 79-73-77-229 +13 Second (t) 2013 Christina Cantu 75-71-76-222 +6 Eighth (t) 2012 Hannah Basalone 74-79-78-231 +15 11th 2011 Hannah Basalone 92-75-77-244 +28 26th



AWARDS & RECORDS

AWARDS

BIG EAST ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 2014 Ali Kruse Erin McClure Megan Tenhundfeld 2013 Christina Cantu 2012 Hannah Basalone

SETON HALL FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2012 Hannah Basalone (Sophomore)

BIG EAST GOLFER OF THE WEEK 2014 Erin McClure (10/9)

BIG EAST SPORTS EXCELLENCE AWARD 2014 Erin McClure

BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2014 Stacie Ballou, Hannah Basalone, McKenzie Cutter, Ali Kruse, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure, Megan Tenhundfeld, Haley Van Es, Karlie Zabrosky 2013 Stacie Ballou, Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure, Haley Van Es, Karlie Zabrosky 2012 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Nicole Longobardo, Samantha Massei, Erin McClure 2011 Hannah Basalone, Christina Cantũ, Erica Fitzpatrick, Nicole Longobardo, Samantha Massei, Stacie Ballou

WGCA ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR 2014 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Erin McClure 2013 Hannah Basalone, Ali Kruse, Erin McClure

ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT VICTORIES March 16-17, 2012 Homewood Suites Siena Invitational October 5-6, 2012 Rutgers Women’s Invitational October 20-21, 2013 Sacred Heart Fall Classic April 17-19, 2014 2014 BIG EAST Championship

TEAM RECORDS

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORETwo Rounds – Par 72

1. 603 Rutgers Invitational Oct. 5-6, 20122. 604 Lehigh Invitational Oct., 20-21, 20123. 608 Rutgers Invitational Oct. 14-15, 20134. 611 Lehigh Invitational Oct. 22-23, 20115. 613 St. John’s Intercollegiate Sept. 17-18, 20126. 615 Homewood Suites Siena Invitational March 16-17, 20127. 616 Cincinnati Spring Invitational March 22-23, 20138. 617 Lehigh Invitational Oct. 27-28, 20139. 621 Brown Bear Invitational April 14-15, 201310. 629 Columbia Roar-EE Invitational April 13-14, 2012 629 Sacred Heart Fall Classic Oct. 20-21, 2013

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCOREThree Rounds – Par 72

1. 909 Yale Fall Intercollegiate Sept. 21-23, 20122. 910 Cincinnati Spring Invitational March 21-23, 20143. 912 NCAA East Regional May 8-10, 20144 914 BIG EAST Championship April 21-23, 20135. 918 Hoya Invitational April 8-9, 20136. 928 BIG EAST Championship April 17-19, 20147. 933 Princeton Invitational Sept. 24-25, 20118. 936 Cincinnati Spring Invitational March 23-25, 20129. 943 BIG EAST Championship April 22-24, 2012 943 Yale Intercollegiate Sept. 16-17, 2011

LOWEST SINGLE ROUNDPar 72

1. 298 Cincinnati Spring Invitational Round Three March 23, 20142. 299 Rutgers Invitational Round One Oct. 5, 2012 299 Lehigh Invitational Round Two Oct. 21, 20124. 300 Yale Fall Intercollegiate Round Three Sept. 23, 20125. 301 BIG EAST Championship Round One April 21, 2013 301 NCAA East Regional Round Two May 9, 20147. 302 Cincinnati Spring Invitational Round Two March 23, 2013 302 BIG EAST Championship Round Two April 22, 2013 302 Rutgers Invitational Round One Oct. 14, 2013 302 BIG EAST Championship Round Two April 18, 2014 302 NCAA East Regional Round One May 8, 2014

MOST WINS IN SINGLE-SEASON 1. 1 2012 (Spring) 2012 (Fall) 2013 (Fall) 2014 (Spring)

MOST WINS IN FULL ACADEMIC YEAR 1. 2 2013-14 2. 1 2011-12 2012-13



INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCAREER

MOST TOURNAMENTS 1. 38 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 2. 30 Ali Kruse 2011-present 3. 29 Erin McClure 2011-present 4. 25 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 5. 22 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 6. 19 Samantha Massei 2010-14 7. 19 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 8. 18 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 9. 16 Haley Van Es 2010-14 10. 8 Nicole Longobardo 2010-12

MOST ROUNDS 1. 98 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 2. 76 Ali Kruse 2011-present 3. 73 Erin McClure 2011-present 4. 65 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 5. 54 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 6. 48 Samantha Massei 2010-14 7. 48 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 8. 45 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 9. 39 Haley Van Es 2010-14 10. 19 Nicole Longobardo 2010-12

ALL ROUNDS STROKE AVERAGE(minimum 10 tournaments)

1. 77.82 Ali Kruse 2011-present 2. 78.02 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 3. 78.19 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 4. 78.47 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 5. 78.90 Erin McClure 2011-present 6. 79.53 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 7. 80.37 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 8. 87.88 Samantha Massei 2010-14 9. 90.77 Haley Van Es 2010-14

MOST SUB-PAR ROUNDS 1. 3 Hannah Basalone 2010-present 3 Ali Kruse 2011-present 3. 1 Christina Cantũ 2010-13

FIRST ROUND STROKE AVERAGE(minimum 10 tournaments)

1. 78.04 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 2. 78.27 Ali Kruse 2011-present 3. 78.82 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 4. 79.26 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 5. 79.38 Erin McClure 2011-present 6. 80.73 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 7. 80.78 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 8. 88.21 Samantha Massei 2010-14 9. 91.31 Haley Van Es 2010-14

SECOND ROUND STROKE AVERAGE(minimum 10 tournaments)

1. 77.32 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 2. 77.40 Ali Kruse 2011-present 3. 78.03 Erin McClure 2011-present 4. 78.36 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 5. 78.87 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 6. 79.06 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 7. 80.64 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 8. 88.63 Samantha Massei 2010-14 9. 89.88 Haley Van Es 2010-14

THIRD ROUND STROKE AVERAGE 1. 77.18 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 2. 77.40 Christina Cantũ 2010-13 3. 77.75 Ali Kruse 2011-present 4. 77.80 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present 5. 78.00 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present 6. 79.00 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present 7. 79.67 Erin McClure 2011-present 8. 85.80 Samantha Massei 2010-14 9. 91.57 Haley Van Es 2010-14

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCORETwo Rounds – Par 72

1. 146 Erin McClure Rutgers Invitational Oct. 14-15, 2013

2. 147 Hannah Basalone Lehigh Invitational Oct. 22-23, 2011

3. 148 Ali Kruse St. John’s Intercollegiate Sept. 17-18, 2012

4. 149 Hannah Basalone Lehigh Invitational Oct. 20-21, 2012

5. 150 McKenzie Cutter Homewood Suites Invite March 16-17, 2012

150 Ali Kruse Lehigh Invitational Oct. 22-23, 2011

150 Christina Cantũ Rutgers Invitational Oct. 5-6, 2012

150 Megan Tenhundfeld Rutgers Invitational Oct. 5-6, 2012

150 Ali Kruse Rutgers Invitational Oct. 5-6, 2012

150 Christina Cantũ Lehigh Invitational Oct. 20-21, 2012

LOWEST TOURNAMENT SCOREThree Rounds – Par 72

1. 216 Ali Kruse Cincinnati Spring Invitational March 21-23, 2014

2. 220 Ali Kruse Yale Women’s Intercollegiate Sept. 21-23, 2012

3. 222 Christina Cantũ BIG EAST Championship April 21-23, 2013

4. 223 Hannah Basalone Hoya Women’s Invitational April 8-9, 2013

5. 224 Christina Cantũ Princeton Invitational Sept. 24-25, 2011

6. 225 Hannah Basalone Yale Women’s Intercollegiate Sept. 21-23, 2012

7. 227 Megan Tenhundfeld NCAA East Regional May 8-10, 2014

8. 228 Hannah Basalone Spider Invitational Nov. 1-2, 2010

228 Ali Kruse NCAA East Regional May 8-10, 2014

10. 229 Erin McClure BIG EAST Championship April 17-19, 2014

229 Megan Tenhundfeld BIG EAST Championship April 17-19, 2014

229 Erin McClure NCAA East Regional May 8-10, 2014

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS




1. 68 Ali Kruse Cincinnati Spring Invitational Rd 3 March 23, 2014

2. 70 Ali Kruse Yale Women’s Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept. 22, 2012

3. 71 Hannah Basalone Cincinnati Spring Invitational Rd 3 March 25, 2012

71 Hannah Basalone Lehigh Invitatinoal Rd 2 Oct. 21, 2012

71 Hannah Basalone BIG EAST Championship Rd 1 April 21, 2013

71 Christina Cantũ BIG EAST Championship Rd 2 April 22, 2013

7. 72 Christina Cantũ Cincinnati Spring Invitational Rd 2 March 26, 2011

72 Hannah Basalone Yale Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept 16, 2011

72 Christina Cantũ Rutgers Invitatinoal Rd 1 Oct. 5, 2012

72 Erin McClure Brown Bear Invitational Rd 2 April 15, 2013

72 Erin McClure Princeton Invitational Rd 2 Sept. 14, 2013


1. 70 Ali Kruse Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept. 21, 2013

2. 71 Hannah Basalone Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept. 21, 2013

71 Erin McClure Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept. 21, 2013

4. 74 Erin McClure Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 3 Sept. 22, 2013

5. 75 Hannah Basalone Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 3 Sept. 22, 2013

75 Karlie Zabrosky Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 3 Sept. 22, 2013

7. 76 Erin McClure Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 1 Sept. 20, 2013

8. 78 McKenzie Cutter Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 1 Sept. 20, 2013

78 Ali Kruse Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 1 Sept. 20, 2013

78 Ali Kruse Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 3 Sept. 22, 2013

78 Megan Tenhundfeld Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 2 Sept. 21, 2013

78 Megan Tenhundfeld Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 3 Sept. 22, 2013

78 Karlie Zabrosky Yale Fall Intercollegiate Rd 1 Sept. 20, 2013


1. 71 Megan Tenhundfeld Bucknell Invitational Rd 2 Sept. 8, 2012

2. 73 Ali Kruse Bucknell Invitational Rd 2 Sept. 8, 2012

Ali Kruse Bucknell Invitational Rd 2 Sept. 7, 2013

Ali Kruse Bucknell Invitational Rd 3 Sept. 8, 2013

Karlie Zabrosky Bucknell Invitational Rd 3 Sept. 8, 2013

6. 74 Hannah Basalone Bucknell Invitational Rd 3 Sept. 8, 2010

Hannah Basalone Bucknell Invitational Rd 3 Sept. 8, 2011

Hannah Basalone Bucknell Invitational Rd 3 Sept. 9, 2012

Erin McClure Bucknell Invitational Rd 1 Sept. 7, 2013

Erin McClure Bucknell Invitational Rd 2 Sept. 7, 2013

MOST TOP-10 FINISHES1. 13 Ali Kruse 2011-present2. 9 Erin McClure 2011-present3. 8 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 8 Christina Cantũ 2010-135. 6 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present6. 3 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present7. 3 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present

MOST TOP-5 FINISHES1. 7 Ali Kruse 2011-present2. 5 Hannah Basalone 2010-14 5 Erin McClure 2011-present4. 4 Megan Tenhundfeld 2012-present5. 3 Christina Cantũ 2010-136. 2 McKenzie Cutter 2011-present7. 1 Karlie Zabrosky 2012-present

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Erin McClure won the 2013 Rutgers Invitational



2013 SPRING RESULTS

Univ. of Cincinnati Invitational – March 22-23Par 72 –17 Teams Competing

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 77 75 152 +8 T-13th

Ali Kruse 78 76 154 +10 T-22nd


Erin McClure 77 78 155 +11 T-25th

Megan Tenhundfeld 82 80 162 +18 T-53rd

Karlie Zabrosky (I) 87 79 166 +22 T-72nd

TEAM 314 302 616 +40 Fifth

Hoya Women’s Invitational – April 8-9Par 72 –14 Teams Competing

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 73 76 74 223 +7 Sixth


Alison Kruse 80 79 77 236 +20 T-24th

Erin McClure 86 75 76 237 +21 T-27th

Christina Cantú 78 85 76 239 +23 T-32nd

Karlie Zabrosky (I) 74 82 80 236 +20 T-24th

Samantha Massei (I) 91 94 87 272 +56 T-73rd

Haley Van Es (I) 98 90 92 280 +64 76th

TEAM 305 310 303 918 +54 Third

Brown Bear Invitational – April 14-15Par 72 –14 Teams Competing

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 77 76 153 +9 T-Seventh

Erin McClure 81 72 153 +9 T-Seventh




Samantha Massei (I) 88 89 177 +33 72nd

Haley Van Es (I) 91 92 183 +39 78th

TEAM 318 303 621 +45 Second

BIG EAST Championship – April 29 - May 1Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing


Christina Cantú 75 71 76 222 +6 T-Eighth

Megan Tenhundfeld 83 75 75 233 +17 T-23rd

Erin McClure 76 80 80 236 +20 T-31st

Hannah Basalone 71 85 80 236 +20 T-31st

Ali Kruse 79 76 81 236 +20 T-31st

TEAM 301 302 311 914 +50 Sixth

2012-13 Seton Hall Pirates



2012 FALL RESULTS


Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score FinishMegan Tenhundfeld 75 71 84 230 +20 Eighth

Ali Kruse 80 73 79 232 +22 T-10th

Hannah Basalone 83 76 74 233 +23 T-13th

Erin McClure 84 79 78 241 +31 T-28th


Christina Cantú (I) 75 76 77 228 +18 T-Second

McKenzie Cutter (I) 76 84 84 244 +24 T-37th

TEAM 322 298 311 931 +91 T-Second

St. John’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 17-18Par 72 –Nine Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 74 74 148 +4 FIRST

Megan Tenhundfeld 77 76 153 +9 Fifth

Christina Cantú 76 78 154 +10 Sixth



TEAM 304 309 613 +37 Second

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd Overall Score Finish

Karlie Zabrosky 78 77 155 +11 T-Seventh

McKenzie Cutter 83 78 161 +17 T-23rd

Samantha Massei 84 84 168 +24 T-33rd

Haley Van Es 89 81 170 +26 T-35th

Stacie Ballou 98 85 183 +39 48th

TEAM “B” 334 320 654 +78 Seventh

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 21-23Par 72 –16 Teams Competing

Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score FinishAli Kruse 77 70 73 220 +4 Eighth



Christina Cantú 78 79 77 234 +18 T-38th

Karlie Zabrosky 85 81 82 248 +32 65th

TEAM 306 303 300 909 +45 T-Fourth

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 5-6Par 72 –21 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 72 78 150 +6 T-Second

Megan Tenhundfeld 74 76 150 +6 T-Second

Ali Kruse 76 74 150 +6 T-Second



Erin McClure (I) 78 75 153 +9 T-11th

McKenzie Cutter (I) 77 83 160 +16 T-34th

TEAM 299 304 603 +27 FIRST

Lehigh Women’s Invitational – Oct. 20-21Par 72 – Eight Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 78 71 149 +5 Fifth

Christina Cantú 73 77 150 +6 Sixth

Ali Kruse 76 76 152 +8 T-Seventh



TEAM 305 299 604 +28 Second

Christina Cantu



2012 SPRING RESULTS

Homewood Suites Siena Invitational – March 16-17Par 72 –Eight Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishMcKenzie Cutter 75 75 150 +6 Second

Hannah Basalone 73 79 152 +8 T-Third

Christina Cantú 77 79 156 +12 T-Fifth

Erin McClure 80 77 157 +13 T-Seventh

Ali Kruse 80 83 163 +19 12th

Samantha Massei (I) 85 84 169 +25 T-18th

Haley Van Es (I) 95 89 184 +40 38th

Stacie Ballou (I) 100 100 200 +56 47th

TEAM 305 310 615 +39 FIRST

Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational – March 23-25Par 72 –19 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 74 78 79 231 +15 T-25th


Ali Kruse 75 81 81 237 +21 T-41st


Erin McClure 77 87 82 246 +30 T-71st

TEAM 307 320 309 936 +72 T-Ninth

Hoya Women’s Invitational – April 2-3Par 72 –11 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 84 84 73 241 +25 T-16th

Hannah Basalone 83 83 78 244 +28 28th

Erin McClure 80 84 84 248 +32 T-36th

Ali Kruse 81 89 84 254 +38 46th

McKenzie Cutter 80 84 DQ --- --- DQ

Samantha Massei (I) 86 87 82 225 +39 T-47th

TEAM 324 335 319 978 +114 Ninth

Columbia Roar-EE Invitational – April 13-14Par 72 –14 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 75 76 151 +7 T-Sixth

Erin McClure 80 78 158 +14 T-22nd


Ali Kruse 80 81 161 +17 T-26th

McKenzie Cutter 81 84 165 +21 T-39th

Samantha Massei (I) 86 88 174 +30 T-53rd

Haley Van Es (I) 90 88 178 +34 T-59th

TEAM 312 317 629 +53 Fourth

BIG EAST Championship – April 22-24Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing



Christina Cantu 78 78 78 234 +18 13th

Ali Kruse 85 79 78 242 +26 T-24th

Erin McClure 78 81 83 242 +26 T-24th

Mckenzie Cutter 84 85 78 247 +31 T-33rd

TEAM 314 317 312 943 +79 Fourth




2011 FALL RESULTS

Bucknell Invitational – Sept. 11-12Par 70 –15 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 75 76 74 225 +15 T-Seventh

Ali Kruse 76 76 78 230 +20 T-16th



Haley Van Es 82 78 79 239 +29 T-35th

Erin McClure (I) 78 75 80 233 +23 T-24th

Samantha Massei (I) 85 83 81 249 +39 49th

TEAM 306 307 304 917 +77 Third

Yale Women’s Intercollegiate – Sept. 16-17Par 72 –16 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 78 72 81 231 +15 T-14th


Ali Kruse 82 80 77 239 +23 T-40th


Erin McClure 88 80 82 250 +34 T-59th

TEAM 318 311 314 943 +79 Eighth

Princeton Women’s Invitational – Sept. 24-25Par 72 –12 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score FinishChristina Cantú 75 75 74 224 +8 T-Eighth



Erin McClure 82 80 85 247 +31 T-44th

Ali Kruse 81 84 84 249 +33 47th

TEAM 310 310 313 933 +69 Seventh

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 15-16Par 72 –19 Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 76 77 153 +9 T-Fourth

Christina Cantú 79 80 159 +15 T-20th

Ali Kruse 78 84 162 +18 T-34th

McKenzie Cutter 83 81 164 +20 T-42nd


TEAM 315 322 637 +61 Fourth

Lehigh Women’s Invitational – Oct. 22-23Par 72 –Eight Teams CompetingPlayer 1st 2nd Overall Score FinishHannah Basalone 73 74 147 +3 FIRST

Ali Kruse 75 75 150 +6 T-Third

McKenzie Cutter 78 76 154 +10 T-Seventh



Nicole Longobardo (I) 111 97 208 +64 T-40th

TEAM 305 306 611 +35 Second

Ali Kruse, McKenzie Cutter and Erin McClure



2011 SPRING RESULTS

C&F Bank Invitational – Mar. 19-20Par 72 –22 Teams Competing

Player 1st 2nd Overall Score Finish



Samantha Massei 92 89 181 +37 T-99th

Haley Van Es 94 91 185 +41 T-104th


TEAM 350 353 703 +194 T-19th

Cincinnati Spring Invitational – Mar. 25-27Par 72 –23 Teams Competing

Player 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score Finish


Hannah Basalone 77 76 78 231 +15 T-32nd

Samantha Massei 82 84 85 251 +35 T-98th

Haley Van Es 81 83 88 252 +36 T-100th

Nicole Longobardo 100 99 88 287 +71 116th

TEAM 320 315 329 964 +171 T-20th

Hoya Invitational – Apr. 4Par 72 –17 Teams Competing




Haley Van Es 86 86 172 +28 T-64th



TEAM 339 341 680 +104 15th

BIG EAST Championship – April 17-19Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing



Christina Cantú 82 78 86 246 +30 28th

Samantha Massei 86 91 93 270 +54 37th

Haley Van Es 92 92 92 276 +60 38th


TEAM 352 336 348 1,036 +172 Eighth




2010 FALL RESULTS





Samantha Massei 82 85 84 251 +41 T-52nd

Haley Van Es 93 86 95 274 +64 74th


TEAM 334 322 331 987 +147 10th

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 18-19Par 72 –12 Teams Competing




Samantha Massei 90 92 82 264 +48 60th

Haley Van Es 89 92 95 276 +60 T-62nd


TEAM 333 342 334 1009 +145 12th

Yale Fall Intercollegiate – Sept. 25-26Par 72 –14 Teams Competing



Hannah Basalone 81 81 78 240 +24 T-43rd


Haley Van Es 92 91 87 270 +54 72nd

Nicole Longobardo 104 WD 101 WD WD WD

TEAM 332 337 326 995 +131 13th

Rutgers Women’s Invitational – Oct. 15-16Par 72 –20 Teams Competing




Haley Van Es 91 95 186 +42 T-91st

Nicole Longobardo 99 99 198 +54 T-103rd


TEAM 363 365 728 +152 19th

Spider Invitational – Nov. 1-2Par 72 –10 Teams Competing




Haley Van Es 85 91 92 268 +52 50th

Stacie Ballou 109 101 108 318 +102 53rd

Nicole Longobardo 114 - - WD WD WD

TEAM 361 355 362 1078 +214 10th

Hannah Basalone



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Documents

2014-15 Seton Hall Women's Golf Record Book