VIENNA, Ohio -- The Presidents' Athletic Conference wrapped up the second and final day of the fall women's golf championships on Tuesday, and junior Madison Sharek sits third overall after the first two rounds.  The team is currently sitting in ninth place as the Golden Tornadoes look ahead to the spring season.

Sharek followed up her 79 in round one on Monday by carding an 83 on Tuesday for a combined score of 162.  She's six strokes off the leader heading into the spring.

Sophomore Onika Alonzi had her best round of the fall, carding a 97.  Combined with her score on Monday, she's sitting in 37th place.  Senior Sydney Peasley is in 47th place after shooting a 117, while sophomore Victoria McCracken rounds out the top four for Geneva in 54th place.

Tuesday round closes out the fall season for the women.  The bulk of the spring schedule has not yet been set in place, but the Spring PAC Championships, consisting of two rounds of golf that will combine with the fall two rounds to crown an individual and team champion, will be held on April 23 and 24.


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