The Emory University women's golf program turned in a second place finish at the NCAA Championships finishing on Friday afternoon in Nicholasville, Kentucky.

The Eagles finished with a team score of 1201 while shooting 308 on Friday afternoon in round four. Fellow UAA opponent Carnegie Mellon took the top spot with a team score of 1187 while Pomona-Pitzer took bronze with a team score of 1203.

Junior Ellen Dong highlighted the Eagles individually taking second overall shooting a combined 289, just one stroke behind George Fox standout Alison Takamiya who took the title with a score of 288. She finished the day with 11 pars and three birdies finishing just two-over par on the day.

Following behind was freshman Esther Jung who also shot a 74 in the final round of the tournament and finished in a tie for 29^th individually. She tied her second best tournament score on Friday afternoon after shooting even on the front nine to start the day. Also shooting sub-80 on the day was sophomore Katie Park. Park shot 79 on the day with seven pars on the front nine and took home a tie for 41^st individually.

Rounding out the day for the Eagles was freshman Carys Code and junior Sharon Mun who both shot 81 in the final round of the tournament. Code shot a combined 303 on the week finishing in a tie for 22^nd while Mun finished with a 314 mark and tied for 56^th individually.