New Haven, Conn. – Rounds of 299-303-308 gave Harvard women's golf a seventh-place finish among 11 teams at the Yale Invitational this weekend, Oct. 9-10. Playing at Yale Golf Club, the Crimson posted a 54-hole total of 58-over-par 910. 
 
Sophomore Isabella Gomez was Harvard's low individual at 5-over-par, good enough for seventh place.  It was the first collegiate top-10 for the Colombia native, who has now closed as the Crimson's low scorer in all three of its tournaments this fall. Senior Chloe Royston grabbed a spot in the top-20 as well, shooting 13-over to tie for 18th. Royston was followed by sophomore Meiyi Yan (+22, T38), senior Anina Ku (+23, T44) and sophomore Yoona Kim (+24, 46). 
 
Harvard Highlights 

• Gomez racked up 12 birdies in the tournament, the most of any player in the field.  
• Harvard made 30 birdies as a team on the weekend, tied for the fourth most of any team. 
• Gomez, Royston and Ku were counting scores for the Crimson in all three tournament rounds. 
• After rounds of 75-73-70, Gomez's scoring average on the season sits at a team-best 73.33. 
• Gomez tied for the field's third lowest score in the final round, carding a 1-under-par 70. It was the second round under par this year for the sophomore. 

Tournament Notes: 

• The city of Boston enjoyed a strong showing at the event with Boston College winning the team title at 14-over-par and Boston University tying for second at 25-over. 
• Nathalie Kawasaki of Boston College claimed individual honors by a five-shot margin, shooting seven-under-par for the tournament 
• Yale Golf Course played to a par 71 at 5,972 yards. 

Up Next: Women's golf competes in its final tournament of the fall next weekend, Oct. 16-17, when the team travels to Rehoboth Beach, Del. for the UD Lady Blue Hen Invitational.