CHAPEL HILL, NC (October 18, 2026) - Women's golf wrapped up their annual trip to Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Sunday as they competed in the Ruth's Chris Tar Heel Invitational. Rollins, the only non-Division I school in the field, finished 13th of 14 teams.
Sarah Knitter led the charge in the first round on Friday, posting a 73 (+2). She had five birdies, but a triple-bogey on 18 sent her score the wrong way. One shot behind her was sophomore
Addy Vogt who had three birdies in her opening frame.
Kaitlyn Hummers shot a 75 (+4) and
Youyang Li shot a 78 (+7) to round out the team score of 300 (+16).
Saturday's second round was a tough one for the Tars. Li improved her score by three strokes to a 75, which was the best of the day for Rollins. Hummers added a 76, Knitter a 78, and
Alisha Rametra got in on the team score with an 81 (+10). The Tars only managed three birdies total in the second round.
In Sunday's final round, the girls ended their event on a high note, improving by 11 shots from the previous day. Vogt rebounded nicely with a 72 (+1) that included a 34 on the front nine. Knitter added a 74, putting her in the Top 50 overall for the tournament. Rametra was good for a 76, and Hummers shot a 77 to make the final of 299.
Rollins was one shot better than Southern Mississippi, ending up in 13th place. Duke, the tenth-ranked team in the country, ran away with the tournament, shooting eleven-under as a team.
Knitter was the top finisher at 45th. Vogt and Hummers each placed 56th at 15-over. Li tied for 64th at +17, and Rametra was 70th overall.
Before heading back to Florida, the ladies will travel north to Richmond, Virginia to play in the Spider Invitational. They will tee off for two rounds on Monday morning from Independence Golf Club in Midlothian, Virginia.
