SPRING HILL, Kan. – The Washburn Ichabod women's golf team earned its highest finish of the season at the Konzem-Capra Invitational on Friday, posting a two-day team score of 639 to finish in 2^nd place.
Keira Ronsick captured the first individual title in the young program's history, finishing with a 10-over 154 for the tournament after a second-round 79.  Ronsick led all players with 25 pars made across the two rounds on her way to victory.
Allie Sullivan also earned a top-5 finish, coming in a tie for 5th at 159 after posting a 4-over 76, the lowest round by any player on Friday. Sullivan birdied the 11^th and 15^th holes, both par-5s, on her way to her highest finish as an Ichabod.
Susana Granados Carrion finished tied for 7^th with a two-day score of 161. Granados Carrion posted a second-round 80, ranking third out of all players in par-4 scoring average for the tournament.
Angelina Borg-Malec finished in a tie for 13^th with a score of 165 after a final-day 82. Borg-Malec led the field with six total birdies made, sharing the honor with Natalie Schmidtberger of William Jewell.
Aliyah North placed in a tie for 25^th, posting an 85 for a total score of 173. The top-25 finish is the highest of North's Washburn career.
Playing as an individual, Lois Deeter fired a 5-over 77 to finish in 4^th place with a total score of 157. Deeter made three birdies on her way to her lowest round of the season.
Raegan Petersen, also playing as an individual, finished in 24^th place with a total of 171. Petersen found her first birdie of the tournament at the par-4 5^th hole.
Washburn finished one stroke shy of claiming its first team title in program history, with host Rockhurst tallying a team score of 638. The Ichabods held a 14-stroke advantage over 3rd-place Quincy, who dropped two spots after holding the lead after the first round.
The Ichabods will return to action at the NSIC Preview in Smithville, Mo. from Mar. 31-Apr. 1.