YORK TOWN, Ind. - Grace College's women's golf turned in an impressive performance at the Lawrence Tech Spring Shootout, which concluded on Tuesday afternoon.

The Lancers finished second in the nine team field and topped the host Lawrence Tech who were ranked No. 25 in the latest edition of the NAIA Top 25 Coaches' Poll.

Grace was incredibly consistent across all three rounds, shooting 322, 321 and 322 to finish just six strokes behind UNOH. The Lancers total team score of 965 was tied for the sixth lowest score in program history.

The Lancers were led by Camille Short who turned in the fourth lowest three-round individual score in program history with a mark of 233. Short shot a 74 in round one on her way to a second place finish out of 51 golfers.

Lexi Kelley. Who competed as an individual for Grace was next in line for the Lancers. Kelley turned in consecutive rounds of 83 before closing out her tournament with a mark of 76 to secure a sixth place finish.

Brette Hanavan was just a stroke behind her teammate with a mark of 243 which was bolstered by an opening round score of 78.

Grace Beerman narrowly missed out on a top 10 finish. She finished in a deadlock for 11th with a final card of 247.

Kiley Standring and Ava Thomas were tied for 13th after 54 holes. Standring's mark was highlighted by a 78 in round two.

Trinity Bramer shot an 80 in round two which was sandwiched by a pair of 86's to claim a 16th place finish.

Raigan King started with an 88 in round one on her way to a career best three-round total of 274 to close out the tournament with a 33rd place finish.

"These tournaments are great for us because you don't get a lot of chances to play 54-holes outside of the postseason," commented Grace head coach Denny Duncan. "Camille Short was obviously really good for us again but I am continually impressed by Lexi Kelley. She has had a tremendous spring and is providing us with incredible depth."

Grace will return to action on April 25 with match play at Stonehenge Golf Course before turning their attention towards the Crossroads League Championships.

TEAM (2nd) 322 - 321 - 322… 965
Short (T-2nd) 74 - 79 - 80… 233
Hanavan (7th) 78 - 84 - 81… 243
Beerman 83 - 77 - 87… 247
Standring 89 - 78 - 81… 248
Bramer 86 - 81 - 82 … 249

INDIVIDUALS
Kelley (6th) 83 - 83 - 76… 242
Thomas 88 - 80 - 80… 248
King 88 - 95 - 91… 274