CINCINNATI, Ohio - The Berry College women's golf team tied for sixth place at the Clovernook Women's Collegiate Tournament Tuesday afternoon, hosted by Wittenberg University.

The Vikings finished with a final team score of +78, tying Carthage to finish just outside the top five and climbing up two spots from the previous day.

Both Lora Prince and Julia Conroy placed inside the top 15 individually to lead the charge for Berry. Prince finished tied for 12th (+14), but Conroy was right behind her with a +15 to tie for 14th place. 

They were remarkably consistent across both days as Prince posted rounds of 78-80 compared to Conroy's 80-79. They each finished with three birdies each in round one, and recorded zero double bogeys in round two to close out the tournament. 

Carla Lotz and Grace Schuh also played pivotal roles in Berry's day two climb with strong outings in round two. Lotz carded four birdies to climb 15 spots and finish tied for 32nd with a +24, while Schuh climbed 13 spots on the leaderboard to finish tied for 39th with a score of +26.

Hailey Netro rounded out the squad by tying for 66th place overall with a score of +36. 

At the top of the team leaderboard, Aurora and Centre both tied for first place with +57. Kenyon wasn't too far behind in third place with a +60, Transylvania ended in fourth place with +68, and DePauw just squeaked by Berry to finish fifth with +75.

Click the link here for the full list of individual and team results. 

The Vikings will take the next two weeks off, before returning to action on November 1-2 for the Chick-Fil-A Invitational at Stonebridge Golf Club.