The College of Wooster women's golf team's fall season concluded with a second straight top-three finish at Baldwin Wallace University's Buffalo Wild Wings Cleveland Cup. The Fighting Scots shot a 709 over the last two days at the par-72, 5,711-yard Grey Hawk Golf Club and the par-72, 5,680-yard Pine Hills Golf Club.

Senior Abby Haywood became the fifth in program history to reach 15 career top-10 finishes with the ninth-place score of 172. Haywood birdied two of Sunday's final four holes at Grey Hawk, netting circles on the card on the par-4, 322-yard ninth hole and the par-3, 123-yard island green No. 11. She had an 81 at Grey Hawk, with the Sunday round featuring a five-hole run of pars that started on the par-3, 144-yard second hole. Haywood went 1-under-par on Grey Hawk's par-3 holes.

Senior Paige Nicely logged her first top-10 finish of the fall with a 173. Nicely played the final five holes of Sunday's round at 1-over-par, then started even-par through three holes on Monday at Pine Hills. Like Haywood, Nicely birdied Grey Hawk's island par-3 and she went even-par on the par-3 holes. She went 3-over-par over her final eight holes on Sunday. Nicely birdied the par-4, 358-yard No. 13 on Monday for her third birdie of the tournament.

Senior Morgan Erdmann tied for 11th with a 177. Erdmann opened with an 87 at Grey Hawk and went 1-over-par on the course's front-nine par-4 holes. On Monday, she had a five-hole stretch played at 2-over-par, draining a birdie on the par-5, 397-yard seventh hole and having three pars during that stretch.

First-year Emme Braunsdorf was 22nd at 185. Braunsdorf's collegiate-best 89 at Pine Hills tied for the team's low round on Monday. She pared two of her final five holes to secure the collegiate-best, with those coming on No. 7 and the par-3, 145-yard eighth hole.

First-year Anna Rodman debuted in the lineup and finished 35th at 216.

John Carroll University ran down its archrival University of Mount Union to win the six-team event at 665. The Purple Raiders finished three strokes back. John Carroll's Julia Gulla was the medalist with a 152.