BLACKLICK, Ohio – The UIndy women's golf team erased a five-stroke deficit Tuesday at the NC4K College Classic, leapfrogging Findlay for the team win at the 36-hole tournament, held at Jefferson Country Club in Blacklick, Ohio Monday and Tuesday. Meanwhile, UIndy's Pilar Echeverria (72-71) climbed to the top of the individual leaderboard with a strong second round to take medalist honors.
 
After a first-round 306 Monday, the Greyhounds combined for a second-round 293 to sprint past the Oilers and take the win by nine strokes. Two Greyhounds finished at par or better Tuesday, including Echeverria. The Guatemala native carded a one-under 71 in the final round – the lowest round of the day – to finish at -1 and secure her fourth individual medal of the season.
 
Two other Greyhounds placed in the top 10, as senior Kennedy Holtsclaw (81-72) and freshman Cailyn Henderson (78-75) shared 10th place at +9. Senior Katharina Keilich (75-80) tied for 16th, while sophomore Anna Kramer (82-75) shared 21st.
 
Kramer provided the highlight with her first-ever hole-in-one Tuesday. The Spring Lake, Mich., native struck her eight iron true to find the bottom of the cup on the 148-yard 17th hole.

Freshman Elyse Stasil (80-74) also made the trip, competing as an individual. She finished her tournament with a two-over 74 Tuesday to place 12th.
 
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UIndy returns to the Ohio State Lady Buckeye Invitational April 13-14 before the postseason begins with the GLVC Championships later in the month.