NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Maria Beltran carded a 75 (+3) to set the pace for Fairfield University Women's Golf on Sunday at the Yale Invitational. The tournament was truncated to a single-round event after rain washed out the first 36 holes slated for Saturday at the Yale Golf Course.
 
Beltran converted three birdies on her way to a 75, which slotted her in a tie for 15th place in the 72-golfer field. She was five shots off the individual pace set by medalist Christy Chen of Boston University and Joanne Lee from host Yale, who each turned in a 70 (-2).
 
Julia Towne added a 78 for the Stags, followed by Katelynn Waclawski's 79 on Sunday. Juliette Prud'Homme, Julia Rabadam and Grace Kryscio rounded out the six Fairfield golfers to hit the links today.
 
Yale won its home event with a 293, clipping second place Dartmouth by five strokes. The Stags placed 10th in the 12-team field, outgunning Williams College and DePauw University.
 
Fairfield returns to action on Oct. 9-10 at The Farms Country Club in Wallingford.