BEDMINSTER, N.J. – Fairfield University Women's Golf turned in a strong showing to conclude the fall portion of the 2026-27 season this week at Trump National Golf Course in Bedminster, N.J. The Stags finished second of 12 teams at the Lehigh Invitational, led by a third-place performance from Ainhoa Jauregi and a seventh-place finish by Addie Chang.
 
The Stags were just one shot off the pace set by tournament host Lehigh, carding a 631 to the Mountain Hawks' 630. Both squads surged in Tuesday's final round. Fairfield's 309 was the second-best team round of the week, topped only by Lehigh's 306 on Tuesday to claim the title.
 
The Stags defeated a roster that included Towson, Duquesne, Brown, Monmouth, FDU, Providence, Wagner, Saint Joseph's, New Haven, and Mount St. Mary's.
 
Individually, Jauregi fired a 73 (+1) on Tuesday to move 10 spots up the leaderboard and finish in a tie for third place. With a two-round score of 153, Jauregi was two strokes back of individual medalist Reese Hannon of Lehigh.
 
Chang also improved on Tuesday, moving up 13 places with a 75 (+3) to finish with a 156.
 
All six Stags to take the course were among the top half of the 82-golfer leaderboard. Sofia Nogalo and Chulathida Seema tied for 25th place (162), Ava Kight earned a share of 30th (165), and Grace Windfelder tied for 41st (168) playing as an individual.
 
Fairfield Women's Golf returns to action in the spring 2027 semester. The schedule will be announced when it is finalized in the coming weeks.