CASEYVILLE, Ill. – The Quincy University women's golf team wrapped up its fall season at the Bearcat Dual Gender, competing at Far Oaks Golf Club in Caseyville, Illinois.

Playing on the par-72, 5,802-yard course, the Hawks finished 10th in the team standings with a three-round total of 1,085 (+221). Quincy improved its team score in each round, opening with a 367 (+79), following with a 361 (+73) and closing with its best round of the tournament at 357 (+69).

Addison Eades led the Hawks for the third consecutive tournament, finishing tied for 25th out of 53 golfers with a three-round total of 246 (+30). Eades improved throughout the event, opening with an 86 (+14) before shaving three strokes off her score with an 83 (+11) in round two.

Eades saved her best performance for the final round, firing a 77 (+5), nine strokes better than her opening round. She made the turn at four-over before playing the back nine at just one-over, highlighted by a birdie on the par-3 16th. Eades also carded birdies in each of the first two rounds and finished the tournament with four total.

Payton Miller finished 44th overall with a three-round total of 272 (+56). Miller showed improvement in every round, following an opening 96 (+24) with a 90 (+18) before closing with an 86 (+14). Her final-round 86 marked a 10-stroke improvement from the start of the tournament.

Madison Denker finished directly behind Miller in 45th with a total of 274 (+58). Denker opened with a 92 (+20) before recording her best round of the tournament with an 88 (+16) in round two. She closed the event with a 94 (+22).

Shelby Stout rounded out the Quincy lineup, finishing 50th with a three-round total of 293 (+77). Stout opened the tournament with her best round, carding a 93 (+21), before posting rounds of 100 over the final two rounds.

The Bearcat Dual Gender concludes the fall portion of the schedule for the Hawks, with Eades closing the semester by leading Quincy individually in each of the team's final three tournaments.