Manchester, N.H. - Led by a top-five finish from Filippa Schulze Doering, the Adelphi University women's golf team closed out its fall campaign with a second-place finish at the Hawk Invitational on Tuesday afternoon at Derryfield Country Club.

The Brown and Gold finished the two-round tournament at +65, placing second in the five-team field. Bentley claimed the team championship at +30, while host Saint Anselm rounded out the top three at +89.

Adelphi opened the tournament with a combined +39 on Monday before improving by 13 strokes in Tuesday's final round, carding a +26 to secure its runner-up finish.

Leading the way for the Panthers was Schulze Doering, who finished fifth overall at +11. The sophomore opened the tournament with a +6 (76), highlighted by three birdies over her final six holes. She followed with a +5 (75) on Tuesday, including a one-under-par 35 on the back nine to secure her top-five finish.

Finishing in a tie for seventh were Nikola Truhlarova and Ivory Drusch, who each concluded the tournament at +13.

Drusch posted the biggest improvement of any Panther between rounds, shaving nine strokes off her opening-round 81 to card a +2 (72) on day two. The junior recorded four birdies in her final round, including three on the back nine, to climb five spots on the individual leaderboard.

Truhlarova opened with a +9 (79) before improving by five strokes in the final round, carding a +4 (74). The sophomore mixed in a birdie on the opening hole of her final 18 holes.

Rounding out the team scoring for Adelphi were Jenny Kim and Adaline Ochoa, who finished tied for 18th at +29. Kim posted rounds of 84 and 85, while Ochoa carded an 83 on Monday before closing with an 86 on Tuesday.

Competing as an individual, Isabella Deblois finished 27th overall at +52, improving by eight strokes in her final round.

Head coach Bill Bresnan and the Panthers will now turn their attention to the spring portion of their 2026-27 schedule.