Hall Grabs Medalist Honors; Lehigh Second at Autumn Harvest

Tuesday, September 29

Lopatcong, N.J.

Lehigh University

Autumn Harvest

Hall Grabs Medalist Honors; Lehigh Second at Autumn Harvest

9/29/2026 6:35:00 PM | Women's Golf

Results Monday Recap

LOPATCONG, N.J. – Junior Alana Hall shot a final round 69 to move into a three-way tie for first place as the Autumn Harvest wrapped up Tuesday at Architects Golf Club. Competing as an individual, Hall tied with Navy's Jamison Louie and Emma Tang at one over par 214. Hall's final round 69 served as the tiebreaker, giving her the trophy over Louie's 70 and Tang's 74. The final round 69 followed rounds of 73 and 72 on Monday.

As a team, Lehigh shot 288 on Tuesday to finish at 17 over par 869 (298-283-288). The Mountain Hawks finished six strokes behind team champion Navy (863), with Lehigh's final team score ranking second in program history for a 54-hole tournament.

Hall's final-round 69 included five birdies, a bogey and a double bogey. She carded one of three rounds in the 60s for Lehigh's nine players in the field. The victory is the first for a Lehigh player since Reagan Jahn '19 won the Towson Invitational in the fall of 2017.

First-year Valentina Hasan Curilovic led Lehigh's five-player scoring team, tying for sixth place at 216 (74-67-75). One day after shooting a program-low round of 67, Hasan Curilovic shot 75 with one birdie in the final round.

Lehigh's next three players finished within one stroke of each other. First-year Erin Mullin finished in 10th place at 219 (79-72-68), with her final round 68 the lowest of the day for the Mountain Hawks. Mullin carded six birdies and nine pars in Tuesday's round.

Finishing in 11th place was first-year Lilly Riegger at 220 (73-70-77. Riegger made 12 pars in her final round.

A final round 72 moved junior Reese Hannon into 12th place at 221 (75-74-72). Hannon's final round included a pair of birdies.

Sophomore Bridget Yu tied for 16th place at 226 (76-77-73). Yu carded two birdies in her final round.

Competing as an individual, sophomore Sienna Mosquera tied for 13th place at 224 (76-74-74), with three birdies in her final round.

Sophomore Alisia Ren also competed as an individual, tying for 22nd place at 228 (78-73-77) as she also carded three birdies Tuesday.

Senior Bella Scanapicco finished in 51st place at 255 (90-82-83) with one birdie in the final round.

The Mountain Hawks will be back in action at Old Dominion's Evie Odom Invitational, Oct. 9-11 in Virginia Beach, Va.