CONVERSE, S.C. – The University of Mount Olive women's golf team captured first place at the 2026 Converse Fall Invitational, finishing atop a 11-team field while establishing a new school record for its lowest 18-hole team round during the tournament.

The Trojans finished with a three-round team score of 51-over-par, securing the tournament championship ahead of host Converse, UNC Pembroke, Coker and Auburn University at Montgomery. Mount Olive opened the tournament with a 25-over-par first round before posting a 20-over-par second round. The Trojans closed the event with their best performance of the tournament, shooting a six-over-par in the final round to establish a new program record.

Mount Olive's final-round performance was the best among all 10 teams in the field, with the Trojans recording four of the top five individual scores in the round. Karsyn Roberts and Valentina Agostino each finished even-par, while Lucie Levet carded a one-over-par and Madeline Cunningham finished five-over-par.

Roberts paced the Trojans throughout the tournament, earning a third-place finish with a three-round score of seven-over-par (223). She opened with a four-over-par 76 before shooting a three-over-par 75 in the second round. Roberts closed the tournament with an even-par 72 to secure her third-place finish.

Agostino followed closely, tying for fourth place at 11-over-par (227). She posted a five-over-par 77 in the opening round and a six-over-par 78 in the second round before matching Roberts with an even-par 72 in the final round.

Levet earned a top-10 finish, tying for ninth place at 17-over-par (233). She recorded an eight-over-par 80 in each of the first two rounds before improving to a one-over-par 73 in the final round.

Cunningham tied for 18th place at 24-over-par (240), finishing with rounds of 81, 82 and 77. Brynn Bishop rounded out the Mount Olive lineup, tying for 21st place at 25-over-par (241) after carding rounds of 80, 75 and 86.

In addition to the team championship, Roberts and Agostino were both named to the Converse Fall Invitational All-Tournament Team following their top-five finishes.

The tournament championship marks a strong finish for the Trojans, who established a new program benchmark while claiming the top spot in a competitive 10-team field.