PEORIA, Ill. – The Bradley women's golf team ran away with the team by an impressive 26 strokes and junior Ally Scaccia claimed medalist honors by two shots to highlight a record-setting performance for the Braves at the Bradley Spring Invitational.
 
A day removed from shooting the lowest round in program history (288), Bradley finished off a dominating performance Sunday to win its second consecutive Bradley Spring Invitational title.  The Braves ended up with a second round 303 in the resumption of Saturday's suspended round only to fire a 292 in Sunday's third round.
 
The final round 292 ranks as the third lowest round in school history as Bradley posted the lowest 54-hole score (883) in program history in the 26-stroke victory.  The previous low score for a 54-hole tournament was 896 at the Amelia Island Intercollegiate during the 2015-16 season. 
 
Missouri Valley Conference rival Drake was a distant second in the 11-team field at 909, followed by Missouri-St. Louis (911) and South Dakota (914) to round out the top four squads.
 
Scaccia claimed medalist honors for the first time in her career, finishing at two-under 214 to win top individual honors by two strokes.  She finished off a second-round 75 and followed it up with a career-best three-under 69.  The final-round 69 tied for the fourth lowest round in school history and Scaccia posted the fourth-best 54-hole score (214) in Bradley history. 
 
Sophomore Frankie Saban also had a strong final day to earn her third top-10 finish of the year.  Saban ended up carding a 77 in the second round and closed the tournament with a one-under 71 to place fourth in the field at five-over 221. 
 
Freshman Taylor Ledwein was one shot behind Saban in fifth at 222 after firing matching 77's in the last two rounds.  Ledwein earned her team-best fifth top-10 finish of the year and is now one of just three freshmen in program history to fire 26 sub-80 rounds. 
 
Sophomore Chloe Horton finished two shots out of the top 20 in a tie for 24^th at 233.  She matched her lowest round of the spring with a second round 74 and finished out the tournament with a third-round 82. 
 
Junior Grace Henderson completed the team scoring for Bradley with rounds of 77 and 75 as she tied for 33^rd at 236. 
 
Junior Lexi Hammerton helped highlight Sunday's action for the Bradley White team with a season-best 76 in the second round.  Hammerton also had a 79 in the third round to tie Henderson for 33^rd (236). 
 
The Bradley women's golf team will have two weeks off before heading to Cape Girardeau, Mo., for the Missouri Valley Conference Championship April 16-18.