WILMINGTON, N.C. – The University of Miami women’s golf team concluded play at the ACC Women’s Golf Championship in 10th place with a final team score of +9 after three rounds.

The Hurricanes battled through the final round to secure a top 10 finish in a competitive field that featured multiple nationally ranked programs.

Senior Stella Jelinek led the way for Miami, finishing tied for 31st at +1 overall. Jelinek delivered a steady performance across all three rounds to pace the Canes.

Barbora Bujáková closed the tournament tied for 45th at +3 with her best round being the second on day one, shooting two under par.

Ashleen Kaur and Rebekah Gardner both finished tied for 53rd at +6 overall. Cloe Amion Villarino rounded out the Hurricanes lineup, placing 66th at +13 with a tournament best one under in round two.

Miami’s final standing comes after a strong showing throughout the tournament, highlighted by a standout second round that helped position the Hurricanes among the top teams heading into the final day.

Final Stroke Play Team Standings:
1. Stanford (-33)
2. SMU (-22)
3. Wake Forest (-14)
4. Duke (-13)
5. NC State (-12)
6. UNC (-8)
7. Clemson (-7)
8. Virginia Tech (-5)
9. Virginia (-1)
10. Miami (+9)
11. Boston College (+12)
12. Florida State (+13)
T13. California (+16)
T13. Notre Dame (+16)
15. Louisville (+21)