Mount St. Mary's at Towson Invitational
WHEN: Mon-Tue, Sept. 14-15, 2009
WHERE: Habourtowne Resort, St. Michael's, Md.

opening tee... The Mount St. Mary's women's golf team opens the 2009-10 campaign at the Towson Invitational on Monday and Tuesday. The two-day event will be held at the Harbourtowne Resort in St. Michael's, Md. It marks the first time in program history the Mount will compete in a Towson hosted event.

next on the green... The Mount returns to action at the ECAC Championships on Oct. 3 in Williamsburg, Va.

a season to remember... Last season, Mount St. Mary's shattered its record books. Individually, six of the top-10 single-round scores, 10 new two-round scores and six of the top-10 three round scores came from the 2008-09 season. As a team, the squad posted seven of its top-10 single-round scores and four of its top-10 two-round scores last year. Sophomore Christina Hall became the first player since Shannon Prettyman in 2006 to earn medalist honors at the Kutztown Spring Invitational and the Mountaineers won its first event at Kutztown since 2006. Junior Megan Corbett became the first women's golfer in program history to finish in the top-10 at the NEC Championships with an eighth-place standing to earn a spot on the NEC All-Tournament team.

no more flags, give me top-10... After not having five players earn a flag at the NEC Championships in the first 12 years of the program, junior Megan Corbett became the first player in program history to finish in the top-10 with an eighth place standing at the NEC Championships. The junior, who was named to the NEC All-Tournament team, set a new program single-round record with a 71 in the second round, a two-round mark of 154 and a three-round standard of 237 on her way to the eighth place.

new to the mountain... Along with first-year head coach Scott Keller, freshmen Nicole Fazio, Abbey Fry and Sarah Roe join the team in 2009-10. In addition, senior Autumn Serruta rejoins the team after sitting out her sophomore and junior campaigns. Serruta competed on the Mountaineers women's golf team as a freshman.

keller takes over for keller... Scott Keller enters his first season at the Mount as the head coach of the women's golf team and replaces his brother, Colyn. Scott Keller assisted with both the men's and women's golf teams last season and has the co-owner of the Quail Valley Golf Course in Littlestown, Pa., for the last four years.