CHAMPIONSGATE, Fla. - Christina Koerper (Huntingdon Valley, Pa./Mount St. Joseph Academy) placed 20th after the second round to lead the Mount St. Mary's women's golf team to an seventh-place standing at the Northeast Conference (NEC) Women's Golf Championships on Saturday.

Koerper, who came into the second round in 18th place with an 85, carded an 86 on Saturday to move into 20th place with a two-round score of 171, 21 strokes behind the current leaders. The 171 is the fifth-best two-round score for a Mount player at the championships in program history.

Autumn Serruta (Avon, Conn./Avon) (25th place, 173), Megan Corbett (Danbury, Conn./Danbury) (37th place, 180), Sarah Roe (Floral Park, N.Y./Floral Park Memorial) (38th place, 182) and Christina Hall (Wall, N.J./Wall) (41st place, 185) rounded out the Mount competitors in the field.

Long Island leads the three-day competition with a score of 639, one stroke ahead of Sacred Heart (640) while Robert Morris (646), Fairleigh Dickinson (648), Saint Francis (Pa.) (666), Central Connecticut State (681), the Mount (700), Monmouth (702), Wagner (713) and St. Francis (N.Y.) (731) and rounded out the 10-team field. The Mountaineers shot a 351 in the first round and improved by two strokes in the second round with a 349 for a score of 700. The two-round score for Mount St. Mary's is the third-best team mark at the championships in program history.

Mount St. Mary's returns to action with the final round of the NEC Championships on Sunday.