The University of North Georgia women’s golf team continued its record-breaking season by taking down the 54-hole scoring record Tuesday, March 10, at the Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational. UNG shot 47-over 911 for the best 54-hole tournament in program history, beating the record set earlier this season at the DBU Classic by two shots.
Megan Sabol
Individually, Megan Sabol finished in eighth in the golf tournament with a 1-under 215, also breaking the individual scoring record and the first women’s golfer at UNG to shoot under par in a 54-hole tournament. The senior now holds the two best 54-hole scores in program history.
North Georgia finished just 11 shots outside of the top 10 and just four shots back of PBC foe Flagler, who tied for 11th place. No. 3 Dallas Baptist ran away with the win, besting the field by six strokes. No. 11 Saint Leo finished in second, while No. 9 Florida Southern, No. 1 Nova Southeastern and No. 5 Tampa rounded out the top five in the event.
The Nighthawks will be back in action in two weeks at the Louise Suggs Invitational, hosted by West Georgia.
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Photos courtesy of the University of North Georgia.
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