Final Results

SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – A tough final round on Tuesday saw the Eagles shoot 21 shots higher than their second round score as Carson-Newman closed out the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate with a sixth-place finish on Tuesday at the Sevierville Golf Club.

As a team, C-N carded a 324 in the final round, pushing them to a 937 total at 82-over par.

Anna Davenport (Roswell, Ga.), participating as an individual, was the only Eagle to see improvement in the final round as she shot a 75, her lowest round in the event. Her 239 total score at 26-over par was enough for a tie at 28^th.

"Not a good day," head coach Suzanne Strudiwck said. "Only bright spot was Anna's 75. Team struggled with confidence, not sure why, but I didn't see many quality shots today by top-five players. A lot of unforced errors, 3-putting and bad chipping.

"We may have a shake up because of Anna's outstanding 75."

Elizabeth England (Oakland, Tenn.) was seven-over par on Tuesday with a 78. She moved down five spots on the leaderboard to a tie for 11^th with a three-day total of 228, 15 shots above par.

The senior recorded one eagle shot in the tournament and was tied for the second-most par shots, shooting for even on 36 of the 54 holes she played.

Reagan Kinnie (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) also fell down the standings with a +10 showing in the third round with an 81, her highest score through the three days. She concluded the event at a tie for 16^th with a 19-over total score of 232.

Five strokes behind her on the leaderboard was Taylor Hayes (Lake Ozark, Mo.). The junior also carded an 81 on Tuesday to finish in a tie for 22^nd. She was +24 in the event with a 237.

Allie Fletcher (Cummming, Ga.) shot her highest round in the event with an 84.  Her cumulative score of 242 put her at 29-over par, which was enough to sit in a tie for 35^th.

Matilda Frovenholt (Öjersjö, Sweden) made a substantial 13-spot fall down the leaderboard to a tie for 42^nd by the end of the Intercollegiate.  She also carded her highest round score in the third with an 85, moving her total score to a 244, 31 shots above even.

Despite shooting two shots higher from the second to third rounds, Rachel Watts (Newport, Tenn.) was able to move up one spot to finish at 47^th. She carded an 85 on Tuesday to become +39 in the event with a 252.

Jacksonville State's Valentina Giraldo was the overall champion in the event with a 210 total, landing her three-shots below par. Marshall's Kerri Parks took second at eight-over while Mariah Smith of Tennessee and Allyson Dunn on Tennessee Tech tied for third at nine-over par.

Jacksonville State was also the top team in the event with a +50 total score of 902. Marshall was second in the field with a 913 while Tennessee Tech took third with a 921.

The Eagles now turn their attention to their final tournament of the regular season at the Sunoco Campbell Oil Classic on March 26 and 27.