^{Georgia State finished its only home event of the year with a tournament-record 19-under total, which also tied for the seventh lowest three-round score in school history. The Panthers topped No. 28 South Florida which finished in second at 17-under, with Sun Belt foe South Alabama coming in third at 15-under. Chattanooga finished fourth at 9-under, with No. 37 Kentucky jumping to fifth at 8-under.}

^{Panther senior Tyler Gruca tied for second with Chattanooga's Liam Johnson for second at 8-under par. Mercer's Trey Rule and Kentucky's Ben Stow finished tied for fourth at 7-under.}

^{Kentucky shot the round of the day, an impressive 13-under 275, the second-lowest score in tournament history, nearly topping the record of 273 set by Chattanooga yesterday.}

^{“What a great tournament,” head coach Joe Inman said. “I am so proud of our guys. They defended their home course and gave us a lot of confidence going into the last tournament of the fall. We have come a long way and all of the hard work paid off today.}

^{“I would like to thank Berkeley Hills, the staff, members and all of the volunteers who made this year such a great success. We could not put on a first-class event without the help of so many first-class individuals.”}

^{Gruca's second place finished tied a career-best set at the 2012 Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate. His 208 total also set a new career-low by seven strokes. He shot 65 on Monday, just one-stroke off the Berkeley Hills Country Club course record and two-strokes shy of a GSU record.}

^{Freshman Nathan Mallonee also had a career-best tournament, finishing tied for sixth at 6-under. After opening the tournament with rounds of 69 and 72 on Monday, he shot another 69 on Tuesday.}

^{Junior Damon Stephenson shot a final round 2-under 70 to finish at 4-under par and tied for 12th. Fellow junior Davin White shot a final-round 71 to tie for 25th at 1-over.}

^{Sophomore Jonathan “J.J.” Grey finished tied for 43rd at 4-over. He finished the tournament on Tuesday with an even-par 72.}

^{Four Panther seniors also competed in the event as individuals in the 84-man field. Victor Lavin shot a final-round 72 to finish alone in 20th at 1-under.}

^{Ross Mclister tied for 43rd at 4-over following a final round 74, while Hamilton Grant Cagle shot a final round 2-under 70 to tie for 63rd at 8-over. Kevin Lee rounded out the Panthers line-up with a final-round 81 to tie for 78th at 15-over.}

^{The field included three top 50 squads in the latest Golfweek rankings, along with 11 teams ranked in the top 100.}

^{This marked the third-straight year that AutoTrader.com lent its name as the title sponsor.}

^{Georgia State will return to action later this month at the UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate at the Grandover Resort, Oct. 26-27.}