^{The Panthers finished the three-round event at 44-over, after opening play with rounds of 306 and 299 on Monday.}

^{Palacios, who matched a career-low on Monday with a second-round 69, shot a final round 5-over 77. Her round included three birdies, however, a quadruple-bogey eight on the 14th hole derailed a chance at taking home the individual title.}

^{After a 64th-place finish to start the season, Palacios has finished in the top-12 in the last two events.}

^{“We hung in there,” head coach Cathy Mant said. “The weather was chilly and the wind changed directions from yesterday, so it was kind of like playing a different course. I think everyone stayed focus on the plan which is what led to a solid round. There are always shots that we could have saved, but overall, I am pleased with our performance.}

^{“It was great to see Maria play well again. She is very important to the team as we know she is capable of giving us very good numbers.  I am glad to see her forming some consistency and building on her success from last year.”}

^{Senior Laura Sanchez shot her third-straight round of 75 to finish 11th at 9-over. It marked her second-straight top-11 finish after an eighth-place result at the Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational last week.}

^{Junior Lauren Court tied for 34th at 16-over with teammate Melissa Siviter. Court shot a final round 4-over 76, while Siviter tied for the team-low round with a 3-over 75.}

^{Sophomore Julie Lied rounded out the Panthers line-up with a final round 78 to tie for 39th at 17-over.}

^{No. 43 East Tennessee State earned a four-stroke win, shooting 33-over for the 54-hole event. Middle Tennessee finished second at 37-over, followed by host East Carolina in third at 40-over. Georgia State was fourth just ahead of former conference foe Old Dominion, which finished fifth at 45-over.}

^{Middle Tennessee's Avery George finished as the lone golfer under par to earn medalist honors. George shot a final-round 73 to win by three-strokes over Longwood's Amanda Steinhagen who shot 2-over. Chattanooga's Jordan Britt and Maryland's Juliet Vongphoumy finished tied for third at 3-over par. East Tennessee State's Vivienne Chin and East Carolina's Nico Engstroem Skaug tied for fifth at 4-over.}

^{Georgia State will return to the course Oct. 27-28 for the final event of the fall, the Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate in Kiawah Island, S.C. It will mark the fifth time since 2006 that the Panthers made it to the event, winning it in 2008.}