^{Palacios shot a final-round 72 to tie with Campbell's Kaylin Yost and Georgia's Amira Alexander at 2-under par, the only three golfers to break par for the 54-hole event. In the playoff, Palacios drained a birdie putt before Yost and Alexander were able to finish.}

^{Campbell shot a final-round 2-under 286, the second lowest round in tournament history, to finish at 12-over (876) which set a new three-round tournament scoring record.}

^{“I am so proud that Maria was able to get the win in front of our family and friends,” head coach Cathy Mant said. “She has had a great senior year and this is the perfect way to end the regular season.}

^{“We tip our cap to Campbell as they played really great golf all week. Obviously we would have liked to have won, but we played well and I think we gave ourselves some momentum heading into the conference tournament in two weeks.”}

^{Georgia State shot a final-round 303 to finish the event 27-over. Troy finished in third at 42-over, followed by Middle Tennessee in fourth at 43-over. Mercer shot a final-round 294 to finish tied for fifth with Kennesaw State at 48-over.}

^{Junior Lauren Court shot a final-round 75 to finish alone in seventh place at 5-over. She finished strong with three birdies on the back nine to shoot 34 coming in.}

^{Senior Laura Sanchez also shot a final-round 75 and finished tied for 15th at 9-over. Sanchez made three birdies on the last day of the event.}

^{Sophomore Julie Lied shot a 9-over 81 to finish at 15-over and tied for 29th while senior Melissa Siviter shot a 10-over 82 to finish 25-over and tied for 56th.}

^{Senior Solveig Helgesen along with freshmen Solene LeCoz and Jooeun Bae competed as individuals for the Panthers.}

^{LeCoz shot a final-round 81 to finish at 18-over and tied for 39th while Bae finishing tied for 49th at 21-over following a final-round 75 that included four birdies.}

^{Helgesen rounded out the line-up at 28-over par and tied for 67th in the 90-player field following a final-round 80.}

^{Kennesaw's State Kaew Preamchuen and UALR's Sofie Kvarnstrom finished tied for fifth at 3-over, five strokes off the lead.}

^{The John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate was first played in 1993 at Northwood Country Club, the home of the Panthers until 1999. The tournament was founded by then-Georgia State golf coach Kevin Propst and assistant Kirk McQueen with extensive help and support from Northwood County Club club pro John Kirk. When John Kirk passed away after a battle with cancer, his name was added to the Panther Intercollegiate to honor his assistance and commitment to the Georgia State women's golf program.}

^{After one year at Chateau Elan Golf Club in 2000, the John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate moved to Eagle's Landing Country Club in Stockbridge, Ga. and has remained there ever since.}

^{The Panthers have now had four individuals win the event, most recently Cathrine Madsen in 2010 before Palacios' win today.}

^{Georgia State will return to the course for the Sun Belt Conference Championship at Steelwood Country Club in Loxley, Ala., April 14-16.}