DEBARY, Fla.—Freshman Grace Kalina led the Panthers through three rounds as Georgia State finished sixth overall at the Babs Steffens International on Tuesday afternoon. 

Kalina finished with a 14-over par score of 227 (74-78-75) to finish in 14^th place. Kalina started the tournament with her best round, ending with a 3-over par score of 74 that included an even-par score throughout the second half of the course. She shot one birdie during each round to end with three on the tournament. Kalina ended the tournament with a total of 38 pars, leading her to be tied for second in the category. 

Sophomore TK Kongthong finished second on the Panthers' leaderboard and tied for 33^rd overall in the tournament, recording 22-over par 235 (76-81-78) with three birdies and 30-even par holes. She recorded her tournament-best round with a score of five-over par 76 after shooting all three of her birdies in the round. 
 
 Senior Silka Solomon and Sophomore Lindsey Pak both finished with a 23-over par score of 236, Solomon with (80-79-77) and Pak with (84-76-76) to finished tied for 37^th overall in the tournament. 


Solomon ended the tournament with two birdies and 32-even par holes. She capped on the tournament with her best round with a 6-over par score of 77.
 
Pak put up her tournament best rounds in the second and final round recording a score of five-over par 76. She ended the tournament with three birdies and 30-even par holes. 

Junior Pariya Sanpanawat finished the tournament with a 29-over 242 (80-80-82) to place 52^nd overall with three birdies and 24-even par holes.
 
Junior Gaemphuang Ketrahong participated as an individual, ending the tournament with a final score of 265 (84-94-87) that included three birdies and 23-even par holes. 
 
Georgia State opens up March action at the Puerto Rico Iguana Invitational, hosted by Ball State on March. 3-5.