Final Results

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Junior Krissy Unger carded a five-over-par 77 and the Towson women's golf team climbed one spot on the team leaderboard as play wrapped up at the Low Country Intercollegiate on a wet Sunday afternoon at the Moss Creek Golf Club.
 
Since setting the school record with a two-under-par 70 during the final round of the Kiawah Island Spring Classic on March 3, Unger had shot four straight rounds 79 or over. However, the junior bounced back on Sunday with Towson's best individual round of the tournament.

Unger's strong final round allowed her to tie for 25^th overall in the 81-player field with a 36-hole score of 160 (83-77).

Towson (331-321=652) shaved 10 strokes off its first round score and moved up one spot on Sunday to finish 10^th in the 15-team field. Through their three spring tournaments, the Tigers have improved upon their round one score in each tournament.

Princeton and Wofford tied for first place (42-over-par 618). Princeton won the team title off a pre-determined rules tiebreak. The tiebreak was the final-round score of the fifth non-qualifying team scorer. Princeton's Tenley Shield shot a 12-over 84 to beat Wofford's Meaghan Higgins' 16-over 88.

Freshman Mackenzie Rice (82-81=163) finished tied for 33^rd and classmate Alexis Hios (81-83=164) tied for 38^th overall. Junior Larissa Spiess (86-81=167) cut five strokes off her round one score and tied for 48^th with teammate Emma Hjarne (85-82=167).
 
Towson is back in action March 30-31 at the Middleburg Bank Intercollegiate in Williamsburg, Virginia.


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