COVINGTON, Ga. — After setting program records yesterday in Round 1 of the SCAD-Atlanta Invitational, No. 17 Lady Tiger golf took a small step back but still finished with a solid showing in their first tournament of the year, placing third.
 
Host SCAD-Atlanta (285-287) won the team title, while Dalton State (291-287) shot a 287 today to leap Campbellsville for second place. The Lady Tigers dropped seven strokes from Tuesday's first round to finish at 21 over par (291-298).
 
Cassidy Scantland, who was tied for first after round one with a three-under 68, came back with an even-par 71 on Wednesday. But Point University's Courtney Lowery went 69-69 to outpace Scantland and SCAD's Rachita Vasandani (68-70) by one stroke for medalist honors.
 
Faulkner University's Hannah Seger (69-71) and Dalton State's Caroline Griffin (70-71) rounded out the Top 5.
 
After firing a career-low 70 in round one, sophomore Kylie Withrow hit a few bumps on Wednesday and fell off the pace shooting nine over, 80, to finish tied for 14^th.
 
Senior Anna-Marie Hyatt improved one spot on the leaderboard, firing 76-75 to finish tied for 16^th with teammate Michaela Jarman. After an opening round 78, Jarman made the biggest improvement for CU by jumping 12 spots on the leaderboard with a second-round 73.
 
Senior Ashley Goodin rounded out the Lady Tigers, firing 77-79 to finish tied for 23^rd.
 
Campbellsville was the only team to have all five golfers finish in the Top 23. SCAD had an individual finish 28^th and Dalton State had a competitor finish tied for 29^th.
 
SCAD, Dalton State and Campbellsville were the only teams to score in the 200s for both rounds, as Faulkner University went 294-302 to place fourth. Point University (308-305) jumped Lindsey Wilson for fifth place, while the Blue Raiders (308-307) missed the Top 5 by two strokes. Brenau University (304-316) was seventh, Union College (314-357) finished eighth and Reinhardt University (344-352) placed ninth.
 
Campbellsville will now have a week to prepare for the Bill Sergent Invitational hosted by University of the Cumberlands at Crooked Creek Country Club in London, Ky., Sept. 12-13.