PALM COAST, Fla. — Juniors Michaela Jarman and Kylie Withrow both shot in the 70s while Lady Tiger golf finished with a 319 in the first round of the NCCAA Women's Golf Championship at Hammock Beach Resort – Conservatory Course.
 
The Lady Tigers trail Dallas Baptist by 23 strokes after DBU had all five scores in the 70s and have the Top 3 players on the individual leaderboard – Ann Parmerter (72), Hanna Harrison (73) and Evelyn Arguelles (74).
 
Jarman led Campbellsville but it wasn't a great start to her day. After starting three-over after three holes, Jarman rallied with multiple par saves and finished with a 78 – her lowest round at the NCCAA Championship. She currently sits in a tie for seventh place after round one.
 
Withrow was one stroke behind her fellow junior and is tied for 11^th. After going out at two-over, Withrow struggled on her final nine holes by going five-over through five holes to drop back.
 
Freshman Devany Cope and sophomore Kayla Rodgers both shot 81s and are tied for 16^th. Cope had one of the biggest highlights of the day after holing out for eagle from 153 yards on the par-four 14^th. But Cope only rolled in one other birdie and finished with nine bogeys and a triple.
 
Kristen Miller struggled in her first national championship after shooting a 90 and is tied for 38^th.
 
Campbellsville leads NCCAA newcomer Biola University by one stroke for second place.
 
The Lady Tigers will tee off in the second round on Tuesday morning starting at 11:45 a.m. ET.
 
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