The No. 14 Flagler College women's golf team clinched their seventh Peach Belt Conference Championship with a final-round score of 6-over par 294, overcoming a seven-stroke deficit. The team completed the tournament at King and Bear with a total score of 46-over 910 (301-315-294) and earned an automatic berth to the postseason. Four players from Flagler finished in the top 10, with Sofia Terzoli placing second and Victoria Veator third. The Saints have won this title previously in 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2024.

By the Numbers
  • Flagler shot a total of 910 (+46) for the tournament.
  • Sofia Terzoli finished with a score of 225 (+9), and Victoria Veator finished with 226 (+10).
State of Play
  • Flagler overtook Lander and North Georgia, both finishing at 52-over 916.
  • Mackenzie Connell of North Georgia led the tournament wire-to-wire with a score of 223 (+7).
What's Next

The Saints' championship win grants them a spot in the upcoming postseason, allowing them to compete on a larger stage. They will aim to build on this momentum in future matches and tournaments.

Bottom Line

Flagler's seventh PBC title underscores their dominant presence in collegiate women's golf and sets the stage for potential success in the postseason. With four players in the top 10, the team's depth and talent are crucial for their continued success.