KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. - Sandra Angulo tied for sixth individually and Campbell tied for sixth place in the team standings following Tuesday's final round of the Palmetto Intercollegiate women's golf tournament.

The Fighting Camels shot a final-round 308 Tuesday and finished one-stroke behind Maryland (898).  East Tennessee State (289-294-296-879) won the 54-hole event by 16 strokes over second-place Kansas (306-295-294-895).  Kennesaw State (297-297-302-896) was third, followed by East Carolina (295-303-299-897) in the 18-school field.

Campbell concluded its fall schedule with a team championship, three runner-up showings and a top-10 finish in five tournaments.

Individually, Jessie Hollandsworth of Maryland won top honors at three-under-par 213 (69-68-76) on the par-72, 5916-yard Oak Point Golf Course.  Mallory Fraiche of Arkansas-Little Rock (72-74-71-217) and Sinead O'Sullivan of ETSU (74-69-74-217) tied for second at one-over par.

Playing as an individual, Angulo shot a 77 on Tuesday and finished in a four-way tie for sixth place at five-over 221 (75-69-77).  Campbell freshman Teresa Urquizu tied for 13th (75-71-77-223), while sophomore Michelle Koh tied for 17th (75-71-78-224).

Senior Mary Mattson (75-74-82-231) and junior Sarah Bejgrowicz (77-77-77-231) tied for 42nd in the 93-player field.