DAHLONEGA - Every program scoring record fell Tuesday as the University of North Georgia women's golf team shot their lowest 18 and 36 hole scores in program history on their way to a runner-up finish at the LeeAnn Noble Memorial at Achasta Golf Club. Senior Megan Sabol also shattered the 18 and 36 hole individual records as she won individual medalist honors.

Sabol shot a 6-under 66 in the final round, two shots better than her previous program record set back in the Patsy Rendleman Invitational in 2017. Her tournament total of 9-under 135 is four better than her total in the same tournament, also the previous best in the record book.

After starting with bogey, Sabol went on to birdie eight holes, including going 6-under on the back nine after an even front. Sabol's 66 and 135 both broke the LeeAnn Noble Memorial individual scoring records as well.

As a team, the Nighthawks shot 1-under 287 for the final round, marking the first time in program history that the women's golf program has had a team round under par, besting a 2-over performance at the 2018 Patsy Rendleman Invitational. The two-day total of 7-over 583 is 13 shots better than the program's best from the same tournament.

Columbus State edged UNG for the win after a back-and-forth battle all day, setting a new tournament record for 18 and 36 holes with a 7-under 281 for Tuesday's round and 6-over 582 for the tournament. No. 14 Lee finished in third, followed by Montevallo and Catawba.

Other top-finishers for North Georgia included Alexis Whitney in 11th, while Carson Roberts and Miranda Rich finished as part of a four-way tie for 12th.

The Nighthawks will wrap up the fall schedule with a trip to Jekyll Island, Georgia, in two weeks for the Jekyll-O-Lantern Intercollegiate.