DENTON, Texas - Megan Sabol shot a final-round 71 to finish in a tie for seventh place as the University of North Georgia women's golf team finished ninth in the DBU Classic Tuesday at Robson Ranch Golf Course. Along the way, the 54-hole individual and team total records were broken.

Sabol's 54-hole score of 4-over-par 220 marks the best 54-hole finish for any UNG women's golfer in program history. The senior had four birdies on the final day of competition, including starting and finishing the round with birdie, marking the ninth time in program history that a women's golfer has shot under par in a single round.

The Nighthawks finished with a combined score of 913, demolishing the previous 54-hole team record by 35 strokes. UNG beat No. 18 St. Mary's by 19 strokes in the overall standings.

Alexis Whitney also etched her name in the record books with a 54-hole total of 229, good for third all-time in the 54-hole individual record.

No. 1 Dallas Baptist won the tournament for a sixth straight year, defeating No. 10 West Texas A&M by three shots. Missouri-St. Louis finished in third, followed by Texas A&M-Commerce and No. 23 Midwestern State, who tied for fourth place.

The Nighthawks will next be in action at the Golfweek Division II Fall Invitational October 7-8.