Led by individual medalist Alex Buelow, Stetson rallied from a three-stroke deficit to claim its third-straight A-Sun team title. The "three-peat" marked the first time an A-Sun school has won three-consecutive women's golf titles since Campbell accomplished the feat in 1996, '97 and '98.

Bejgrowicz and Koh tied for third place and freshman Kaylin Yost tied for seventh for the Camels, who concluded the 54-hole event at 906 strokes (297-303-306), 12 behind Stetson (298-305-291-894), which produced the low team round of the tournament on Wednesday.

Kennesaw State (294-308-315-917), East Tennessee State (298-305-314-917) and Florida Gulf Coast (306-308-303-917) tied for third in the 10-school field.

A junior from Kuantan, Malaysia, Koh shot 71-76-76-223 to tie Bejgrowicz for third place, seven strokes behind Buelow (71-74-71-216). Fabienne Haremza of Florida Gulf Coast (75-72-74-221) finished second.

Koh birdied the 18th hole to produce the best tournament finish of her three-year collegiate career. She had 11 birdies in the event and topped the fourth-place performances she had at the 2009 Jacksonville Invitational and the Palmetto Intercollegiate last fall.

Bejgrowicz, a senior from Lancaster, Pa., finished the event at 72-76-75-223 and produced her third-consecutive top-10 A-Sun finish following eighth-place ties in 2009 and 2010.

Briana Carlson of Florida Gulf Coast (76-75-73-224) and Lauren Cate of Stetson (77-75-72-224) tied for fifth place and joined Buelow, Haremza, Bejgrowicz and Koh on the all-tournament team.

A freshman from Pembroke Pines, Fla., Yost produced the first top-10 individual finish of her collegiate career by improving each round (77-76-73-226) on the par-72, 6137-yard Victoria Hills layout. She closed the day with a pair of birdies and four pars over her final six holes.

Campbell senior Sandra Angulo finished 29th (77-75-85-237) and freshman Maria Jose Benavides tied for 36th place (81-79-82-242).

The host school has won each of the last five Atlantic Sun titles, including Stetson (2011, 2010, 2009), ETSU (2008) and Campbell (2007). The last time a host school did not win the event was 2006 when CU claimed the title at DeBary (Fla.) Golf Club.

Campbell has finished either first (a league record eight times) or second (seven times) in the A-Sun women's championship 15 of its 17 years as a league member. CU will re-join the Big South Conference (of which it was a charter member from 1983-94) on July 1, 2011.

Atlantic Sun Women's Golf Championship
Victoria Hills GC / DeLand, Fla.
Apr. 11-13, 2011 / Par 72, 6137 Yards

Final Team Results: 1. Stetson 298-305-291-894, 2. Campbell 297-303-306-906, T3. Kennesaw State 294-308-315-917, T3. East Tennessee State 298-305-314-917, T3. Florida Gulf Coast 306-308-303-917, 6. Mercer 300-315-311-926, 7. Jacksonville 314-316-315-945, 8. Belmont 315-315-316-946, 9. Lipscomb 334-330-334-998, 10. USC Upstate 329-332-341-1002.

Final Individual Leaders (Top 5 All-Tournament Team): 1. Alex Buelow (Stetson) 74-71-71-216, 2. Fabienne Haremza (Florida Gulf Coast) 75-72-74-221, T3. Sarah Bejgrowicz (Campbell) 72-76-75-223. T3. Michelle Koh (Campbell) 71-76-76-223, T5. Briana Carlson (Florida Gulf Coast) 76-75-73-224, T5. Lauren Cate (Stetson) 77-75-72-224.

Other Campbell Individuals: T7. Kaylin Yost 77-76-73-226, 29. Sandra Angulo 77-75-85-237, T36. Maria Jose Benavides 81-79-82-242.