JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. –
Alicia Olsson logged her seventh-straight top 10 individual finish and Campbell moved up to fourth on the final team leaderboard after Tuesday's final round of the Briar's Creek Invitational at the Golf Club at Briar's Creek.
Originally scheduled for 54 holes, the tournament was shortened to 36 due to heavy rain on Monday.
Olsson tied for seventh at 2-under par (73-69—142) on the 6152-yard Rees Jones design. One of six top 50 ranked teams in the field, No. 49 Campbell (297-288—585) finished behind only No. 6 Florida State (-9), No. 37 Purdue (+5) and No. 38 SMU (+5) in the 17-team field. Campbell placed higher on the leader board than No. 39 NC State, No. 44 and host Charleston, plus power 4 conference members Maryland, Miami, Iowa, Minnesota and Penn State.
Olsson played her final eight holes 3-under and played par, or better, golf for the 14th time in 19 rounds this season. She was just one of 12 golfers in the 99-player field to finish the event in red numbers.
Campbell sophomore
Mira Berglund (71-77—148) and freshman
Fanni Gronlund (78-70—148) tied for 32nd at 4-over par. On Tuesday, Gronlund made the turn at 2-over, but birdied four of her final eight holes and collected her fifth round of par, or better, golf this season. Red-shirt junior
Taylah Ellems (76-74—150) tied for 42nd and
Isabella Hahne finished T49 (77-75—152).
FSU's Mirabel Ting, the nation's 3rd-ranked individual, won individual honors (67-66—133) at 11-under par, five shots better than runner-up Jasmine Kahler of Purdue (70-68--138).
As a team, the Camels finished second in the field in par-3 scoring (-2) and fourth with 29 birdies.
Campbell continues its spring season Mar. 21-22 with the City of Oaks Collegiate hosted by NC State at Lonnie Poole GC in Raleigh, N.C.
Briar's Creek Invitational
Golf Club at Briar's Creek | Johns Island, S.C.
Par 72, 6152 Yards | Mar. 10-11, 2025
Final Team Results: 1. Florida State 280-287—567, T2. Purdue 291-290—581, T2. SMU 293-288—581, 4. Campbell 297-288—585, T5. East Carolina 293-293—586, T5. Tulsa 306-280—586, 7. NC State 291-298—589, T8. Kent State 289-301—590, T8. Charleston 293-297—590, T8. Iowa 297-293—590, T11. Maryland 293-299—592, T11. Miami 295-297—592, 13. Old Dominion 303-306—609, T14. Minnesota 308-303—611, T14. Penn State 310-301—611, 16. Furman 312-312—624, 17. Rutgers 315-311—626.
Final Individual Leaders: 1. Mirabel Ting (FSU) 67-66—133, 2. Jasmine Kahler (Purdue) 70-68—138, T3. Lottie Woad (FSU) 67-72—139, T3. Mackenzie Lee (SMU) 70-69—139, T5. Momo Sugiyama (Purdue) 70-70—140, T5. Isabella McCauley (Minnesota) 71-69—140.
Campbell Individuals: T7.
Alicia Olsson 73-69—142, T32.
Mira Berglund 71-77—148, T32.
Fanni Gronlund 78-70—148, T42.
Taylah Ellems 76-74—150, T49.
Isabella Hahne 77-75—152.
The Field (NCAA Ranking): Campbell (49), Charleston (44), East Carolina (93), Florida State (6), Furman (74), Iowa (122), Kent State (64), Maryland (61), Miami (55), Minnesota (54), NC State (39), Old Dominion (104), Penn State (105), Purdue (37), Rutgers (115), SMU (38), Tulsa (77).
The Course – GC at Briar's Creek (Par 72, 6152 yards): An integral part of the Briar's Creek experience is the way golf and the natural environment complement each other. There is no shortage of water, marshes, wetlands and wildlife, along with the occasional bunker, rough, and gently rolling, but quick putting surface. Set on more than 800 acres on scenic Johns Island, this private retreat provides an unhurried lifestyle and world-class golf with no tee times. Precisely designed and skillfully maintained, the Rees Jones masterpiece embraces the rich, low country landscape and vegetation of Johns Island and the Kiawah River.
