Final Team Results
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DALLAS (SMU) – SMU closed out its fall season and finished fifth with a 54-hole total of 35-over 899 at the Trinity Forest Invitational, which was played at their home course, Trinity Forest Golf Club. The Mustangs shot 12-over-par 300 in Tuesday's final round. Sophomore Kennedy Pedigo claimed a top-10 finish.

"It's so fun to host a tournament at such a great facility as Trinity Forest Golf Club," said Head Coach Jeanne Sutherland. "We did a nice job of battling in today's winds. We gave a ton of shots back with our putters all week, so we know what our focus will be in the offseason. We are young and hard-working so we have the capacity to keep moving up the rankings, but we're going to have to make fewer mistakes to do it. I have great faith that this group will figure it out."

Seven out of the 12 teams, including SMU, which competed this week were ranked in the top-58 by Golfstat. 

Pedigo shot a 6-over 222 to move up the leaderboard and tie for 10th. The Fort Worth, Texas native posted two birdies and an eagle on hole 1 to finish one-over on the day. She tallied five birdies over the course of the tournament.

Senior Brigitte Dunne carded an 8-over 224 and tied for 16th. Dunne led the Mustangs heading into the final round after carding a 3-over 147 on Monday. The California native posted five birdies throughout the tournament with an eagle on hole 1 to start the second round.

Sophomore Lauren Chappell (+10, 226, T24), junior Ana Paula Ramirez (+17, 233, 48th) and sophomore Sophie DiGesualdo (+23, 239, T56) rounded out SMU's scorecard.

Freshmen Serena Shah (+14, 230, T42) and Katie James (+24, 240, 59th) competed as individuals for SMU.

No. 18 Illinois took home the team title after shooting 8-over 872, and Ellie Slama from Oregon State claimed the individual title after carding 2-under 214.

Live results are posted on Golfstat.com. Here's a look at the team leaderboard.
1. #18 Illinois (+8, 872)
2. #40 Tennessee (+17, 881)
3. #25 Oregon State (+26, 890)
4. #43 Colorado (+32, 896)
5.  #42 SMU (+35, 899)
T6. #73 UTSA (+37, 901)
T6.  #58 Kansas (+37, 901)
8. #93 North Texas (+38, 902)
9.  #108 Kansas State (+45, 909)
11. DBU (+46, 910)
10. #105 Chattanooga (+47, 911)
12.  #54 Kentucky (+60, 924)


WHAT'S NEXT
SMU has completed its fall season and has a nearly four-month break before returning to competition at the UCF Challenge, which runs Feb. 3-5 in Orlando, Fla.