GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Sophomore Jamie Palermo (Santa Fe, N.M.) set a new school record as she claimed third place at the 18th Annual NAIA Women's Golf National Championship on Friday. She finished the tournament as she started, firing an even-par 73 on the final day to finish with a 295 (73-74-75-73; +3). The 72-hole total is the lowest total in William Woods University women's golf history and matches the lowest four-round total for the men's golf team, recorded by J.D. Nash (Dixon, Mo.) in 2010. Her performance was part of the strongest team outing ever at the NAIA National Championship, as the Owls fired a school-record 1224 (303-304-310-307; +56) to take fourth place in the tournament.

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- The William Woods University women's golf team held on to its fourth-place spot on the team leaderboard at the 18th Annual NAIA Women's Golf National Championship, with Jamie Palermo (Santa Fe, N.M.) holding fast at the fifth spot on the individual leaderboard. The Owls carded a team total of 310 (+18) on the day, keeping pace with third-place Shorter University but slipping to nine shots behind current leaders British Columbia. Palermo finished the day with a 75 (+2) and is just three shots behind individual leader Megan Woodland with a three-day total of 222 (73-74-75; +3).

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Despite a ton of movement in both the team and individual standings on the second day of the 20th Annual NAIA Women's Golf National Championship, William Woods University stood pat in fourth place, narrowing the gap to three shots. The Owls posted a team score of 304 on the day for a two-day mark of 607 (+23), trailing leaders British Columbia. Jamie Palermo (Santa Fe, N.M.) also stood pat, firing a 74 for a 36-hole card of 147 (+1), but Lindsey Johnson (Springfield, Mo.) was the big mover on the day, moving up 17 spots in the individual leaderboard. She opened with an eagle on the par-5 first hole to finish with a 4-over 77 and her two-day total of 157 (+11) puts her in a tie for 48th after she began the day tied for 65th.

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Sophomore Jamie Palermo (Santa Fe, N.M.) fired an even-par 73 in the opening round of the 18th Annual NAIA Women's Golf Championship to lead the William Woods University squad to a fourth-place spot after the first day of competition. The Owls posted a team total of 303 (+11) on the day and currently sit just five shots behind leaders Shorter University.