VALDOSTA, Ga. – The ASUN women's golf championship wrapped up on Tuesday, with the Bears capping off the season with a sixth-place finish. Elin Kumlin improved to 13^th on the final day, rising four spots in the standings to lead the way for Central Arkansas.
 
Kumlin fired a 3-over 75 in all three rounds, which allowed her to climb into the top-15 by staying consistent on the course all week. Madison Holmes also finished in the top-20 after a terrific day three, jumping 11 spots after finishing the event with a 2-over 74 to end the event in a tie for 18^th.
 
Camila Moreno finished off her All-Conference Second-Team season with a 23^rd-place finish after capping her championship with a third-round 79. Tania Nunez capped her third round with a 7-over 79 to land in 35^th place in the standings. Carley Whittington came in to play a round, shooting an 82 to round out the scoring.
 
North Florida took home champion's honors, finishing four strokes above second place Kennesaw State. Lipscomb rounds out the top-three, edging out Eastern Kentucky in round three. Kennesaw State's Alizee Vidal claimed individual champions honors, trailed closely by teammate Bella Kil and Lipscomb's Siarra Stout.
 
The Bears finished their first season in the ASUN with the result, placing a pair in the top-20, with multiple golfers that competed returning next season.