SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Wofford women's golfer Becca Earl claimed the individual title at the 2018 Terrier Intercollegiate at the Country Club of Spartanburg on Tuesday afternoon, shooting even par for the tournament. 

As a team, High Point took first place, shooting 34-over-par (610) to hold off Winthrop and USC Upstate, which both shot 36-over-par (612). The Terriers finished 12th overall, shooting a 312 on Monday and a 323 on Tuesday (+59).

Earl, a freshman from Essex, England, followed up her round-one 71 by shooting a 1-over-par 73 on Tuesday, claiming the individual title by two strokes. Earl's first-round 71 tied for the lowest individual score of the tournament (Madeline Davis, Samford). The newcomer's second round featured three birdies and was highlighted by an eagle on hole No. 16, ultimately propelling her to the individual title over Georgia Southern's Ella Ofstedahl (+2) and Samford's Madeline Davis (+2).

Sophomore Anna Eddy finished tied for 34th, birdieing hole No. 6 to finish 7-over-par for the day. Emma King and Grace Massengill rounded out the scoring for Wofford, totaling 166 and 167, respectively. 

Tuesday's competition marks the last tournament of the fall season for Wofford. The Terriers will return to action in February when they compete in the Oyster Shuck Match Play tournament.