STEPHANIE MEADOW SCORES EIGHTH US COLLEGE CIRCUIT VICTORY

                   STEPHANIE MEADOW ...  Eighth win on US women's college golf circuit

 FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA WOMEN'S GOLF WEBSITE

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Results

WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
 The Alabama women's golf team and senior Stephanie Meadow both won their first tournament championships of the 2013-14 season on Sunday at The Landfall Tradition on the par-72 6,244-yard Country Club of Landfall.
The sixth-ranked Crimson Tide shot 4-over 292 in the final round to complete the wire-to-wire victory with an eight-shot win over No. 5 Duke. Clemson was third, 30 shots back of the Tide, at 33-over 897 while South Carolina (+40, 904) was fourth and Wake Forest (+42, 906) was fifth.
"I was really proud of how this team came together this weekend," Alabama head coach Mic Potter said.
 "Throughout the three rounds this team was able to focus on each shot and not let the results effect what they were trying to accomplish. The Country Club of Landfall is an excellent test of golf against a quality field and I am very pleased with the results."
Meadow, from Jordanstown, Northern Ireland, recorded the eighth medalist honour of her US college golf career to extend her own record. She fired rounds of 70, 71 and 72 to finish off the two-shot win over Duke's Yu Liu. 
Meadow finished the autumn  schedule with a 70.75 scoring average and was nine-under par during her 12 rounds.
Sophomore Emma Talley finished four shots back of Meadow in third place for her second top-10 showing of the fall. She opened with a 1-under 71 and followed it with back-to-back rounds of 73 for her best finish of the year.
The Crimson Tide actually placed five players in the top 11 individually and four in the top 10. Sophomore Janie Jackson completed her best tournament in crimson and white with a 1-under 71 in Sunday's final round to finish seventh at 4-over 220.
Daniela Lendl was one-shot back in a tie for eighth at 5-over 221 after a final-round 76. Hannah Collier also shot 76 on Sunday to finish tied for 11th at 6-over 222. Cammie Gray, who was playing as an individual, shot 77 in the final round.
The Landfall Tradition wrapped up Alabama's autumn schedule. The Crimson Tide will next tee it up in sunny Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, on Feb. 16-18, at the Rio Mar Country Club for the Lady Puerto Rico Classic. 

LEADING INDIVIDUAL TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
213 Stephanie Meadow (Alabama) 70 71 72
215 Yu Liu (Duke) 71 73 73
219 Laetitia Beck (Duke) 73 74 72, Katelyn Dambaugh (South Carolina) 71 73 75, Liz Nabel (Michigan State) 77 74 68
220 Janie Jackson (Alabama) 73 76 71
221 Celine Boutier (Duke) 72 75 74, Ashlan Ramsey (Clemson) 74 69 78.

SELECTED OTHER TOTALS
223 Julie Yang (Oklahoma State) (former Scottish schoolgirls champion while student at Loretto) 75 76 72 (T13)
228 Elizabeth Mallett (North Carolina) (from Sutton Coldfield, England) 75 78 74 (T27)
246 Rachael Taylor (North Carolina State) (Germany-based Scot) 79 84 83 (85th).

LEADING TEAM TOTALS
867 Alabama
875 Duke
897 Clemson
904 South Carolina
906 Wake Forest
910 Michigan State, Arizona
913 Oklahoma State.
17 teams took part