BULLARD, Texas – The Millsaps men's and women's golf programs both competed well at the Eagle's Bluff Intercollegiate on the Eagle's Bluff Country Club, Monday and Tuesday.

Senior Annie Piggott won the event and led the Millsaps women to a fifth-place showing, while classmate Will Danielson and freshman Charlie Berglund each tied for 11th to help the Millsaps men's squad secure third place out of 11 teams. The men's team also tallied its best three-round score of the season at plus-50 (308-298-296—902).

Piggott claimed her third triumph of the season and back-to-back wins after carding two rounds at plus-5 (74-73—147) on the par-71 course with four chip-ins. She was tied for first after her 16th hole in round two, where she birdied the 17th and holed out from 36 yards to card an eagle on her 18th hole. Piggott used the dramatic finish to clear a Mary Hardin-Baylor foe by three strokes.

It is now her fourth collegiate victory as the Lindsay, Ontario, product has absolutely excelled in 2024-25. She has three first-place showings, earned second, third and 23rd in six competitions.
 
Freshman Abigail Cerwick was 13th at plus-19 (81-80—161). Cerwick recorded a tournament low and tied a one-round low of 80.
 
Senior Mallory Noble returned to the course, finishing 42nd at plus-44 (90-96—186). Her classmate Sophia Albasini was 45th at plus-47 (102-87—189). Collectively the Majors claimed fifth out of 10 teams.

On the men's side, freshman Charlie Berglund (74-75-76—225) and senior Will Danielson (79-70-76—225) ended tied for 11th with a three-round score of plus-12.

Sophomore Jason Howe cracked the top 20, tying for 19th (83-75-73—231) at plus-18. His third round plus-2 matched a personal-best 74 shot on a par-72 course earlier in the season.

Freshman Miles Harrison tied for 24th at plus-20 with a new collegiate 54-hole best (80-78-75-233).

Also competing for the Majors well was senior Thomas Arensberg (T-27th, 78-84-72—234) at plus-21, while junior Steven Noack (T-46th, 77-81-87—245) at plus-32.

The women's team will next compete in the FHU Spring Classic at Ross Creek, April 7-8, while the men will return to action at the SAA Golf Championships, April 25-27.
 

THE MAJORS – WOMEN
1) Annie Piggott	74-73—147 (+5)
13) Abigail Cerwick	81-80—161 (+19)
42) Mallory Noble	90-96—186 (+44)
45) Sophia Albasini	102-87—189 (+47)
WOMEN'S TEAM LEADERBOARD
1) No. 28 Mary Hardin-Baylor	318-305—623 (+55)
2) East Texas Baptist	327-310—637 (+69)
3) Hardin-Simmons	329-333—662 (+94)
4) LeTourneau	344-333—677 (+109)
5) Millsaps	347-336—683 (+115)
6) No. 17 (NJCAA I) North Central Texas	356-349—705 (+137)
7) Schreiner	359-351—710 (+142)
8) No. 13 (NJCAA II) Jacksonville (TX)	375-369—744 (+176)
9) No. 24 (NJCAA I) Collin	390-387—777 (+103)
10) Lyon	434-435—857 (+289)
THE MAJORS – MEN
T-11) Will Danielson	79-70-76—225 (+12)
T-11) Charlie Berglund	74-75-76—225 (+12)
T-19) Jason Howe	83-75-73—231 (+18)
T-24) Miles Harrison	80-78-75—233 (+20)
T-27) Thomas Arensberg	78-84-72—234 (+21)
T-46) Steven Noack	77-81-87—245 (+32)
MEN'S TEAM LEADERBOARD
1) LeTourneau (B)	299-288-294—881 (+29)
2) No. 20 (NJCAA II) Jacksonville (TX)	291-289-306—886 (+34)
3) Millsaps	308-298-296—902 (+50)
4) Concordia (TX)	314-301-301—916 (+64)
5) Lyon	312-305-303—920 (+68)
6) East Texas Baptist	306-310-308—924 (+72)
T-7) LeTourneau (C)	310-316-306—932 (+80)
T-7) McMurry	317-309-306—932 (+80)
9) North Central Texas	320-319-316—955 (+103)
10) Collin	320-318-323—961 (+109)
11) Jacksonville (TX) (B)	322-336-319—977 (+125)

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Founded in Jackson, Mississippi in 1890, Millsaps College is a national liberal arts college dedicated to academic excellence, open inquiry and free expression, the exploration of faith to inform vocation and the innovative shaping of the social, economic and cultural progress of our region. Consistently ranked as one of the best values in higher education, Millsaps has been praised by Colleges That Change Lives, The Princeton Review, Forbes Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, The John Templeton Foundation, and The Fiske Guide to Colleges.