The Bulldogs climbed two positions on the leaderboard in the final round of the Don Benbow Spring Invitational, which Butler hosted in Florida.
 
Butler moved from eighth into sixth place Tuesday.
 
Kelli Scheck also made a Tuesday move as her three-over 75 moved her into a tie for 11^th at 155 (+11). She started the day in 30^th. She was the top finisher for the Bulldogs, who also saw Cybil Stillson and Katie Steinman post Top 20 performances.
 
Scheck's Tuesday scorecard included four birdies on the par-72, 6,297-yard Ardea Country Club south course in Oldsmar, Fla.
 
Quinnipiac's Leeyen Peralta took individual medalist honors at two-over 146. Western Michigan won the event with a total of 608 (+32). Butler's 36-hole total came in at 632 (+56). There were a total of 16 teams in the field.
 
THE BULLDOGS:
 
T11) Kelli Scheck, 80-75--155 (+11)
T14) Cybil Stillson, 79-77--156 (+12)
T20) Katie Steinman, 79-79--158 (+14)
T41) Ashley Freitas, 83-80--163 (+19)
T55) Madalin Small, 83-82--165 (+21)
T60) Sophie McGinnis (playing as an individual), 80-87--167 (+23)

The tournament is named in honor of the late Don Benbow, who was inducted into the Butler Athletics Hall of Fame for his contributions as a standout football student-athlete, golf and football coach, and his time at Butler as an athletics administrator.
 
The Bulldogs return to action next week with the Western Kentucky Invitational, which will also be hosted in the Tampa area.