Treva Dodd's medalist performance also led the Bulldogs to the team title at the 2025 Dayton Flyer Invitational.
 
Dodd came away with a one-shot victory in the 54-hole event as her Tuesday final round score of three-over 74 bested Ohio State's Mandy Song. The tandem entered the final round tied but Dodd was one shot better Tuesday.
 
Dodd finished the event at five-over 218 after rounds of one-under 70 and 74 Monday and the Tuesday 74 on the 5,854-yard NCR Country Club South Course in Kettering, Ohio.
 
As a team, the Bulldogs held a seven-shot lead after the first 36 holes. Butler was able to hold off Western Michigan and Kennesaw State Tuesday, posting a five-shot victory at 896 (+44). WMU and Kennesaw State tied for second at 901. There were a total of 10 teams in the field.
 
Ashley Freitas climbed several spots on Tuesday's individual leaderboard, finishing in a tie for sixth at 224 (+11). Cybil Stillson tied for 12^th at 226 (+13).
 
The Bulldogs were able to defend their team title after also winning the Dayton Flyer Invitational in 2024.
 
Tuesday's round served as the final competitive 18 for the Bulldogs during the fall portion of their 2025-26 schedule. Butler returns to action Feb. 1-3 in Palm City, Fla., as part of the UNC-Greensboro Advance Partners field.
 
THE BUTLER WOMEN:
1) Treva Dodd, 70-74-74—218 (+5)
T6) Ashley Freitas, 75-75-74—224 (+11)
T12) Cybil Stillson, 74-77-75—226 (+13)
T27) Addi Kooi, 76-75-79—230 (+17)
T31) Samantha Von Rohr (playing as an individual), 72-80-79—231 (+18)
T40) Sophie McGinnis (playing as an individual), 80-81-74—235 (+22)
T61) Kelli Scheck, 87-83-77—247 (+34)
69) Maddie Diedrich (playing as an individual), 87-82-86—255 (+42)