The Bulldogs claimed a third-place finish at the Colonel Classic, leaning on Treva Dodd's Top 5 performance.
 
Dodd finished fourth on the individual leaderboard at 11-over 227. She fired rounds of 73 and 79 Monday and a three-over 75 in Tuesday's final round.
 
Butler entered the final round in third place and held that position. The Bulldogs' final-round 305 was a single shot off of the best round of the day. Butler finished at 925 (+61) in the 10-team field.
 
Youngstown State captured the team title at 920 (+56). They were a single shot better than runner-up and host Eastern Kentucky (921). Butler was five shots from the top spot and had a 14-shot cushion over fourth-place Marshall.
 
Neeranuch Prajunpanich of Youngstown State held her 36-hole lead and captured medalist honors by one stroke over Eastern Kentucky's Claira Ramsey Eden. Prajunpanich shot five-over 221 for the 54-hole event at the University Club at Arlington in Richmond, Ky.

Butler's Sophie McGinnis and Kelli Scheck finished in a tie for 13^th at 233 (+17). Freshman Addi Kooi utilized a final-round 76 to climb into a tie for 17^th on the final leaderboard at 234 (+18).
 
The Bulldogs are back in action April 12-13 in West Lafayette, Ind., as part of the field at the Purdue Boilermaker Spring Classic. That serves as the Bulldogs' final event prior to the 2026 BIG EAST Championships at the end of the month.  

THE BUTLER WOMEN: 
4) Treva Dodd, 73-79-75--227 (+11)
T13) Kelli Scheck, 76-80-77--233 (+17)
T13) Sophie McGinnis, 77-79-77--233 (+17)
T17) Addi Kooi, 79-79-76--234 (+18)
T23) Cybil Stillson, 78-79-81--238 (+22)
T30) Ashley Freitas (playing as an individual), 82-79-80--241 (+25)