PALM COAST, Fla. - Camille Short etched her name in the history books by firing a three-round 229 to finish atop the leaderboard at the NCCAA National Championship hosted by Hammock Beach Resorts.

Short became the third NCCAA individual national champion in Grace women's golf history, joining Summer Stillson (2022) and Brett Hanavan (2024). Grace finished the 54-hole event in fourth place with a combined 972.

She opened the tournament with rounds of 77 and 76 to enter the final round in third place, three strokes behind the leader. Her final-round 76 was the second lowest of the day, and vaulted her up the leaderboard into the top spot. She collected one birdie and 12 pars over the final 18 holes.

In addition to medalist honors, she was named an NCCAA All-American for her performance. Fellow junior Trinity Bramer was also named an NCCAA All-American after placing sixth place overall.

Bramer improved across all three rounds. She shot 82 and 80 across the first two rounds before improving her placement by eight spots with a score of 75 over the final 18. It was tied for the lowest single round score in the tournament,

The other three Lancers also all placed in the top-25. Ava Thomas started her national tournament appearance with a mark of 87. She followed that up by shooting consecutive scores of 82.

Abby Wright shot a 256 and Lexi Kelley closed out the scoring with an overall mark of 259.

The NCCAA National Championship was the culmination of the fall season for the Lancers. They will return to play in the spring.