“It’s very appropriate that the seniors went out this way and very appropriate for Ben to birdie the last hole to win the Schenkel,” said Georgia Soutern coach Carter Collins. “It was just a special week all the way around, but this was a complete team victory. We’re very proud of them for everything they put into this tournament – all the emotion that they had to keep control of throughout the week – and for them to finish the way they did just shows how special they are and how much this tournament means to them.” Carr birdied two of his first four holes to start the day but ran into trouble on 10, when he hit his tee shot out of bounds and wound up with a triple bogey. The fifth-year senior promptly birdied the next two holes to climb back into a tie for first, ran off five straight pars and then birdied 18 for the win. “I got off to a really nice start and was 4-under through 6 and then made kind of a sloppy bogey on 7 and 8 and then blasted one out of bounds on 10,” said Carr. “I don’t know where I stood at that point, obviously a couple back, so I figured if I could just keep my head in it and just kind of fall into some birdies the last eight holes, anything can happen. I’m really glad it did.” Mason Williams (T5), Wilson Andress (T7) and Parker Claxton (T7) joined Carr in the top-10, and Hogan Ingram tied for 16th, giving all five Eagles in the lineup this week a top-20 finish. Claxton and Williams each rolled in five birdies today and posted a 70 to lead the team. Andress and Carr each shot 72. The Eagles led the tournament in par-4 scoring, par-5 scoring and birdies with 69. The field featured five teams in the top-50 in the country, according to Golfstat.