AUGUSTA, Ga. — UTSA carded an 880 (298-286-296) to win the three-day Insperity Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate by six strokes over host Augusta State on Sunday at Forest Hills Golf Club (par 72/6,248 yards).

The Roadrunners won back-to-back tournaments for the first time in program history and now have been victorious a record three times this season.

UTSA placed three players in the top 10 and all five finished in the top 25 en route to the sixth tournament title in program annals.

"To lead wire-to-wire against this field with Augusta State and Purdue is very impressive," assistant coach Ian Parnaby said. "That second round was one of the best we've played as a team. Coming off our victory in Corpus Christi and a third-place finish here last year, we felt good about our chances this weekend and we're very happy with the result."

The Roadrunners entered the day with a four-stroke lead and the team finished strong with a combined six birdies in its final five holes, including a pair on Nos. 17 and 18 from senior Summer Batiste.

"This group really knows how to finish off rounds and tournaments," Parnaby said. "It's a credit to them being mentally strong and competitive. The team's level of play right now comes as no surprise with all of their hard work, commitment and preparation."

Senior Shannon Jungman and sophomore Fabiola Arriaga led the way for UTSA with a 218, which was good for a third-place tie.

The finish is the highest of Jungman's career and her third top-five finish of the season. She recorded a  74 on the final day to go along with rounds of 73 and 71 and added two birdies to finish with eight in the tournament.

Meanwhile, Arriaga fired a 73 by shooting even-par on 15 holes with a pair of bogeys and a birdie that followed rounds of 75 and 70 en route to posting her fourth top-five mark on the season.

Not far behind was Batiste, who shot even-par 72 for the second consecutive day for a 54-hole score of 219 (75-72-72) to tie for fifth place. The Spring native logged a team-high five birdies in the third round and 12 during the three-day tournament.

The trio in the top five was followed by sophomore Taylor Newlin, whose 226 (75-73-78) was good for 18th place, and junior Paola Valerio, who fired a 228 (78-73-77) to tie for 22nd. Both recorded birdies on No. 1 to help close out their round.

Augusta State took second place for the second consecutive year with an 886 (299-289-298) and No. 31 Purdue finished one stroke behind the Lady Jaguars with an 887 (299-293-295). The Boilermakers were led by individual medalist Paula Reto, who fired a tournament-record 64 on Sunday for a 207 (75-68-64) to win individual medalist honors by 10 strokes.

UTSA will return to the links next week at the Anuenue Spring Break Classic in Kapalua, Hawai'i. The two-day tournament tees off on Monday, March 26.