HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Senior Corey Nagy shot an even-par 71 Sunday at Mission Inn Resort & Club and finished two strokes ahead of Charlotte 49ers teammate Olafur Loftsson to become the fifth player to win consecutive Atlantic 10 individual golf titles.

Nagy's 4-under total for three rounds helped the 49ers capture the team title - by 18 strokes over runner-up Richmond - and tie Penn State's record of five straight A-10 championships.

Charlotte finished 11 over, posting lowest round on each of the three days.

"Winning when you're supposed to win is never easy and not something you take for granted, ... " said 49ers coach Adam Pry. "I'm really proud of Corey and it's a great way to end for him."

Charlotte earned an automatic bid to a school-record sixth straight NCAA tournament. Regionals will be played May 20-22 at six sites. The NCAA Championships will be June 1-6 in Chattanooga, Tenn.

From the Charlotte Observer

HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, FL – The Mission Inn Resort & Club hosts boys and girls ages 8 to 18 on the resort’s two award-winning courses for the prestigious Florida Junior Boys’ and Girls’ Invitational Championship, June 30 - July 2, 2010. Junior golfers from around the world will take on the “El Campeon” and “Las Colinas” courses for one of the finest junior golf competitions in the world.

The event is played on both courses and is ranked by the Junior Golf Scoreboard.

“This is an exciting event for Mission Inn,” says Bud Beucher, Vice President and General Manager. “For the past 39 years, we’ve hosted some of the world’s best young golfers. The courses are more challenging than ever and I’m sure we’ll see some outstanding golf action.”