After earning medalist honors at the Fighting Camel Classic, Kaylin Yost of Campbell has been named Big South Conference women’s golfer of the week.

A junior from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Yost won for the second time as a collegian, when she claimed a three-stroke victory Tuesday at Keith Hills Country Club. She made nine birdies and had 36 pars and led the field with a 1-over scoring average on the par-4 holes.

Yost added her individual title to the trophy she won last March at the James Madison Eagle Landing Invitational. Her 217 marked the second-lowest 54-hole tally in the Fighting Camel Classic, which has been held 18 times.

Yost owns the second-lowest scoring average (73.42) among Big South golfers and she leads the conference with four rounds of 70 or better during the 2012-13 campaign.

Soccer

Meredith: Thursday’s 5-1 win against William Peace secured a fourth-place regular-season finish for the Avenging Angels, good for a home-field advantage in the USA South women’s soccer quarterfinals. Meredith will host Piedmont in a 2:30p.m. first-round game Saturday.

Meredith outshot Peace 24-5 with Danielle Lee leading the way with five.

Basketball

Elon women: The Southern Conference has released its preseason coaches and media poll as well as its preseason all-conference team. The Elon women’s basketball team has been selected to finish the season fifth of the 11 teams in both polls, and seniors Kelsey Evans and Ali Ford garnered all-league preseason honors.

Elon men: The Southern Conference released its preseason media and coaches poll as well as the preseason all-conference team. Junior guard Jack Isenbarger was named a preseason all-league selection by the coaches and Elon was tabbed second in the North Division coaches poll with three first-place votes and third in the media poll with two first-place votes.