| 8/27/2025 | Women’s Golf BOCA RATON, Fla. – Florida Atlantic women’s golf will compete in eight events as part of the 2025-26 fall and spring schedule, leading up to the American Conference Championship in Brooksville, Florida, next April. Head Coach Heather Bowie Young “I’m excited for this upcoming season. We are returning all five starters from last year’s Conference Championship, and we’ve added two new players who will compete for a starting spot. Our schedule is diverse in terms of the teams we face and the locations we’ll compete in. I’m looking forward to seeing how this group competes. Go Owls !”The Owls will open the season with the first of three fall events on September 29 in Miami at the FIU Pat Bradley Invite. New tournaments hosted by East Carolina in Greenville, North Carolina, and Mercer in Forsyth, Georgia, will complete the fall campaign.Five events are scheduled for the spring, beginning with the CIEE Florida Atlantic Paradise Invitational, February 2-4, at Osprey Point. This is the eighth edition of the event and the first with new title sponsor CIEE, which offers more than 470 study abroad programs in locations all over the world.The Owls will return to Georgia for the Reynolds Lake Oconee Invite Feb. 20-22, where last season, sophomore Charlotte Perkins captured her first collegiate victory. Events hosted by Florida (Mar. 6-8), Arizona State (Mar. 23-25), and Maryland (Apr. 5-6) will lead into the American Conference Championship, Apr. 20-22. Southern Hills Golf Club in Brooksville, Florida will play host for the third consecutive year.NCAA Regionals run May 11-13. The NCAA National Championship (May 22-27) will be contested at Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, Calif., for the third straight year.The Owls return all five starters from the American Conference Championship last season, where they tied for third as a team – the best conference tournament finish in program history. New additions include Keiser University transfer Carolin Alblas and freshman Tina Genoulaz from France. |
