Tag: Women’s Golf

  • Women’s Golf Posts Second Highest GPA in Division III

    Women’s Golf Posts Second Highest GPA in Division III

    The Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) recently announced its 2022-23 All-Scholar Team GPA Award winners, recognizing the women’s collegiate golf programs with the highest collective average team GPA during the 2022-23 academic year. The Gustavus women’s golf team earned recognition with the second highest cumulative GPA (3.818) in all of NCAA Division III.

  • Six Gusties Named WGCA All-American Scholars

    Six Gusties Named WGCA All-American Scholars

    The 2022-23 Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) announced its All-American Scholar Team earlier in the month, and six Gustavus women’s golfers were recognized with the honor. The six women were of 1,401 collegiate golfers from 378 programs recognized with this prestigious honor.

  • Women’s Golf Places Fifth At Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling

    Normal, Ill. – The Gustavus women’s golf team shot a two-day 665 (+89) to finish fifth at the Illinois Wesleyan University Spring Fling held at Ironwood Golf Course on Saturday and Sunday.  The Gusties shot a 336 on day one and a 329 on day two to earn a top five standing.  DePauw University won…

  • Women’s Golfer Taylor Drenttel Featured On MIAC’s Student-Athlete Spotlight

    Gustavus Adolphus women’s golfer Taylor Drenttel (Eagan, Minn.) has been featured on the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference’s Student-Athlete Spotlight.  The Spotlight highlights student-athletes from across the conference each Tuesday and Thursday. Drenttel, a graduate of Eagan High School, will graduate this spring with degrees in Management and Psychology.  A three-time Academic All-MIAC performer, Drentell carries…

  • Kate Eggers, Sam Falk Named Female Co-Student-Athletes Of The Month

    The Gustavus women’s cross country and golf teams made a splash at their respective conference championships in the month of October and a pair of individuals were instrumental to those successes – junior cross country runner Kate Eggers and first-year golfer Sam Falk. For their positive contributions to their respective teams, the Office of Sports…

  • 2011 Women’s Golf Preview

    Despite losing back-to-back MIAC individual medalist and three time All-American performer Katie Schenfeld due to graduation, Head Coach Scott Moe’s women’s golf team will feature a veteran group of four returners that includes Taylor Drenttel (Eagan, Minn.), Kayleigh Dittes (Eden Prairie, Minn.), Ann Jackson (Fargo, N.D.), and Rikka Holiday (Bozeman, Mont.). The 2010-11 Gusties won…

  • Weather Halts NCAA Women’s Golf Championship, Gusties Place Second

    Severe weather forced the cancellation of Friday’s final round at the 2011 NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Championships held at the Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. Gustavus ended up finishing second for the second consecutive year to Methodist College. Individually, Katie Schenfeld finished in a tie for third place, while Rikka Holiday finished in…

  • Schenfeld’s 76 Helps Women’s Golf Record Low Round of the Day At NCAA Championships

    The Gustavus women’s golf team fired a score of 323, the low team score of the day, and pulled to within 12 shots of first place Methodist heading into the final round of the NCAA Championships, which are being held at Mission Inn Resort in Howie-in-the-Hills, Florida. The Gusties have compiled a 54-hole team score…

  • Schenfeld Has Her Eye On The Prize At NCAA Golf Championships This Week

    Gustavus senior Katie Schenfeld enters this week’s NCAA Women’s Golf Championship as one of the premier golfers in the country. The standout student-athlete from Indianola, Iowa is featured by sports information intern Seth Wisner.

  • Women’s Golf Remains In Second Place at NCAA Championships

    The Gustavus women’s golf team remained in contention for the 2011 NCAA Women’s Golf Championship with a second round total of 333. The Gusties held on to their second place position with a 36-hole total of 322-333-655 and trail first place Methodist (318-319–637) by 18 strokes.