CofC Women’s Golf Tees Off in NCAA Regional Today with Highest Seeding Ever
The College of Charleston Women's Golf team is headed to Birdwood Golf Course in Charlottesville, Virginia, from May 5–7 for the NCAA Charlottesville Regional—marking the program’s 11th regional appearance and its highest-ever seeding at No. 7.
The Cougars will square off against a strong field featuring South Carolina, Virginia, Ole Miss, Florida, UCLA, UCF, NC State, BYU, Princeton, Richmond, and Radford. Each of the 12 teams will bring six golfers, all vying for a coveted spot in the 2025 NCAA Women’s Golf National Championship at the prestigious Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California. The top five teams from each region and the lowest-scoring individual not on an advancing team will move on to the championship stage.
Charleston punched its ticket to Charlottesville, capturing a CAA-record sixth conference title on April 13—its third league crown in the last four years.
CAA Golfer of the Year Emma Schimpf leads the charge, joined by fellow standout Molly Hardwick on the All-CAA First Team. Adrian Anderson earned Second Team honors, while longtime head coach Jamie Futrell was named CAA Coach of the Year, further solidifying the Cougars’ reputation as a powerhouse program.
Riding a wave of momentum, Charleston heads into regionals with a mix of experience, elite talent, and strong leadership, well-positioned to make a serious run at the national stage.
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