Exciting moments from the Jacksonville Women's Golf Tournament at the Jacksonville Golf and Country Club.
Jacksonville, Florida is set to host the Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate featuring the Old Dominion University women’s golf team on March 26-27, 2025. The tournament, taking place at the Jacksonville Golf and Country Club, includes 16 teams competing on a par-72 layout. Old Dominion’s lineup includes several talented players aiming to improve upon last year’s 17th place finish. Coach Scott Schroeder’s long-standing connection with UNF adds to the excitement for this prestigious event.
Jacksonville, Florida, is buzzing with anticipation as the Old Dominion University women’s golf team prepares to compete in the prestigious Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate, scheduled for March 26-27, 2025. This two-day tournament, hosted by the University of North Florida, will take place at the picturesque Jacksonville Golf and Country Club.
The course, a par-72 layout, stretches over an impressive 6,202 yards. Golf enthusiasts can expect to see the players tackling a challenging yet enjoyable design, perfect for showcasing their talents. With an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start on both days, fans can grab their coffee early and settle in for a day filled with thrilling golf action.
Golf lovers will be delighted to know that a total of 16 teams will be competing, not just Old Dominion. The field includes familiar names such as Arkansas State, Austin Peay State, Boise State, and Charlotte, amongst others, making the competition fierce and exciting. Other institutions making their mark include Daytona State, Eastern Kentucky, High Point, Kennesaw State, Sam Houston, South Alabama, ULM, Western Kentucky, and Xavier.
Representing Old Dominion will be a strong lineup comprised of Barbara Car, Lucia Gonzalez, Alina Shchepteva, Puneet Bajwa, and Carley Rudolf. Additionally, Mariana Arronte will compete individually, bringing further strength to the team. As they gear up for this challenge, their experience and talent will surely play a vital role in their quest for success.
Reflecting on last year’s performance, Old Dominion finished in 17th place. Notably, Puneet Bajwa shone bright, tying for 16th place with a solid score of one-under par (215). As the players head back, they are driven to improve upon last year’s results and prove their mettle on the green.
It’s worth mentioning that the University of North Florida’s golf coach, Scott Schroeder, boasts an impressive 23 years of involvement with the program, both as a player and coach. His connection to the team only enhances the competitive spirit of this year’s tournament.
In a recent highlight, senior Brett Schell of North Florida achieved a remarkable hole-in-one using a 9-iron from 183 yards during the General James Hackler Championship. In addition, Schell secured three eagles during the tournament and finished tied for ninth with a score of 5-under-par 211.
As the Ospreys look forward to their next regular-season tournament on April 14-15 at the Lewis Chitengwa Memorial, they’ll be hoping to carry over this momentum into future competitions.
Not to be left out, the Flagler College women’s golf team is currently ranked second nationally, just behind Anderson College of South Carolina. They have been on a roll, winning the recent Emerald Coast Collegiate tournament on March 10-11, and their star players, including Stella Jelinek, Henriette Stranda, and Jordyn Hodgson, are making headlines in national rankings.
As we look ahead in the world of golf, be sure to mark your calendars for the Lynn Invitational starting March 31, as well as the ASUN Championship set for April 22-24 at Kinderlous Forest Golf Club in Valdosta.
The excitement is building in Jacksonville for the Momentum Transportation UNF Collegiate. As the teams gear up for competition, golf fans are in for a treat. Be sure to stay tuned for live stats through Scoreboard during the tournament.
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