Women's golf hires new coach
The University of Richmond's women's golf team is competing this fall under the direction of a new coach.
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The University of Richmond's women's golf team is competing this fall under the direction of a new coach.
Priding itself in a team motto of being better, the women's golf team carries its cohesive energy from the locker room onto the golf course. Its players are sometimes seen making "R" signs with their bodies at tournaments to celebrate a fellow Spider's birdie.
Members of the men's golf team said they hoped to get back into the swing of things as their season comes to a close and they head to the Marshall Invitational this weekend in Huntington, W.Va.
The University of Richmond women's golf team finished 29th during the College of Charleston Invitational tournament in Kiawah Island, S.C., played from Feb. 22 to Feb. 24.
The University of Richmond men's golf team started its 2008-09 season strongly, with two top-five finishes during its first four non-conference tournaments, and continued its success to start the spring season.
The women's golf team will host its annual Spider Fall Invitational at Independence Golf Club in Midlothian, Va., during fall break on Oct. 13 and 14.
Men's golf took 13th during its second tournament of the season at the VCU Shootout earlier this week.
By Taylor Engelson
The University of Richmond women's golf program has never made the NCAA tournament, but this year that could change.