Women's Golf Receives First National Ranking

Women's Golf added to their historic start on Thursday with the announcement of the first NAIA national poll for the 2024-25 season. The Tigers are receiving votes in the poll, sitting outside the Top 25 at No. 34, with five points. It marks the first time in program history that the team has been recognized in the national poll.

With the fall slate complete, the Tigers posted one team victory and two runner-up finishes in six meets. In 12 rounds of golf, the team averaged a 326 team score. Connie Jarm leads the team with a 78.4 average and four Top 5 finishes. Sydney Streeter is second on the team with an 80.6 average and two tournament titles.

Kaitlyn Dumler made her season debut in the final two meets of the fall season and posted an 83.0 average. Tia Phaisan averaged an 84.6 and Payton Morgan averaged an 84.75 to round out the team's top five average scores from the fall.

Play will resume in the spring for the Tigers with the schedule to be announced at a later date.