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NCAA Division III women's golf championship

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Collegiate golf competition

Golf tournament
NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships
Tournament information
Location2025:Williamsburg, Virginia
Established2000
Course2025:Kingsmill Resort
Par2025: 72
Length2025: 5,820 yards (5,320 m)
FormatStroke play, 72 holes
Month playedMay
Current champion
Team:Emory
Individual:Carys Code (Emory)

TheNCAA Division III Women'sGolf Championships, played in May, are the annual competitions in women's collegiate golf for individuals and teams from universities inDivision III. It is astroke play team competition with an additional individual award.[1]

A combinedDivision II and Division III championship was held from 1996 to 1999, splitting into separate championships starting in 2000.[2]

The most successful program, by far, has beenMethodist, who have won 17 national titles, 15 of which were won consecutively between 1998 and 2012. The current champions areEmory, who won their second championship in 2025.

Results

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Divisions II and III combined (1996–1999)

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YearSite
(Host team)		ParTeam championshipIndividual championship
ChampionScoreRunner-upScoreChampionScore
1996Allendale, MI
(Grand Valley State)		72
(288)		Methodist1,286Rollins1,287Shanna Nagy
(Florida Southern)		313
(+25)
1997Winter Park, FL
(Rollins)		73
(292)		Lynn1,292Methodist1,318Zoe Grimbeek
(Lynn)		315
(+23)
1998Allendale, MI
(Grand Valley State)		72
(288)		Methodist1,254Florida Southern1,259Shanna Nagy
(Florida Southern)		301
(+13)
1999–72
(288)		Methodist1,282Florida Southern1,285Lisa Cave
(Florida Southern)		313
(+25)

Division III only (2000–present)

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YearSite
(Host team)		ParTeam championshipIndividual championship
ChampionScoreRunner-upScoreChampionScore
2000Bloomington, IL
(Illinois Wesleyan)		72
(288)		Methodist1,285Concordia–Moorhead1,336Stacey Smith
(Methodist)		316
(+28)
2001Decatur, IL
(Millikin)		72
(288)		Methodist1,214Concordia–Moorhead1,264Carol Brogan
(Methodist)		294
(+6)
2002South Hadley, MA
(Mount Holyoke)		72
(288)		Methodist1,310Mary Hardin-Baylor1,341Lynn Thompson
(Thomas More)		312
(+24)
2003Green Lake, WI73
(292)		Methodist1,295Mary Hardin-Baylor1,348Stefanie Simmerman
(Saint Mary's–IN)		315
(+23)
200473
(292)		Methodist1,303Mary Hardin-Baylor1,305Brittany Cary
(McMurry)		314
(+22)
2005Southern Pines, NC72
(288)		Methodist1,272Mary Hardin-Baylor1,284Charlotte Williams
(Methodist)		304
(+16)
2006Howey-in-the-Hills, FL73
(292)		Methodist1,240Gustavus Adolphus1,316308
(+16)
200773
(292)		Methodist1,215DePauw1,303Katie Dick
(Methodist)		296
(+4)
2008Waverly, IA
(Wartburg)		72
(288)		Methodist1,219DePauw1,258Susan Martin
(Methodist)		294
(+6)
2009Port St. Lucie, FL72
(288)		Methodist1,257Wisconsin–Stevens Point1,282294
(+6)
2010Howey-in-the-Hills, FL73
(292)		Methodist1,282Gustavus Adolphus1,301Jessica Urban
(Wisconsin–Stevens Point)		313
(+21)
201173 †
(219)		Methodist966Gustavus Adolphus978Paige Caldwell
(Methodist)		232
(+13)
2012Angola, IN
(Trine)		72
(288)		Methodist1,242DePauw1,248Catherine Wagner
(Wisconsin–Eau Claire)		302
(+14)
2013Miramar Beach, FL72
(288)		Mary Hardin-Baylor1,239Texas–Tyler1,247Laura Lindsey
(Texas–Tyler)		296
(+8)
2014Howey-in-the-Hills, FL72
(288)		Rhodes1,256Mary Hardin-Baylor1,280Georgiana Salant
(Williams)		303
(+15)
2015[3]72
(288)		Williams1,264Wittenberg1,281McKenzie Ralston
(Mary Hardin-Baylor)		301
(+13)
2016Houston, TX72 †
(216)		Rhodes904Texas–Tyler919Caroline Ordian
(Redlands)		218
(+2)
201772
(288)		Rhodes1,217George Fox1,219Christina Herbert
(Bridgewater)		295
(+5)
2018Howey-in-the-Hills, FL73
(292)		Claremont-Mudd-Scripps1,261Williams1,261Margaret Loncki
(Claremont-Mudd-Scripps)		303
(+11)
2019Houston, TX72
(288)		NYU1,217Williams1,222Cordelia Chan
(Williams College)		296
(+8)
2020Cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2021East Lansing, MI72
(288)		Methodist1,231Carnegie Mellon1,236Makensie Toole
(George Fox)		291
(+3)
2022Houston, TX72
(288)		Emory1,175Redlands1,201Ellen Dong
(Emory)		289
(+1)
2023Howey-in-the-Hills, FL73 †
(219)		George Fox933Washington (MO)938Annie Mascot
(Washington (MO))		224
(+5)
2024Nicholasville, KY72
(288)		Carnegie Mellon1,187Emory1,201Alison Takamiya
(George Fox)		288
(E)
2025Williamsburg, VA72
(288)		Emory1,168Carnegie Mellon1,181Carys Code
(Emory)		285
(−3)
  • †Only three of the four scheduled rounds were played

Multiple winners

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Team

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The following schools have won more than one team championship:

  • 17: Methodist
  • 3: Rhodes
  • 2: Emory

Individual champion

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The following women have won more than one individual championship:

  • 2: Susan Martin, Shanna Nagy, Charlotte Williams

Individual champion's school

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The following schools have produced more than one individual champion:

  • 8 champions: Methodist
  • 3 champions: Florida Southern
  • 2 champions: Emory, Williams, George Fox

See also

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References

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  1. ^"NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championship Records Book"(PDF). NCAA. RetrievedJanuary 1, 2025.
  2. ^"NCAA Division II/III Women's Golf Championship Results"(PDF). NCAA. RetrievedJanuary 18, 2016.
  3. ^"Williams gets its first national title by topping Wittenberg by 17 strokes". NCAA. RetrievedJanuary 18, 2016.

External links

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