2021-22 Women's Golf News
Feature story on Suffolk women's golfer Isabel Smith, curtesy of Suffolk.edu Tony Ferullo of Suffolk University's Public Affairs Office
Suffolk women’s golf closed its 2022 Spring slate on a high note as the Rams captured the Suffolk Invite at the Tekoa Golf Course.
Suffolk women’s golf locked up a second-place performance at the 2022 Northeast Women’s Golf Championships over the weekend at the Edison Club.
Suffolk women’s golf looks to reclaim the Northeast Women’s Golf Conference Championship this weekend when it heads to Rexford, New York, to battle with its conference counterparts at the Edison Club.
Due to hail, thunder and lightening, the Suffolk Invite, hosted by Suffolk women's golf was postponed mid-action Saturday afternoon at the Wintonbury Hills Golf Club.
Suffolk women’s golf will put on its hosting hates for its 2022 Spring opener Saturday, April 9 when the Rams welcome Husson and Westfield State to the Wintonbury Hills Golf Club in Bloomfield, Connecticut for the Suffolk Invite. Tee time is set for 11:50 a.m.
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Ram Nation get your glow on with Suffolk women’s golf as the Rams present a Glow Golf Tournament, Saturday, May 7 at Harmon Boston in Rockland, Massachusetts.
After a successful 2021 fall slate that was highlighted by the capturing the 2021 New England Intercollegiate Golf Association (NEIGA) Championship, the Suffolk women’s golf team looks to carry that momentum into the 202 spring portion of its schedule, which features two events head coach Jay Parker announced Wednesday morning.
Ram Cam: A Rams' eye view of a Suffolk Athletics practice. Ram Nation take the green with Suffolk women's golf senior Madison Scheinberg.
Suffolk women's golf captured its third NEIGA Division III Championship and won the over NEIGA Women's Title at the Captains Golf Course Oct. 17-18-2021. Here's a behind-the-scenes look of the two-day tournament.
Suffolk women’s golf ended its fall season on a high note as the Rams captured the 2021 New England Intercollegiate Golf Association (NEIGA) Championship. The Rams shot a combined 777 over the two-day event at the Captains Golf Course to take home the title.
Suffolk women’s golf looks to reclaim the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association (NEIGA) Championship as the Rams tee-off at the fifth annual regional event at The Captains Golf Course in Brewster, Massachusetts. The blue=and-gold get things going Sunday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m.
Suffolk women’s golf took down Westfield State, 355-455, in a head-to-head match at Shakers Farm Country Club Sunday afternoon.
Following a sixth-place finish at the Cortaca Northeast Invitational last weekend, Suffolk women’s golf turns it’s to Westfield State for a single match day on Sunday, Oct. 3. at Shaker Farms Country Club in Westfield, Massachusetts.
Suffolk women’s golf turned in a sixth-place performance at the two-day Cortaca Northeast Invitational over the weekend in upstate New York.
