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History of Hatter Women's Golf
Stetson Women's Golf Records & History
Explore the history of Stetson Women's Golf, from the beginning of Division I competition and conference championships to record-setting performances, postseason appearances, award winners and generations of Hatters who have helped shape the program.
Program At A Glance
DIVISION I SINCE 1985-86   |   3 ASUN CHAMPIONSHIPS   |   4 ASUN GOLFER OF THE YEAR AWARDS
ASUN Champions: 2009 • 2010 • 2011   |   3 ASUN Freshman of the Year Awards   |   Program-record four All-ASUN selections in 2026
Complete Historical Record
Stetson Women's Golf Record Book
The complete Stetson Women's Golf record book includes team and individual scoring records, championship history, season and career scoring averages, conference honors and historical records dating back to the program's early Division I era.
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Record Book
Record Book Leaders
Team Records
Low Single Round: 282 — 2024 ASUN Championship
Low Two-Round Total: 583 — 2017 FAU Fall Invitational
Low Three-Round Total: 856 — 2019 Pat Bradley Invitational
Low Tournament Average: 285.3 — 2019 Pat Bradley Invitational
Low Season Average: 293.14 — 2019-20
Individual Records
Low Single Round: 66 — Giulia Vandenberg, Isaki Sakashita
Low Two-Round Total: 139 — Erikah Neger
Low Three-Round Total: 210 — Alexandria Buelow, Isaki Sakashita
Low Tournament Average: 69.5 — Erikah Neger
Low Season Average: 72.38 — Alexandria Buelow
Low Career Average: 73.05 — Alexandria Buelow
Archives
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All-Time Schedules
View schedules and results from past Stetson Women's Golf seasons.
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All-Time Roster
Browse the student-athletes who have represented Stetson Women's Golf.
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Coaching History
Explore the coaches who have guided the Hatters through the years.
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Season Statistics
Access statistics from past Stetson Women's Golf seasons.
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Season Archives
Women's Golf Statistics
Recent Seasons
2010s
2000s
Historical Records
Archived media guides and statistical records document Stetson Women's Golf results and individual statistics throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
1999-2000
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1993-94
Championship History
Three-Time ASUN Champions
2009   •   2010   •   2011
The Hatters captured three consecutive conference championships during one of the most successful stretches in program history, advancing to NCAA Regional competition following each title.
Through The Years
Program Milestones
1985-86 Stetson Women's Golf begins competition at the NCAA Division I level.
1991 Christine Ridenour, Kim Goldstrohm and Kristi Richardson earn All-ASUN honors.
1993-94 Christine Ridenour posts a 77.17 season scoring average and finishes her career with an 82.81 average, both program records at the time.
Kim Goldstrohm records a then-record 72 and a 223 three-round total during the 1993 fall season.
2001 Emily Peetrons becomes Stetson's first ASUN All-Freshman Team selection as the conference introduces the honor.
2003-04 Samantha Maust leads the Hatters with a 77.8 scoring average and eight Top-20 finishes while earning First Team All-ASUN honors.
2009 Stetson captures its first ASUN Championship and advances to the NCAA East Regional.
Danielle Jackson earns championship medalist honors and Lauren Cate is named ASUN Freshman of the Year.
2010 The Hatters repeat as ASUN champions and return to the NCAA East Regional as Alexandria Buelow earns both ASUN Golfer of the Year and Freshman of the Year honors.
2011 Stetson completes its ASUN Championship three-peat. Buelow earns her second consecutive Golfer of the Year award and captures ASUN Championship medalist honors.
2012 Buelow earns her third consecutive ASUN Golfer of the Year award and establishes the program's single-season scoring-average record at 72.38.
2015 Giulia Vandenberg fires a program-record 66 at the GolfWeek Program Challenge.
2017 Stetson posts a program-record 583 over two rounds at the FAU Fall Invitational.
2018 Carolin Schart earns ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors, becoming the second Hatter to receive the award.
2019 The Hatters establish the three-round team scoring record with an 856 at the Pat Bradley Invitational.
2019-20 Stetson records a program-best 293.14 team scoring average during the COVID-shortened season.
2024 The Hatters fire a program-record team round of 282 during the second round of the ASUN Championship.
2025 Isaki Sakashita earns ASUN Freshman of the Year and First Team All-ASUN honors while tying the program's single-round record with a 66.
2026 Sakashita earns ASUN Golfer of the Year and First Team All-ASUN honors, advances to NCAA Regional competition as an individual and helps lead a program-record four Hatters onto the All-ASUN teams.
Program Honors
Honors & Award Winners
ASUN Major Awards
Golfer of the Year 4
Freshman of the Year 3
Coach of the Year 3
Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2
Championship Medalists 2
All-Conference Honors
First Team All-ASUN 23
Second Team All-ASUN 15
Third Team All-ASUN 1
All-Freshman Team 14
Academic All-ASUN 14
ASUN Golfer of the Week 27
Complete Award History
View every Stetson Women's Golf major award winner, All-ASUN selection, academic honoree and conference weekly or monthly award recipient.
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Most Decorated Hatter
Alexandria Buelow — 11 ASUN Major, Postseason & Academic Honors
Buelow's conference résumé includes three ASUN Golfer of the Year awards, Freshman of the Year, Scholar-Athlete of the Year, an ASUN Championship medalist honor, three First Team All-ASUN selections, All-Freshman honors and Academic All-ASUN recognition. She also earned three ASUN Golfer of the Month awards during her career.
Recent History
2025-26 Season
Stetson continued its rise in 2025-26 as Isaki Sakashita was named ASUN Golfer of the Year and earned First Team All-ASUN honors for the second consecutive season. Ailsa Brannock, Filippa Jansson and Julieta Oviedo earned Second Team All-ASUN honors, giving the Hatters a program-record four all-conference selections. Sakashita also advanced to NCAA Regional competition as an individual.
Records are updated through the conclusion of the 2025-26 season. Historical records have been compiled from Stetson Athletics media guides, season statistics and archived program materials. For corrections or additional historical information, contact Stetson Athletics Communications.