De Groot, a Coffs Harbour, Australia native, posted nine top 10 finishes in her rookie year and helped lead the Lady Mocs to four team titles. She won the Samford University Intercollegiate in mid-March and followed it gaining medalist honors at the inaugural Larry Nelson Invitational hosted by
She closed out the season as the league’s top golfer with a 73.43 stroke average. She notched her best round, a 68, on the final day of the Samford Intercollegiate and posted 69 in the second round of the Suntrust Lady Gator Invitational in
Wolf, an Igls, Austria native, fired a three-round 8-over par in Chattanooga’s first-ever appearance in the Southern Conference tournament to finish tied for third place. Through 28 rounds this season, she had a 76.11 stroke average and had five top 10 finishes with three more in the top 15. Her best finish was second in the Larry Nelson Invitational at the Chateau Elan Resort in Braselton, Ga., behind teammate de Groot. Her low round on the year was a 70 recorded in the second round of the Hawkeye Invitational hosted by the
The pair led the Lady Mocs to a fifth place finish in the Southern Conference Championships after an incredible first year representing
Player of the Year
Freshmen of the Year
Coach of the Year
All-Conference
Steffi Kirchmayr,
Emma de Groot, Chattanooga
Christine Wolf,
Danielle Mills, Elon
Samantha Widmer, Elon
Jaclyn Hilea, Furman
Stefanie Kenoyer, Furman
Blair Lamb, Furman
Ashley Mylton, UNC
Desiree Karlsson,
