The West Chester University women's golf team has earned its spot in the NCAA East Regional Championships at Findlay Country Club, marking the first time since 2018-19 and only the second time in program history. The tournament runs from May 4 to May 6, where West Chester will compete as an at-large selection after a strong finish in the PSAC Women's Golf Championships, ultimately placing second behind Gannon. This year, West Chester is one of three teams from the Atlantic Region participating, alongside Gannon and Charleston (W.V.). The Golden Rams have had a successful season, claiming six tournament victories and achieving eight top-three finishes.

By the Numbers
  • West Chester finished the PSAC Championships with a 54-hole score of 946, just eight strokes behind Gannon.
  • The team has achieved six tournament victories in the 2025-26 season.
State of Play
  • West Chester is sending both the men's and women's golf programs to the Regional Championships in the same season for only the second time in history.
  • Hanna Lignell and Fatima Rizvi both tied for fourth in the PSAC Championships, finishing at +18.
What's Next

The Golden Rams will compete in the NCAA East Regional Championships starting May 4, aiming to improve on their last appearance in 2018-19. Following this event, head coach Chris Merce will shift focus to the men's program participating in the Atlantic/East Regional Championships from May 7 to May 9.

Bottom Line

This NCAA appearance reflects West Chester's growth in women鈥檚 golf, indicating a pivotal moment for the program. The team's success not only highlights their competitive spirit but also sets the stage for future opportunities.