Ariel Chang of the University of Detroit Mercy has been recognized for her exceptional performance in women's golf, earning First Team All-League honors from the Horizon League. This season marks her third All-Conference award, solidifying her place in the school's history as only the fifth player to achieve this. Chang led her team with an average score of 77.0 and had key placements, including tying for first at the Horizon League Championship. Additionally, junior Gabriella Tapp was awarded the Co-Sportsmanship Award for her positive attitude and contributions, serving on multiple athlete advisory committees.

By the Numbers
  • Ariel Chang holds a career average of 76.05 over 58 rounds, the best in school history.
  • Chang recorded three top-20 finishes and two top-five performances this season, including a tie for first at the Horizon League Championship with a 229 (75-74-80).
State of Play
  • Ariel Chang concluded her collegiate career with impressive accolades and statistics.
  • Gabriella Tapp continues to demonstrate leadership and sportsmanship on and off the course.
What's Next

With Chang graduating, the Titans will need to build on her legacy and find a new leader. The recognition of Tapp hints at a bright future for the program, given her continued development and involvement in athletics.

Bottom Line

The achievements of Ariel Chang and Gabriella Tapp reflect the growing success of the Detroit Mercy women's golf program, setting a high bar for incoming talent and future competitions. Their accomplishments illustrate the importance of both performance and sportsmanship in collegiate athletics.