Isabel Ewers has been named the recipient of the 2025-26 Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) Division II Kim Moore Spirit Award, becoming the first player from Lander women's golf to earn this honor. The award, presented annually since 2005, recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional spirit, positivity, and resilience in the game of golf. Ewers has faced significant challenges, including injuries that affected her early college career, yet has maintained a 4.00 GPA and has helped her team achieve a top-10 national ranking.

By the Numbers
  • Ewers achieved a 74.0 scoring average during the season.
  • She maintained a 4.00 GPA while competing and supporting her teammates.
State of Play
  • Ewers has returned to full competition in the 2025-26 season after recovering from injuries.
  • She was recognized with Second Team All-Peach Belt Conference honors this season.
  • She is an active leader in her program, serving on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
What's Next

Ewers will continue to serve as team captain during the 2026 fall season, further influencing Lander's women's golf program and aiming for continued success on the national stage.

Bottom Line

Isabel Ewers not only exemplifies the spirit of the Kim Moore award but also serves as a role model for resilience and leadership in collegiate athletics, setting a high standard for future Bearcat athletes.