MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Bethune-Cookman Women's Golf begins the spring portion of its 2024-25 schedule on Sunday, Feb. 16, with the Wildcats competing in the ASU Soring Classic hosted by fellow Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) member Alabama State at Arrowhead Country Club in Montgomery, Alabama. The two-day, 54-hole event runs through Monday afternoon.
Bethune-Cookman will be joined in this year's field by the host Alabama State Hornets, as well as teams from Southern Indiana, Evansville, Southern (La.), Tennessee State, Savannah State, Chicago State and Edward Waters The tournament is being held at Arrowhead Country Club which will play as a par-72, 6,710-yard layout.
Live scoring for the ASU Spring Classic is available
here.
ABOUT THE COURSE
The official new home course for the SWAC Champion Alabama State University golf program, Arrowhead Country Club in Montgomery, Alabama. Arrowhead Country Club is a full-service private country club serving the Montgomery, Alabama area, offering an 18-hole championship course, tennis complex, Olympic size pool, casual and evening dining and numerous social events throughout the year.

WILDCATS IN THE FIELD
1.
Katie Robinson (Sr.) – American Canyon, Calif.
2.
Kamary Leaf (R-Sr.) – Brownsburg, Ind.
3.
Skylar Kew (Jr.) – Dundas, Ontario
4.
Meeya Marquez (Soph.) – Sherman Oaks, Calif.
5.
Jordan Davis (Jr.) – St. Petersburg, Fla.
Ind. Leiahnni Smith (Jr.) – Lima, Ohio
"It's always exciting to get going in the spring. It always feels like it counts a little more than the fall season."
"We're going to learn a lot about the team we've got this weekend. Watching in the practice round, it seems like everyone's hitting it well. It's good to see that the work we've done has seemingly paid off."
"We've been battling various illnesses for the past month. So, things have been a bit disjointed."
"I'm really looking forward to
Katie Robinson and
Skylar Kew having big spring campaigns. If they do, then we'll be in good shape."
Bethune-Cookman Women's Golf placed
Ashlie Hobbs and
Katie Robinson in the top 25 individual leaderboard Tuesday afternoon as the Wildcats finished fifth in the 11-team field of the
Crusader Invitational presented by CoveRisk at Worcester Country Club. The event was hosted by Holy Cross.
Bethune-Cookman (332-329=661) shot its fourth-lowest team round of the season in Tuesday's second round, allowing the Wildcats to secure their first top five showing of the year. Graduate transfer
Ashlie Hobbs (81-76=157, +17) cut five strokes from Monday's opening 18 holes in order to finish 11th on the final leaderboard. For the native of Cardiff, Wales, it was her second top 15 appearance of the campaign.
Katie Robinson (82-80=162, +22), a senior from American Canyon, California, lowered her first round scorecard by a pair of strokes on Tuesday en route to a tie for 21st in the field. It was the senior's first top 25 finish of the fall season after winning the 2024 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) individual title. Fellow senior
Kamary Leaf (84-85=169, +29) finished tied for 31st in the field of 62. And it was sophomore
Meeya Marquez (85-91=176, +36) firing a career-low two-round total. That was enough for the Los Angeles, California, product to finish 42nd overall.
The final golfer for the Wildcats was junior
Skylar Kew (91-88=179, +39) as the Canadian was able to pull three strokes from her opening round with her second round 88 scorecard in finishing 47th overall.
Siena (308-309=617) took home the team title in the inaugural event, while Merrimack and the host Holy Cross – fielding two teams for the event, claimed second and third, respectively.
Siena's Mackenzie Whitney (73-75=148, +8) was the individual champion, followed by teammate Jillian Barend (73-78=151, +11) and Ava Lucas (78-73=151, +11) of Merrimack in a tie for second.
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