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Aug. 4, 2004
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The University of Virginia women’s golf team will open its second season at the College of Charleston’s Cougar Fall Classic in September, head coach Jan Mann announced on Tuesday.
The Cavaliers will participate in eight tournaments during the 2004-05 season. UVa will also compete at the 2005 ACC Championship in Charlotte, N.C., in April.
Coming off its inaugural season, Virginia saw action in 10 tournaments, including the ACC Championship. In their first competition swing, the Cavaliers beat intra-state rival Richmond. In tourney action, UVa tackled the nation’s toughest competition. In the fall, Virginia’s highest finish was eighth at the Landfall Tradition. In the spring, the Cavaliers placed seventh at their first ACC Championship. The youthful UVa squad returns six players, including all starters.
2004-05 Virginia Women’s Golf ScheduleFALL
September 13-14, 2004Cougar Fall Classic at Yeaman's HallYeaman's Hall ClubCharleston, S.C.College of Charleston, hostOctober 1-3, 2004Mason Rudolph ChampionshipLegends Club of Tennessee/Ironhorse CourseNashville, Tenn.Vanderbilt University, hostOctober 8-10, 2004Mercedes-Benz Collegiate ChampionshipCherokee Country ClubKnoxville, Tenn.University of Tennessee, hostOctober 29-31,2004ACC/SEC ChallengeSandestin Golf and Beach Resort/Raven Golf CourseSandestin, Fla.Florida State University, hostSPRINGFebruary 20-22, 2005Papa John's Collegiate Golf TournamentDon Shula's Golf Club, Coral Gables, Fla.University of Miami, hostMarch 4-6, 2005SunTrust Lady Gator InvitationalUniversity Course, Gainesville, Fla.University of Florida, hostMarch 11-13, 2005Lady Gamecock ClassicThe University Club, Columbia, S.C.University of South Carolina, hostApril 1-3, 2005Bryan National CollegiateBryan Park/Champions Course, Greensboro, N.C.UNCG and Wake Forest University, hostsApril 15-17, 2005ACC ChampionshipCarmel Country Club, Charlotte, N.C.