Special thanks to the co-hosts of the 2025 SSC Women's Golf Championship...
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Team Champion: Nova Southeastern
Individual Champion: Alisha Rametra, Rollins
All-Tournament Team:
Alisha Rametra, Rollins (1st)
Amelia Ruiz Topali, Lynn (T2nd)
Ariana Carvalho, Nova Southeastern (T2nd)
Carla Alvarez, Rollins (T4th)
Maria Torres-Lobato, Nova Southeastern (T4th)
Lua Pousa Dacasa, Nova Southeastern (T4th)
FULL RESULTS (PDF)
PHOTO ALBUM
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Women's Live Scoring / Pairings
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Tournament Tee Times:
Sun., April 13 (Round 1): Starting at 11:00 AM
Mon., April 14 (Round 2): Starting at 11:00 AM
Tues., April 15 (Round 3): Starting at 10:00 AM
NOTE: Award Ceremony will directly follow Tuesday's round
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Write-Ups
Event Notes
Championship Recap
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Rosters:
Barry
Eckerd
Embry-Riddle
Florida Southern
Lynn
Nova Southeastern
Palm Beach Atlantic
Rollins
Saint Leo
Tampa
Coaches Bios:
BU: Mark Leroux
EC: David Woodrum
ERAU: Maria Lopez
FSC: Robbie Davis
LU: Keith Larson
NSU: Heather Wall
PBA: Tim Graham
RC: Julie Garner
SLU: Lyndsey Bevill
UT: Chris Grace
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Location:
10400 FL-48
Howey-In-The-Hills, Florida 34737
(Google Maps)
Course Information
The University of Tampa, in conjunction with the Greater Orlando Sports Commission and Lake County Tourism, will host the women's championship at the Las Colinas Course at Mission Resort + Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. This year marks the first time the Sunshine State Conference Championship will be played at Mission Resort + Club.
Crafted by the skilled hands of Gary Koch in 1992, Las Colinas, which translates to 'the hills' in Spanish, is an 18-hole championship course that presents a distinctive contrast to El Campeón. It embodies the spirit of an inland links design, gracing golf enthusiasts with its expansive, open fairways and generously sized, undulating greens. Ranked among the top powerhouses on GolfAdvisor in April 2017, Las Colinas is a testament to its exceptional golfing prowess.
Courtesy of Mission Resort + Club
Course Overview | Scorecard
Fan Information
Parents and friends are welcome to follow players throughout the tournament, per NCAA guidelines. Spectators must remain on the cart path and may use carts only if medically required. Spectators who are walking must either stay on the cart paths or in the rough at least 50 yards away from players at all times.
Communication between spectators and players is prohibited and may result in a penalty to the player as it can be seen by a third party (fellow competitor or a coach from another team) as giving advice to the player.
The penalty for a player asking for and/or receiving advice from a spectator is two strokes under rule 8-1.
The definition of advice is "advice is any counsel or suggestion that could influence a player in determining his play, the choice of a club or the method of making a stroke."
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Social Media
Daily Event Postings: Follow the Sunshine State Conference on Twitter & Instagram
Event Hashtag: #SSCgolf
Photo Galleries: Posted following final round
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Rankings:
WGCA Coaches Poll (3/21/25)
T7. Lynn
T7. Nova Southeastern
13. Tampa
15. Rollins
17. Saint Leo
19. Palm Beach Atlantic
RV: Florida Southern
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SSC Tournament Quick Facts...
- The tournament stays at 54-hole format over three days, weather permitting
- 2025 marks the 26th women's tournament for the conference
- Saint Leo claimed its first conference title in 2024, winning at Bayou Country Club. Lynn won the title in 2023 and 2021, and Barry won the SSC championship in 2022.
- 10 women have ended the 54-hole tournament under-par, including Saint Leo's Maya Cote who did it last year: Maya Cote, Saint Leo (-1, 2024), Olivia Gronborg, Nova Southeastern (-3, 2023), Katharina Hesse, Rollins (-1, 2023), Camila Madariaga, Lynn (-1, 2023), Helen Kruezer, Lynn (-2, 2021), Kiira Riihjarvi, Tampa (-4, 2019), Matilda Wahren, Lynn (-1, 2019), Michelle Ruiz, NSU (-6, 2018), Tilda Larsson, Barry (-1, 2018), Nicole Ferre, Barry (-1, 2015).
- The top three-round tournament team scores in SSC history are Lynn with a 12-over in 2023 at Lake Jovita, Nova Southeastern with a 17-over in 2018 at Osprey Point, and Lynn and Barry with 20-over and 21-over, respectively, in 2019 at Lake Jovita.
- The top single-round score for a team in the tournament is Barry's 286 (-2) at RedTail in 2015 and Nova Southeastern's 286 (-2) at Osprey Point in 2018. They are the only under-par rounds by a team in tournament history.
- 30 athletes have at least two Top-5 finishes in the SSC Championship.
- Rollins leads the pack with eight SSC titles, followed by NSU with six. FSC and Lynn both have four and Barry has two.
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SSC Women's National Championship Quick Facts...
- SSC women's golf has won 18 of the last 24 NCAA National Championships and 22 overall.
- SSC teams also finished runners-up in 15 of the last 24 championships.
- Florida Tech claimed the SSC's most recent national title in 2019. It was the first for the Panthers.
- Rollins has won the most national titles in the SSC with nine, including four straight from 2003-06.
- Five active SSC programs have won a national title: Barry (1), FSC (4), Lynn (3), NSU (4), Rollins (9)
- Nova Southeastern's Olivia Gronborg won the 2023 NCAA D2 individual national title.
- 14 women from the SSC have won a combined 16 individual national championships.
- Rollins' Charlotte Campbell and FSC's Jana Peterkova won back-to-back awards in 2003/2004 and 2001/2002, respectively.
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Women's Team National Championships (22)
Barry - 2017
Florida Southern - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007
Florida Tech - 2019
Lynn - 1997, 2013, 2014
Nova Southeastern - 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
Rollins - 1991, 1992, 1994, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2016
Women's Individual National Champions (16)
2023: Olivia Gronborg, Nova Southeastern
2021: Helen Kreuzer, Lynn
2017: Marie Coors, Saint Leo
2014: Louise Manalo - Lynn
2013: Nancy Vergara - Barry
2012: Abbey Gittings - Nova Southeastern
2011: Taylor Collins - Nova Southeastern
2010: Sandra Changkija - Nova Southeastern
2008: Joanna Coe - Rollins
2007: Daniela Iacobelli - Florida Tech
2006: Mariana De Biase - Rollins
2004: Charlotte Campbell - Rollins
2003: Charlotte Campbell - Rollins
2002: Jana Peterkova - Florida Southern
2001: Jana Peterkova - Florida Southern
2000: Lisa Cave - Florida Southern
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NCAA Division II Championship Records: Men & Women
Recent SSC Golf History
The SSC has dominated the national competition in women's golf by winning 18 of the last 24 NCAA National Championships since Division II began its own championship event in 2000. From 1996 to 1999, Division II and III competed in a combined championship. In 15 of the last 24 championships, SSC teams also finished runners-up. Lynn won back-to-back titles in 2013 and 2014. On 12 occasions, SSC teams have finished first and second. Most recently, Lynn and Barry accomplished this feat in 2014. Florida Tech took home the National Championship six years ago, the league's most recent title and 22nd overall in women's golf. Before Florida Tech's title, Barry won it all in 2017. Lynn went back to back in 2013 and 2014 while also winning the championship in 1997. Nova Southeastern won four straight from 2009-12, while Rollins won five national titles between 2003 and 2016. Florida Southern claimed three straight from 2000-02 and one in 2007. For a more in-depth look at the dominance of SSC Women's Golf, click here.
NCAA Championship History
Team and individual champions will represent the SSC at the NCAA Super Regional, Monday, May 5th - Wednesday, May 7th at the Chattahoochee Golf Club in Gainesville, Georgia. The NCAA championship will take place Tuesday, May 13th - Saturday, May 17th at the Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada. The NCAA will announce all championship competitors on Monday, April 28th.
2024 NCAA Postseason
2023-24 SSC Tournament Team Champion: Saint Leo (1st)
2023-24 SSC Tournament Individual Champion: Maya Cote, Saint Leo
2023-24 NCAA Super Regional: Lynn (2nd), Nova Southeastern (5th), Saint Leo (6th), Rollins (7th), Barry (11th)
2023-24 NCAA Tournament - Team Stroke Play: Lynn (4th), Nova Southeastern (11th)
2023-24 NCAA Tournament - Medal Match Play: Lynn (National Quarterfinals)
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