JULIETTE COFFEY | VIRGINIA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Coffey, a junior from Woodbridge, England, kicked off her 2025 campaign by tying for second place at the Chinatown/SU Invitational hosted by Shenandoah University at Cacapon Resort State Park in Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Coffey, who was the ODAC individual champion during her rookie season in 2023-24, matched Brooke Smith from Catholic University at 6-over par 150 to finish six strokes back of individual medalist Kate Parsons from Marymount University (Va.). Coffey carded six birdies over her two rounds on the par-72 track played at 5,647 yards, posting 75 over each 18-hole set. She birdied the par-3 eighth and par-5 18th holes in round one and followed up in the second round with a second birdie on #18 in addition to three more on the second, fifth, and 16th holes, all set at par-4. Coffey's six birdies were tied with Marymount's Tinleigh Rusher for second-most behind Parsons' seven.

Virginia Wesleyan fielded a pair of squads in the 13-team field representing 11 schools. The Marlins “A” squad placed second overall at 70-over 646 (625-320), 42 shots behind team champion Marymount. VWU's “B” unit finished seventh at 87-over 663 (331-332).

GARNETT HALL | HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
Hall, a sophomore from Richmond, Va., notched his first collegiate individual medal at the Knights Invitational, an individual tournament hosted by Southern Virginia University at the Stoney Creek Course at Wintergreen Resort. Hall finished two strokes clear of Nikko Taggart from SVU at 1-under 143 following 36 holes of competition on the Monacan and Shamokin nines that were each set to pars of 36 and covered 6,713 yards on the 27-hole property. Hall, who led all players in par-4 scoring (3.95) posted three of his tournament second-best seven birdies during round one. He had two on the Monacan nine, birdieing the par-4 sixth and par-5 ninth holes before adding on the par-5 17th hole on the Shamokin nine. Those three birdies led to a 1-under 71 opening round. During his even-par second round, Hall had a colorful front-nine with three bogeys cancelled by three birdies on the second, fourth, and ninth holes. He added one more on the back-nine, again off-setting his lone bogey with a birdie on #14.

Hall was one of 10 Tigers in the field of 57 competitors, which also included eight players from Bridgewater College.

• AVERETT: finished 9th at 96-over 672 (329-343) at the Chinatown/SU Invitational
  • Sophia Marshall placed 14th at 16-over 160 (82-78)
• ROANOKE: finished 13th at 262-over 838 (414-424) at the Chinatown/SU Invitational to mark the first tournament in RC program history
  • Allyson Childs tied for 22nd at 21-over 165 (83-82)
• SHENANDOAH: finished 8th at 88-over 664 (331-333) at the Chinatown/SU Invitational
  • Manon Branfaux placed 12th at 14-over 158 (80-78)

* In collegiate golf, schools have the option to enter multiple iterations of teams in a tournament field. Only a designated “A” team cards an official score towards NCAA rankings and team averages. All individual players competing in a tournament, regardless of team designation, card official rounds towards their official individual scoring averages and NCAA rankings.

• BRIDGEWATER: competed at the all-individual Knights Invitational with eight players in the field
  • Brandon Washburn placed 3rd overall at 2-over 146 (71-75)

* In collegiate golf, schools have the option to enter multiple iterations of teams in a tournament field. Only a designated “A” team cards an official score towards NCAA rankings and team averages. All individual players competing in a tournament, regardless of team designation, card official rounds towards their official individual scoring averages and NCAA rankings.