The WashU women’s golf team placed fifth at the 2025 NCAA Division III National Championship May 13-16 at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Virginia, with a team score of 54 over par. Conference rivals Emory University (+16) and Carnegie Mellon University (+29) placed first and second, respectively.

On March 30, sophomore Amy Beanblossom won her first collegiate golf tournament. She posted a round of 5 over par, good enough for third place at the Cardinal Classic in Chicago, Illinois on Monday, April 21. One day later, she teed off, moving up two spots to secure her second collegiate win with a second round score of 72 (E), the only even round for any golfer in the tournament.

The No. 4 WashU women’s golf team placed fourth with a cumulative score of 31 over par at the Deb Jackson Invitational on April 13-14 in Douglassville, Georgia. Senior Sydney Kuo led the Bears, scoring five over par across the two-day tournament to place seventh.

Sophomore Amy Beanblossom won the 2025 University of California, Santa Cruz Invitational with a combined score of 143 strokes (+1) on March 29-30. The No. 4 WashU women’s golf team […]

The No. 3 WashU women’s golf team placed fourth with a combined score of 19 over par at the WashU Spring Invite on March 22 after the second day of the tournament was canceled due to flooding at Crescent Farms Golf Course in Eureka, Missouri. The No. 42 The University of Wisconsin–Stout won the match with a combined team score of 14 over par.

The No. 3 WashU women’s golf team placed second at the Berry Invitational with a combined team score of 612 (+36) strokes on March 10-11 in Statesboro, Georgia. Senior and former All-American Sydney Kuo and junior Tiffany Chan both placed in the top five out of over 100 players, with Kuo tied for third place in shooting 148 (+5) and Chan finishing two strokes behind in fourth.

The No. 3 WashU women’s golf finished its fall season at the biggest tournament of the fall, the 2024 Golfweek October Classic in Destin, Fla. on Oct. 13-15. The 24-team tournament featured a field with many of the top teams in the nation, including University Athletic Association (UAA) rivals No. 1 Emory University and No. 2 Carnegie Mellon University.

“We’re all hungry to redeem ourselves after last year having not been at nationals. We’re going to show up this year and compete against the best teams and show that we deserve to be here.”

Washington University women’s golf’s junior Sydney Kuo won the WashU Spring Invite by two strokes with a score of 145 (one stroke over par) across two rounds on April 6 and 7. Led by Kuo, the No. 11 Washington University women’s golf team finished second, recording a score of 610 (34 strokes over par) on the par 72 course.

Entering the final day of the Golfweek October Classic on Oct. 15-17, junior Sydney Kuo stared down a four stroke gap between her and the leader. Kuo would quickly close that gap, shooting a tournament-low score of 67 (five under par) and placing first by three strokes.