Both a change in weather and grass await the freshman recruiting class for the Washington University women’s golf team now that each of the three players has journeyed from California to St. Louis. Jessica Wibawa from Encino, Calif., Xin Fang from Menlo Park, Calif., and Samantha Han from San Jose, Calif.

Move over, LeBron, Wade and Bosh. The second-ranked Washington University women’s golf team has a Big Three of its own ready to do some damage in the postseason.

As another week passed, another quality victory came for the No. 3 Washington University women’s golf team. The Bears (304-306, 610) led from beginning to end at the Pat Clouse Invitational in Springfield, Ohio, as they defeated No. 2 DePauw University (316-317, 633) by 23 strokes. Rounding out the top five teams of the competition were No.

The milestones keep coming for the No. 3 Washington University women’s golf team. It was a monumental weekend all around at the Millikin University Fall Classic, as each of the top five places belonged to the Bears en route to two team round scores lower than the record of 300 set the previous week at the Illinois Wesleyan University Fall Classic.

The Washington University women’s golf team continues to set records and break them again. In the first round of the Millikin Fall Classic, the Bears combined to shoot a 292, eight strokes lower than their previous record of 300 set the week before at the Illinois Wesleyan University Fall Classic.

The records keep falling for the No. 7 Washington University women’s golf team. One week after freshman Olivia Lugar broke the single-round record with a 71 at the O’Brien Invitational, junior and previous record-holder Hannah Buck took it right back with a 69 in the first round of the Illinois Wesleyan University Fall Classic.

Junior Hannah Buck set a new school record at the Illinois Wesleyan University Fall Classic, leading the women’s golf team to its third tournament victory of the season.

Faced with a challenge, the No. 7 Washington University women’s golf team responded triumphantly. Wash. U. finished round one of the O’Brien National Invitational 19 strokes off the pace set by No. 1 Methodist University and No. 8 Centre College, but the Bears rallied in round two to move from seventh place up to third. “This tournament is unique.

Junior Hannah Buck finished in eighth place with a score of 158 (80-78), sophomore Allyson Chee came in ninth place one stroke back (77-82) and sophomore Andrea Hibbert shot a 166 (85-81), but it was some new names that led the No. 7 Washington University women’s golf team to victory.

After jumping 11 spots in the Division III women’s golf rankings, from 17th to 6th, the Washington University women’s golf team claimed second place at the University of Illinois-Springfield Prarie Star Shootout, the last tournament of the fall.