2025-2026 Women's Golf Roster
Biography
Achievements/Awards
- RMAC First Team All Conference, 2026
- RMAC First Team All Conference, 2025
- RMAC Golfer of the Week, 2023
- RMAC First Team All Conference, 2023Â
Year-by-Year
- 2026 | (Spring) Schulz would have a strong showing at the 2026 Women's Palm Valley Classic, carding a 75 and 76. The highlight of the year would come at the second place team finish at the RMAC Championships, Schulz leading her team with scores of 70, 73, and 39 (called in early for weather).Â
- 2025 | (Fall) In a second place team finish, Schulz led her team scoring a 72 and 73. Schulz would also help the Cougars to a fourth place finish at the Westminster Wesatch Invitational, shotting a 77 and 76.Â
- 2024 | (Spring) Schulz took 16th at RMAC Championships as she carded 76, 83, and 71. She also tied for 15th at the Southern Colorado Open with a 71 and 79.Â
- 2023 | (Fall) Schulz claimed a 4th place finish at the Wasatch Invitational as she carded a 78, 75, and 74 to close play as well as her first collegiate hole in one.Â
- 2023 | (Spring) Schulz claimed a top 20 finish at the Pac Classic to help her team to victory with a low score of 75. She claimed a tie for 6th at the Palm Valley Classic with a low round score of 72.Â
Beyond the JerseyÂ
- INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE & WHY | Schulz father inspires her the most because he has always supported every decision that Schulz has made. He showed her that success comes from hard work. He also taught her to always believe in herself.
- FAVORITE CCU MOMENT & WHY | Winning their home tournament. It was her first college tournament and for the team to win was so special especially since it was also Coach Ashlyn’s first year as a coach. She made good memories with her team and learned a lot within the three days.
- OUTSIDE OF SPORTS | Schulz serves in the children’s ministry at church.
- WHY CCU? | She picked CCU because it was a Christian University. The coach and teammates were awesome and CCU is a beautiful campus that she believed that this was the community for her.
- POST COLLEGE DREAMS | She hopes to become an elementary teacher and coach sports for a high school team. Â Â Â Â
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