CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – After the opening week of the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Golf Spring Season kicked off last week, two ACC teams return to action on Monday, February 10, headlined by league newcomer Stanford, which is coming off a national championship campaign in 2024.
The first week of the women’s golf season saw Florida State earn its first team title of the 2024-25 campaign, while junior Mirabel Ting captured her third medalist honor of the year. The Seminoles took home the Collegiate Invitational at Guadalajara Country Club championship for the second straight season in a field of 11 teams, including three other ACC opponents, and defeated second-place TCU by six strokes. Ting, who won her third championship of the year after finishing as the individual champion at the Folds of Honor Collegiate and the Schooner Fall Classic during the fall of 2024, finished at 12-under, capped off by a third-round 66 (-6). Teammate Lottie Woad captured second place at 6-under (210).
Also in action last week were Duke and North Carolina, as they finished second and third, respectively, at the PDI Intercollegiate in a 17-team field. UNC’s Helen Young carded the best individual finish among the ACC golfers, as she tied for third at 9-under (207).
Stanford begins its spring season at the two-day San Diego State Classic at The Heights Golf Club. The Cardinal open 2025 with three players in the top 25 of the first Scoreboard rankings this season, as Megha Ganne ranks fifth, Meja Örtengren ranks 10th and Paula Martín Sampedro is at No. 17. Stanford looks to become the first repeat national champion since Duke in 2006-07.
Recent Results
January 31-February 1 – Collegiate Invitational at Guadalajara Country Club (11 teams) | Results
Florida State – 1st (854,-10)
Virginia – 3rd (860,+3)
NC State – T-5th (830,+29)
SMU – T5th (893, +29)
Top-10 Individual Finishers:
Mirabel Ting, Florida State – 1st (204, -12), Lottie Woad, Florida State – 2nd (210, -6), Amanda Sambach, Virginia – 3rd (211, -5), Lauren Olivares, NC State – 4th (212, -4), Rebecca Skoler, Virginia – 7th (215, -1), Chloe Schiavone, Virginia – 10th (217, +1)
February 2-3 – PDI Intercollegiate (17 teams) | Results
Duke – 2nd (836, -28)
North Carolina – 3rd (840, -24)
Top 10 Finishers:
Helen Young, North Carolina – T-3rd (207, -9), Megan Streicher, North Carolina – T-7th (208, -8), Andie Smith, Duke – T-7th (208, -8), Katie Li, Duke – T-7th (208, -8)
February 2-4 – Therese Hession Regional Challenge (16 teams) | Results
California – 8th (866, +14)
Miami – 13th (885,+33)
Clemson – 14th (886, +34)
Top-10 Individual Finishers:
Rebekah Gardner, Miami – T-8th (213, E)
February 3-4 – Paradise Invitational (15 teams) | Results
Notre Dame – 10th (877, +13)
Top Finisher:
Faustine Errecade, Notre Dame T-27th (218, +2)
Upcoming Schedule
February 10-11 – San Diego State Classic | Live Scoring
Stanford
February 10-11 – Advance Golf Partners Collegiate | Live Scoring
Virginia Tech
ACC Notes
• The ACC has six teams ranked in the top 25 in the first spring rankings by Scoreboard powered by Clippd (Feb. 5) - No. 1 Stanford, No. 7 Florida State, No. 9 Virginia, No. 12 Wake Forest, No. 16 North Carolina and No. 20 Duke.
• In the most recent Scoreboard powered by Clippd Individual Rankings (Feb. 5), seven ACC players landed in the top 25, including five players in the top 10. The rankings included No. 2 Mirabel Ting (Florida State), No. 5 Megha Ganne (Stanford), No. 6 Carolina Chacarra (Wake Forest), No. 9 Lottie Woad (Florida State), No. 10 Meja Örtengren (Stanford), No. 17 Paula Martín Sampedro (Stanford) and No. 23 Amanda Sambach (Virginia).
• In the final fall Mizuno WGCA Coaches Poll, six ACC teams landed in the top 25 with Stanford holding the No. 1 spot. Following the Cardinal was Virginia (No. 11), Florida State (No. 12), North Carolina (No. 13), Wake Forest (No. 14) and Duke (No. 18). California and Clemson were receiving votes.
• This fall, ACC teams combined to win 12 teams titles, while ACC players claimed 13 individual titles. Stanford took home three team championships this fall, while Miami claimed a pair of team titles. Individually, Florida State’s Mirabel Ting claimed a league-best two medalist honors.
• Seven ACC women’s golf standouts were named to the 2024-25 ANNIKA Award Presented by Stifel Final Fall Watch List, announced by the award committee on November 12. The list of 25 of the nation’s best players includes Florida State’s Mirabel Ting and Lottie Woad, Stanford’s Megha Ganne, Paula Martin Sampedro and Meja Ortengren, North Carolina’s Megan Streicher and Wake Forest’s Carolina Chacarra. The seven players are the second-most among all conferences.
• Battling inclement weather all day long, including a nearly two-hour lightning delay in the morning and just under an hour-long weather delay in the championship match, Wake Forest was crowned the 2024 ACC Women’s Golf Team Champions at Porters Neck Country Club in Wilmington, North Carolina. The team title is the eighth in Wake Forest women’s golf history and the third in the last six years. Championship match play was called due to darkness with all but one match undecided.
• Eight ACC teams earned spots into the NCAA Regionals a season ago, while six teams - Clemson, Duke, Florida State, North Carolina, Virginia and Wake Forest – advanced to the 2024 NCAA Women’s Golf Championship, matching a conference record. The Tigers were the lone ACC representatives to advance to the Match Play quarterfinals.
• ACC newcomer Stanford claimed the 2024 national championship, as the Cardinal earned their second title in the last three seasons.