CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Nestled in rural Buies Creek, North Carolina, Campbell University has fielded women's golf since the program's inception in the Coastal Athletic Association, competing in the spring season alongside fellow conference members. Founded in 1887, Campbell's 5,000-student body provides the foundation for a Fighting Camels athletic department that balances academic rigor with competitive Division I-FCS athletics. The women's golf program represents one of the university's offerings in a conference that spans the East Coast from Delaware to South Carolina.

Campbell's women's golfers compete within the Coastal Athletic Association framework, a league known for developing competitive Division I talent across multiple sports. The Fighting Camels operate from their home venue while participating in a spring schedule that tests players against regional and national competition. Like other CAA programs, Campbell women's golf recruits student-athletes who meet both NCAA standards and the university's academic expectations, blending collegiate athletics with the educational mission of an institution established over a century ago.

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COASTAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• College of Charleston (South Carolina) College of Charleston (South Carolina)
• Drexel Dragons
• Elon Phoenix
• Hampton Pirates
• Hofstra Pride
• Monmouth Hawks
• North Carolina A&T State North Carolina A&T State
• Northeastern Huskies
• Stony Brook Stony Brook
• Towson Tigers
• North Carolina Wilmington Seahawks
• William & Mary William & Mary

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