CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood, Cleveland State University fields its women's golf program within the Horizon League, one of NCAA Division I's mid-major conferences. The Vikings represent an institution established in 1964 that currently serves 14,160 students across its urban campus. As a spring-season program competing at the Division I level, Cleveland State women's golf develops student-athletes who balance rigorous academics with competitive golf throughout the calendar year.

Competing in the Horizon League places Cleveland State among regional competitors across the Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions. The Vikings' program operates with the infrastructure and resources typical of mid-major Division I athletics, providing opportunities for scholarship support and access to competitive tournaments that shape their conference performance. Women's golf at Cleveland State contributes to the university's broader athletic mission while maintaining the academic standards expected of Division I student-athletes competing in spring sports.

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