GEORGE WASHINGTON REVOLUTIONARIES WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Washington, D.C.'s heart, George Washington University fields its women's golf program within the Atlantic 10 Conference, competing primarily during the spring season. Founded in 1821, the university serves 24,500 students across its urban campus, making GWU one of the nation's largest private institutions. The Revolutionaries compete at the Division I level, representing one of the few collegiate golf programs operating in the nation's capital region where access to quality courses remains limited compared to suburban and rural areas.

George Washington's women's golf program operates within the competitive Atlantic 10 Conference, which includes teams from schools like Dayton, St. Bonaventure, and VCU. As a spring-sport program, the Revolutionaries focus their competitive schedule from late winter through early summer, aligning with the traditional college golf calendar. The program competes under the guidance of its coaching staff as it develops student-athletes who balance Division I athletic demands with academics at a rigorous research institution located near the nation's capital, where networking and internship opportunities extend beyond typical college towns.

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ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

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• Duquesne Duquesne
• Fordham Rams
• George Mason Patriots
• La Salle Explorers
• Loyola University Chicago Ramblers
• Saint Joseph's Hawks
• Saint Louis Billikens
• St. Bonaventure St. Bonaventure
• Dayton Flyers
• Rhode Island Rams
• Richmond Spiders
• Virginia Commonwealth Rams

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