HAMPTON PIRATES WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Hampton University's women's golf program competes at the Division I level within the Coastal Athletic Association, representing a student body of 4,243 at the historically Black institution established in 1861 in Hampton, Virginia. Operating as a spring-season sport, the Pirates bring competitive golf to the Mid-Atlantic region while maintaining the athletic traditions of a university with deep roots in American higher education dating back more than 160 years.

Competing within the CAA conference structure, Hampton's women's golfers participate in one of the Atlantic Coast's most competitive athletic environments. The program trains and competes during the traditional spring season typical of NCAA Division I women's golf, allowing student-athletes to balance their academic responsibilities with their athletic pursuits. As part of Hampton University's broader athletic department, the women's golf team represents the Pirates across regional and conference tournaments throughout the spring months.

The program operates within the context of Hampton University's broader D1-FCS athletics portfolio in the Coastal Athletic Association, where the Pirates pursue competitive excellence across multiple sports while maintaining the institution's commitment to academic achievement and athletic development since its founding in 1861.

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COASTAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• Campbell Fighting Camels
• College of Charleston (South Carolina) College of Charleston (South Carolina)
• Drexel Dragons
• Elon Phoenix
• 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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