JAMES MADISON DUKES WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

James Madison University's women's golf program represents one of Virginia's competitive collegiate athletic initiatives at the Harrisonburg campus, which enrolls 22,224 students across all disciplines. The Dukes compete in the Sun Belt Conference during the spring season, positioning themselves within one of the nation's most geographically diverse athletic conferences. James Madison was established in 1908, giving the institution more than a century of athletic tradition as it has grown into a comprehensive Division I-FBS university.

The women's golf program operates within the broader James Madison athletics ecosystem, competing against regional and national opponents throughout the spring schedule. Sun Belt Conference membership places the Dukes in competition with programs across multiple states, from Arkansas to Georgia to Louisiana, requiring significant travel logistics and schedule flexibility. As part of a mid-sized state university system, the program balances competitive ambitions with the institutional resources available to mid-major conference athletics, where consistency in recruiting and development becomes essential to tournament performance and conference standing.

KEY FACTS

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SUN BELT CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• Appalachian State Mountaineers
• Arkansas State Red Wolves
• Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
• Georgia Southern Eagles
• Georgia State Panthers
• Marshall Thundering Herd
• Old Dominion Monarchs
• Texas State Bobcats
• Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles
• Troy Trojans
• Louisiana at Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
• Louisiana Monroe Warhawks
• South Alabama Jaguars

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