RIDER BRONCS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Rider University's women's golf program competes in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference as part of the Broncs athletic department, representing the 3,693-student institution founded in Lawrenceville, New Jersey in 1865. The program operates on a spring season schedule aligned with NCAA Division I competition standards, developing student-athletes who balance rigorous coursework at the private university with collegiate golf demands. Rider's location in central New Jersey places the program within proximity to numerous regional courses that serve as practice and competitive venues throughout the academic year.

The Broncs women's golf team represents one of Rider's varsity offerings in the MAAC, a conference that spans institutions across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Student-athletes in the program work under coaching staff guidance to compete at the Division I level while maintaining the academic standards expected of university students. The program's spring season structure allows golfers to develop consistency and skill across multiple competitive tournaments while pursuing degrees at an institution with deep roots in American higher education dating back nearly 160 years.

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