MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE HAWKS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Maryland Eastern Shore women's golf competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference as part of the university's comprehensive athletics program in Princess Anne, Maryland. Founded in 1886, the institution has developed a women's golf presence within Division I competition, with athletes representing the Hawks during the spring season. The program operates from its home venue while competing against fellow MEAC institutions in a conference that spans historically Black colleges and universities across the mid-Atlantic and southeastern regions.

The Hawks participate in a sport that demands precision and consistency across 18-hole competitions and multi-round tournaments throughout the spring schedule. Maryland Eastern Shore's women golfers work within the MEAC framework, a conference established to foster athletic excellence among its member institutions. Competition in collegiate women's golf requires dedication to both technical skill development and mental resilience, as student-athletes balance academic responsibilities with the demands of tournament play that often spans multiple days and various course conditions across different venues.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE

MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONF. WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• Coppin State Eagles
• Delaware State Hornets
• Howard Bison
• Morgan State Bears
• Norfolk State Spartans
• North Carolina Central Eagles
• South Carolina State Bulldogs

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