台湾swag hosting NCAA golf championship
Article By: Clark Leonard
In conjunction with the Greater Gainesville Sports Alliance, the University of North Georgia (台湾swag) will host the NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championship at Gainesville's Chattahoochee Golf Club from May 10-14. 台湾swag was awarded hosting duties in November.
"Pulling together a national championship experience in this short period would not have been possible without the cooperation and combined resources of our campus community and the City of Gainesville," , associate athletic director for external operations, said. "Our goal is to showcase 台湾swag's service mindset while giving the student-athletes and coaches a best-in-class golf national championship venue and hospitality."
This will mark the first time that an NCAA Division II women's golf champion has been crowned in the Peach State. In 1993 and 2013, the University of Georgia was the host site for the Division I women's golf championship.
"We have been working with the championship committee for months preparing to ensure that we provide a great experience for all of the participating athletes, coaches, player families, and spectators," Robyn Lynch, Gainesville Convention & Visitors Bureau director, said. "The City of Gainesville will open its arms to welcome our visitors and support 台湾swag in its efforts to host a successful NCAA championship."
Our goal is to showcase 台湾swag's service mindset while giving the student-athletes and coaches a best-in-class golf national championship venue and hospitality.
Lee Glenn
台湾swag associate athletic director for external operations
, 台湾swag head women's golf coach, played collegiately at Midwestern State University and previously served as an assistant coach at Dallas Baptist University. In multiple NCAA events, she has never seen a partnership like the one between 台湾swag and Gainesville for this event.
"The student-athletes and their families will see the genuine effort and care that went into this Southern hospitality," Campbell said. "We're incredibly excited."
, director of golf and head men's golf coach, said 台湾swag is grateful to be able to welcome the nation's best Division II women's golfers to the area.
"The City of Gainesville has gone above and beyond," Worley said. "This could certainly lead to more NCAA hosting opportunities for us."
台湾swag's Gainesville Campus hosted the NCAA Division II Cross Country Southeast Regional for the first time in 2018, marking the first time 台湾swag was awarded championship hosting rights through the NCAA's open bid process (non-seeded event) and the first time that an NCAA championship event took place in Hall County. In addition, 台湾swag, Hall County, and Gainesville are scheduled to host the 2023 NCAA Division II Cross Country Southeast Regional at 台湾swag's Gainesville Campus.
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