Bowling Green State University Athletics
Women’s Golf Posts Top-25 Division I Team GPA In 2018-19
July 11, 2019 | Women's Golf
Official Release
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The Bowling Green State University women's golf team was recognized by the Women's Golf Coaches Association on Thursday, July 11. Bowling Green's team GPA ranked 23rd in the country across all Division I schools in 2018-19. Only the Top 25 team GPA's at each level received the honor.
The Falcons posted a 3.698 team GPA in 2018-19, which not only ranked 23rd in the nation, but was the top team GPA in the Mid-American Conference.
Bowling Green has now finished a season in the Top 25 for team GPA a total of three times under head coach Stephanie Young. Furthermore, the Falcons have now earned the recognition in two of the last three seasons. BGSU ranked No. 11 in 2006-07 and No. 15 in 2016-17.
The women's golf program has earned a number of significant academic awards and honors over the past few months. In May, it was announced that the program earned NCAA Public Recognition for the seventh-consecutive year. The recognition comes from ranking among the top 10 percent in the country in the most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR).
Across June and July, four Falcons – Sammi Blackburn, Nichole Cox, Erin Fahey and Jessica Madry – were named WGCA All-American Scholars on top of earning spots on the Academic All-MAC Team. Additionally, on July 10, the MAC named Fahey a Distinguished Scholar-Athlete from the spring sport calendar.
NCAA Women's Golf Division I Top-25 Team GPA's
1. New Mexico – 3.903
2. Coastal Carolina – 3.862
3. California Baptist – 3.831
4. Jacksonville – 3.824
5. Arkansas State – 3.817
6. Detroit Mercy – 3.814
7. North Carolina at Greensboro – 3.800
8. Rutgers – 3.781
9. Gardner-Webb – 3.780
10. East Carolina – 3.770
11. Quinnipiac – 3.759
12. Denver – 3.751
13. Green Bay – 3.744
14. Drake – 3.730
15. Cincinnati – 3.728
16. New Mexico State – 3.720
17. Florida Atlantic – 3.716
18. Illinois State – 3.715
19. Loyola Chicago – 3.714
20. Stanford – 3.709
21. Arkansas – 3.707
22. St. John's – 3.700
23. Bowling Green – 3.698
24. Western Kentucky – 3.695
25. Seton Hall – 3.693
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The Bowling Green State University women's golf team was recognized by the Women's Golf Coaches Association on Thursday, July 11. Bowling Green's team GPA ranked 23rd in the country across all Division I schools in 2018-19. Only the Top 25 team GPA's at each level received the honor.
The Falcons posted a 3.698 team GPA in 2018-19, which not only ranked 23rd in the nation, but was the top team GPA in the Mid-American Conference.
Bowling Green has now finished a season in the Top 25 for team GPA a total of three times under head coach Stephanie Young. Furthermore, the Falcons have now earned the recognition in two of the last three seasons. BGSU ranked No. 11 in 2006-07 and No. 15 in 2016-17.
The women's golf program has earned a number of significant academic awards and honors over the past few months. In May, it was announced that the program earned NCAA Public Recognition for the seventh-consecutive year. The recognition comes from ranking among the top 10 percent in the country in the most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR).
Across June and July, four Falcons – Sammi Blackburn, Nichole Cox, Erin Fahey and Jessica Madry – were named WGCA All-American Scholars on top of earning spots on the Academic All-MAC Team. Additionally, on July 10, the MAC named Fahey a Distinguished Scholar-Athlete from the spring sport calendar.
NCAA Women's Golf Division I Top-25 Team GPA's
1. New Mexico – 3.903
2. Coastal Carolina – 3.862
3. California Baptist – 3.831
4. Jacksonville – 3.824
5. Arkansas State – 3.817
6. Detroit Mercy – 3.814
7. North Carolina at Greensboro – 3.800
8. Rutgers – 3.781
9. Gardner-Webb – 3.780
10. East Carolina – 3.770
11. Quinnipiac – 3.759
12. Denver – 3.751
13. Green Bay – 3.744
14. Drake – 3.730
15. Cincinnati – 3.728
16. New Mexico State – 3.720
17. Florida Atlantic – 3.716
18. Illinois State – 3.715
19. Loyola Chicago – 3.714
20. Stanford – 3.709
21. Arkansas – 3.707
22. St. John's – 3.700
23. Bowling Green – 3.698
24. Western Kentucky – 3.695
25. Seton Hall – 3.693
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