Golf for Women -- Florida

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. As a freshman she was named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman Team. Jessica Carafiello became a gold professional and in 2014 she won the Lincoln Women's Met Open Championship.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Portrait of Courtney Darenberg, FAU Owl Women's Golf team 2002.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Anne Fraser ranked as high as 52 nationally in the summer of 2002.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Maria Gutierrez finished second in the 1999 Guatemala National Tournament and was member of 2000 Guatemala National Team that finished first in 2000 Centroamerican Tournament. Maria Gutierrez finished third, individually, at West Palm Beach Junior Tournament.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Portrait of Ashley Hall, FAU Owl Women's Golf team 2002.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Kirby Kendall finished sixth on the team with an 82.9 scoring average. She shot a career-low round of 79 in the opening round of the UCF Invitational. Kirby Kendall finished in a tie for 21st overall at the UCF Invitational.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. In 2002, Jaclyn Lucas began her first season with the Lady Owls after transferring from Monmouth University where she was a two-time team MVP and two-time all-conference selection.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Paige Maltby, FAU Owl Women's Golf team 2002.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. Natalia Navarro is currently a golf instructor at the Jim McLean Golf Center. In 2012, she took second place at the LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals Southeast section championship.

In 2002, FAU Women's golf set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. As of 2013, Heidi von Korff was a PhD student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. She is also a graduate from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering, where she earned a Division 1 golf scholarship for four years.