SEATTLE - Seattle U women's golf announced their 2024-25 schedule, beginning with the Leadership & Golf Invitational in University Place, Washington on September 16. Seattle U will look to build off another strong season, with the Redhawks winning the 2023-24 WAC Championships and advancing to NCAA Regionals.
"Michelle [Duan] and I are both excited to share our 2024-25 schedules," said head coach Marc Chandonnet. "We believe they give us the opportunity to really prepare our teams once again for postseason play. We're very excited to once again be hosting events here in the Pacific Northwest and hope that our friends, families, and alumni will come out and support the Redhawks."
The Leadership & Golf Invitational is one of two tournaments hosted by the Redhawks this season. Seattle U will also host the Harbottle Invitational in Tacoma, beginning September 30.
The Redhawks first tournament away from home will be the Eastern Washington Invitational, a two-day tournament in Worley, Idaho beginning September 22. Seattle U will also take part in the Portland State Invitational, beginning October 14 in Portland; the Utah Valley Invitational, beginning February 3 in Litchfield Park, Arizona; and the Mountain Classic Match Play, beginning February 10 in Palm Desert, California.
Seattle U's season will continue with the UC Davis Invitational, held February 24 and 25 in Sacramento, California. The Redhawks head to Sedona, Arizona for the Red Rocks Invitational beginning March 15, then compete in the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Maui beginning March 24. The final regular season tune up will come on April 7-9 at the Chevron Silverado Showdown in Napa, California.
This year's WAC Championships begin April 14 in Litchfield Park, Arizona. There, the Redhawks will look to defend their 2023-24 crown, the first WAC championship in program history.
"Michelle [Duan] and I are both excited to share our 2024-25 schedules," said head coach Marc Chandonnet. "We believe they give us the opportunity to really prepare our teams once again for postseason play. We're very excited to once again be hosting events here in the Pacific Northwest and hope that our friends, families, and alumni will come out and support the Redhawks."
The Leadership & Golf Invitational is one of two tournaments hosted by the Redhawks this season. Seattle U will also host the Harbottle Invitational in Tacoma, beginning September 30.
The Redhawks first tournament away from home will be the Eastern Washington Invitational, a two-day tournament in Worley, Idaho beginning September 22. Seattle U will also take part in the Portland State Invitational, beginning October 14 in Portland; the Utah Valley Invitational, beginning February 3 in Litchfield Park, Arizona; and the Mountain Classic Match Play, beginning February 10 in Palm Desert, California.
Seattle U's season will continue with the UC Davis Invitational, held February 24 and 25 in Sacramento, California. The Redhawks head to Sedona, Arizona for the Red Rocks Invitational beginning March 15, then compete in the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Maui beginning March 24. The final regular season tune up will come on April 7-9 at the Chevron Silverado Showdown in Napa, California.
This year's WAC Championships begin April 14 in Litchfield Park, Arizona. There, the Redhawks will look to defend their 2023-24 crown, the first WAC championship in program history.
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