SEATTLE - The Seattle University Redhawks announced three signees for the 2025-26 season. Zoe Rubichon, Jemima Baldwin, and Blayne Brown will all join the Redhawks as freshmen.
"Without a doubt we have found a group of women that we believe are hardworking, passionate about competing, and can continue the legacy built by our first-ever NCAA-qualifying team as they pass the torch," said head coach Marc Chandonnet. "These three athletes 100% embody the things that I believe will help them find success at the next level. They are powerful, thoughtful, willing to learn, very competitive, and excellent students with fantastic support systems. They're everything a coach wants in a player and we are excited to have each one of them join the Redhawk family."
Rubichon joins the Redhawks from France. Already this year, Rubicon has earned a tournament win, finishing first at the Grand Prix de Vichy with two of her three rounds under par. She has also finished in the top ten at the English Women's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship, the Grand Prix d'Ozoir, and the Grand Prix de L'Isere. As a part of Golf Club des Volcans and Golf Club de Lyon, Rubichon participated in the team national championship and U16 national championship.
Baldwin is a native of Australia, where she competed in the 2024 Greg Norman Junior Masters qualifiers. She finished in the top ten at the IBF Junior Classic and won the Junior Nett Championship in 2022. Baldwin has four siblings: her oldest brother, Sam, is a part of the tennis team at Kennesaw State.
Brown comes to Seattle University from Riverside, California. During her junior career, Brown has won the TTC Sydnee Michaels Invitational and finished in the top three at the Toyota Tour Cup Palm Desert and Los Serranos, as well as the St. Mark Spring Classic.
"Without a doubt we have found a group of women that we believe are hardworking, passionate about competing, and can continue the legacy built by our first-ever NCAA-qualifying team as they pass the torch," said head coach Marc Chandonnet. "These three athletes 100% embody the things that I believe will help them find success at the next level. They are powerful, thoughtful, willing to learn, very competitive, and excellent students with fantastic support systems. They're everything a coach wants in a player and we are excited to have each one of them join the Redhawk family."
Rubichon joins the Redhawks from France. Already this year, Rubicon has earned a tournament win, finishing first at the Grand Prix de Vichy with two of her three rounds under par. She has also finished in the top ten at the English Women's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship, the Grand Prix d'Ozoir, and the Grand Prix de L'Isere. As a part of Golf Club des Volcans and Golf Club de Lyon, Rubichon participated in the team national championship and U16 national championship.
Baldwin is a native of Australia, where she competed in the 2024 Greg Norman Junior Masters qualifiers. She finished in the top ten at the IBF Junior Classic and won the Junior Nett Championship in 2022. Baldwin has four siblings: her oldest brother, Sam, is a part of the tennis team at Kennesaw State.
Brown comes to Seattle University from Riverside, California. During her junior career, Brown has won the TTC Sydnee Michaels Invitational and finished in the top three at the Toyota Tour Cup Palm Desert and Los Serranos, as well as the St. Mark Spring Classic.
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