Spartanburg, SC, October 17, 2025
News Summary
The UNC Asheville women’s golf team showcased impressive performance at the Terrier Intercollegiate in Spartanburg, SC, tying for third place with Elon. The Bulldogs improved dramatically over the tournament rounds, finishing with a total score of 899. Caroline Patterson led the team with a top-five finish, while the coaching staff celebrated continued progress this season, highlighting outstanding individual performances and team depth.
Spartanburg, SC – The UNC Asheville women’s golf team achieved a notable performance at the Terrier Intercollegiate, concluding the tournament by tying for third place with Elon among a competitive 14-team field. The event, held on October 13 and 14, 2025, featured challenging play that required consistent improvement from the Bulldogs throughout the rounds.
At the end of the first day, the team had a total score of +33 after completing two rounds. In the first round, Asheville recorded a score of 311 (+23), which they improved to 298 (+10) in the second round. The Bulldogs ended the tournament with their best performance, scoring 290 (+2) in the final round, ultimately achieving a total score of 899 (311-298-290), tying them with Appalachian State.
East Tennessee State claimed the top position in the tournament with an overall score of 891, followed closely by Wofford at 897. Asheville’s final standing not only highlighted their resilience but also demonstrated their ability to outperform four Big South Conference rivals: Winthrop, Gardner-Webb, Presbyterian, and USC Upstate.
Individual Performances Stand Out
Individually, Caroline Patterson led the Bulldogs, finishing tied for fifth with rounds of 77, 72, and a solid 73 in the final round. She completed the tournament with a score of +6, placing her fourth overall. Meanwhile, Jordyn Arts finished in eighth place at +8, recording scores of 77, 75, and 73, marking her second top-10 finish of the fall season. Breanna Hoese also had a commendable performance, finishing in 12th place with scores of 79, 74, and 74.
Pennie Osterberg’s rounds of 78, 77, and 76 placed her in T19, while Lauren Madson improved significantly in her final round, scoring a tournament-best 70 (-2), which helped her rise to T26 despite a less favorable start. The event showcased the team’s depth and capability, with each player contributing valuable scores to their overall success.
Looking Ahead
UNC Asheville has two remaining fall tournaments scheduled: the UNCG Collegiate on October 20-21 and the French Broad Collegiate Invitational, which they will host on October 27-28. This season has already seen the women’s golf team achieve two second-place finishes and tie for 10th at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic. As a testament to the program’s rising success, Head Women’s Golf Coach Ross Cash gained recognition by achieving a No. 20 national ranking in Golfweek’s 2025 College Coach Survey for women’s golf programs. His leadership has significantly impacted the team through his fourth season at the helm.
This season, UNC Asheville recorded a program-best for the lowest 36-hole score with a total of 574 (-2) in the season opener at Clemson, reflecting ongoing improvement and commitment to excellence in collegiate golf.
Key Tournament Details
- Event: Terrier Intercollegiate
- Date: October 13-14, 2025
- Location: Spartanburg, SC
- UNC Asheville Final Score: 899 (311-298-290)
- 1st Place: East Tennessee State (891)
- 2nd Place: Wofford (897)
- UNC Asheville Individual Leaders:
- Caroline Patterson: T5 (+6)
- Jordyn Arts: 8th (+8)
- Breanna Hoese: 12th
- Pennie Osterberg: T19
- Lauren Madson: T26
FAQ
What was the final score for UNC Asheville at the Terrier Intercollegiate?
The final score for UNC Asheville was 899 (311-298-290), tying them with Appalachian State.
When was the Terrier Intercollegiate held?
The Terrier Intercollegiate concluded on October 14, 2025.
Who led the UNC Asheville women’s golf team in the tournament?
Caroline Patterson led the Bulldogs, finishing tied for fifth with rounds of 77 and 72.
What is the next tournament for UNC Asheville women’s golf?
UNC Asheville’s next tournament is the UNCG Collegiate on October 20-21, followed by hosting the French Broad Collegiate Invitational on October 27-28.
Key Features Summary
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Event | Terrier Intercollegiate |
| Date | October 13-14, 2025 |
| Location | Spartanburg, SC |
| Final Score | 899 (311-298-290) |
| 1st Place Team | East Tennessee State (891) |
| 2nd Place Team | Wofford (897) |
| Next Tournaments | UNCG Collegiate (Oct 20-21), French Broad Collegiate Invitational (Oct 27-28) |
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- UNC Asheville: Caroline Patterson Named Big South Golfer of the Week
- Wikipedia: Women’s Golf
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- Google Search: Women’s Golf News
- UNC Asheville: Tournament Preview – Bulldogs Head to Colorado for Golfweek Red Sky Classic
- Google Scholar: Women’s Golf Performance
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- Google News: UNC Asheville Women’s Golf
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