No. 21 Women's Golf at the CWGC Championship
Monday, October 26 | 10 a.m.
Tuesday, October 27 | 8 a.m. 
Running Deer Golf Club | Pittsgrove, N.J. 

WHAT TO KNOW
•    The 21st-ranked Babson women's golf team will complete the fall portion of its schedule on Monday and Tuesday when it travels to Pittsgrove, N.J., to play in the second edition the Colonial Women's Golf Conference (CWGC) Championship at Running Deer Golf Club. 
•    The Beavers will compete against Christopher Newport (Va.), Kean (N.J.), Penn State Altoona, Salisbury (Md.) and Stockton (N.J.) over 36 holes on the 5,973-yard par 72 layout located between Atlantic City and Wilmington, Del. 

2025 CWGC CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS
•    Sophomore Vanya Bansal shot 75-81 to earn medalist honors at 12-over 156 as Babson got off to a fast start on the way to capturing the inaugural CWGC Championship on October 27-28, 2025, at Wyncote Golf Club in Oxford, Pa. 
•    The Beavers posted a score of 18-over 306 in the first round to build a 20-stroke lead before surviving blustery conditions to finish 19 shots ahead of Christopher Newport with a 36-hole total of 632. 
•    Junior Hannah McCarthy, who carded the low round of the tournament with an even-par 72 on day one, finished second at 14-over, while sophomore Katie Yang (79-80) and Alice Zhu (78-81) tied for third for the Green and White

ABOUT THE BEAVERS
•    No. 21 Babson returns to action for the first time since tying for third place after shooting 316-303 for a 36-hole total of 43-over par 619 at the Hamilton Invitational back on October 3-4 at Rome (N.Y.) Country Club. 
•    Bansal closed with the low score of her career, a 2-under 70, to finish fourth at 4-over 148, first-year Anita Wang (75-77) tied for eighth place at 8-over and Yang (78-78) earned a share of 15th place at 12-over for the Beavers, who finished second in the field in par-3 scoring. 
•    Yang owns a team-best 76.14 scoring average and has recorded three straight top-15 finishes, Wang (76.29) posted the first top-10 showing of her career at Hamilton, and Bansal is third on the squad with a 78.14 average over seven rounds this fall. 
•    Junior Camila Amaya (78.40) tied for 11th place at last year's CWGC Championship, while sophomore Francesca Choquette (80.57) matched her low score of the fall with a 6-over 78 in the second round of the Hamilton Invitational. 

BABSON BY THE NUMBERS
•    The Beavers own a team scoring average of 310.00 through their first seven rounds and finished seventh at the Polar Bear Shootout and tied for fourth place at the Williams Invitational in addition to their T3 at Hamilton earlier this month. 
•    Babson posted its top 18-hole score of 6-over 298 in round one and its best 36-hole total of 24-over 608 at the Polar Bear Shootout on September 12-13. 
•    Bansal owns the Beavers' lowest score of the fall with a 2-under 70 in the final round of the Hamilton Invitational, Amaya fired a 1-under 72 in the opening round of the Polar Bear Shootout, and Wang carded a season-best 73 on the same day at Brunswick Golf Club. 

SCOREBOARD WATCHING
•    The Beavers enter the CWGC Championship at No. 20 in the Scoreboard by Clippd Division III rankings. 
•    Yang owns the highest individual national ranking at No. 46, Wang is 69th and Bansal and Amaya enter the conference championship at No. 113 and No. 117, respectively. 
•    The Green and White is one of nine programs from the East Region currently ranked among the top 20. 

ABOUT THE CWGC CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD
•    Christopher Newport, which came in second at last year's championship, enters the tournament ranked 42nd by Scoreboard after placing 14th at Carnegie Mellon's Tartan Invitational in late September and 12th at the NCAA Fall Preview in Williamsburg, Va., on October 19-20. 
•    The Captains' Sara McCaskill came in third at the Transylvania Fall Classic and earned CWGC Player of the Week accolades on September 16, while Maddie Cameron leads the team with a 78.70 scoring average. 
•    The Salisbury duo of Krista Brosius (80.95) and Stella Jaffe (81.33) have both earned CWGC Golfer of the Week honors once this fall. 

UP NEXT
•    The Beavers will begin the spring portion of their schedule in March.