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Women's Golf

Rombouts Snags Top 25 Finish at ASUN Women’s Golf Championship

DOTHAN, Ala. – Karolyn Rombouts of the Queens University of Charlotte women's golf team collected a top 25 finish at the 2026 Atlantic Sun Conference Women's Golf Championship this weekend, finishing tied for 23rd place at 10 over par. The Royals completed the event in 12th place
 
North Florida took the championship title after finishing 20 under par. Additionally, Brianna Castaldi of North Florida was the individual medalist with a score of -9.
 
LEADERBOARD
 
 
12 Queens Univ. of Charlotte 314 317 324 955 +55
T23 Karolyn Rombouts 76 76 74 226 +10
T47 Maria Jackson 77 76 83 236 +20
53 Maria Be Fernandez 79 90 81 250 +34
54 Chloe Holton 86 81 86 253 +37
T55 Mackenzie Finn 82 84 90 256 +40
 

KEY STATS & NOTES
  • Karolyn Rombouts' T23 finish is the second-highest for the Royals since joining the ASUN.
  • The Royals finished last season's championship in ninth place with Rombouts taking 52nd individually.
  • Maria Jackson, Chloe Holton, and Mackenzie Finn competed in the ASUN Championship for the first time in their careers.
  • Senior Maria Be Fernandez matched her individual finish from a season ago in 53rd place.
 
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Players Mentioned

Maria Jackson

Maria Jackson

Sophomore
Karolyn Rombouts

Karolyn Rombouts

5' 10"
Junior
Chloe Holton

Chloe Holton

Sophomore
Mackenzie Finn

Mackenzie Finn

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Maria Jackson

Maria Jackson

Sophomore
Karolyn Rombouts

Karolyn Rombouts

5' 10"
Junior
Chloe Holton

Chloe Holton

Sophomore
Mackenzie Finn

Mackenzie Finn

Sophomore
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