AAC Announces 2023-24 Women's Golf Watch List

AAC Announces 2023-24 Women's Golf Watch List
August 30, 2023

WALESKA, Ga. - The 2023-24 Women's Golf Watch List is out, the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) announced on Thursday.

Conference coaches each could submit up to three student-athletes who they anticipate will have an impact on their team this season.

There are several All-AAC honorees as well as a few newcomers. The reigning AAC Player of the Year is back for another campaign as well are a handful of All-AAC Team members. There are also a few newcomers looking to make a splash in their debut season.

Here is the entire Players to Watch List.

 

 

School Name Class 2022-23 Accomplishments Reason to Watch
Brenau Ylenia Alicibiade Senior 3rd at Point Fall Invite; Ranked 30th in AAC Led the team in scoring
Brenau Sasha Baker Junior 5th at TWU Fall Invite Third lowest scoring average on the team
Milligan Kate Castle Junior AAC Player of the Year; Helped team finish 7th at nationals Emerged as one of the top players in the AAC
Montreat Hannah Stewart Sophomore N/A Shown great improvement over the summer
Pikeville Renee Crooks Sophomore Won 4 tournaments; scoring average in the 70s Worked hard over the summer, played in tournaments in Canada
Pikeville Carly Crooks Sophomore Won 2 tournaments; scoring average in 70s Can play with anyone
Pikeville Tayla Hawroyd Freshman N/A All qualifying rounds during the summer were in the 70s
Reinhardt Maggie Mullins Senior Helped team win the TWU Spring Invite Strong distance game
Reinhardt Debbie Blount Senior Helped team win the TWU Spring Invite Good short game
Reinhardt Caroline Goddard Sophomore Helped team win the TWU Spring Invite Ball striking
Tennessee Wesleyan Cora Mount Sophomore Second on the team as a freshman; Made 2 All-Tournament Teams Good summer season; hard worker
Truett McConnell Madison Panter Senior Second Team All-AAC; Top 100 nationally Stellar career; looking to cap career on a high note
Truett McConnell Sylken November Sophomore Finished ranked No. 61 nationally Game really came together last spring
Truett McConnell Mary Grace Davidson Sophomore First Team All-AAC; Top 100 nationally Worked to improve short game