LITTLE ROCK – Little Rock head women's golf coach
Jenna Wylie has released her 2021-22 schedule, comprised of 11 events that will have the Trojans competing in 10 different states and including a nice mix of familiar tournaments as well as new challenges.
2021-22 Little Rock Women's Golf Schedule
The Trojans will open the year with four events during the fall semester, beginning with the yearly trip to Mobile, Alabama for the USA Intercollegiate Sept. 4-6. Little Rock will then head to Columbia, Missouri for the Johnie Imes Sept. 27-29, competing in Missouri's annual event for the first time since 2019.
A trip to the Pacific Northwest then awaits Little Rock as the Trojans will compete in the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational in Tacoma, Washington, Oct. 11-12. That leads into Little Rock's annual home tournament to close out the fall season as the Trojans will once again host the Little Rock Women's Golf Classic Oct. 24-26 at Diamante Golf Club in Hot Springs Village, resuming the event following a one-year hiatus due to COVID in 2020.
The spring season begins with a trip to Texas for the Texas State Invitational Feb. 7-8 in Kyle, leading into a new event for 2021-22. Little Rock will venture south to Covington, Louisiana, for the Tchefuncta Invitational, hosted by South Alabama, Feb. 21-22.
March opens in Boulder City, Nevada, as the Trojans will compete in the South Dakota State Jackrabbit Invitational Mar. 14-15, followed by back-to-back tournaments in Alabama and Georgia. Little Rock returns to the Bama Beach Bash, hosted by South Alabama, Mar. 20-22 in Gulf Shores, then heads to the suburbs of Atlanta for the Georgia State Invitational Mar. 28-29.
The final tune-up before the conference tournament will be a return trip to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, as Little Rock will seek to defend its title at the Oral Roberts Spring Invitational Apr. 11-12. The Trojans will then return to Daytona Beach, Florida for the 2022 Sun Belt Conference Championship, being held April 17-19 at LPGA International.
Little Rock is looking to build on a strong 2020-21 season, one which saw the Trojans finish the year ranked 135th in the GolfStat rankings, its best mark since 2016. Little Rock ended the 2020-21 season with nine top-10 team finishes, highlighted by a strong spring which saw the Trojans finish in the top-four in three-straight events, ending the year with the fourth-best scoring average in program history.
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