2026 Women's Golf - Year In Review
Amy Bond, Head Coach
Brandon Smith, Assistant Coach
Matt Whall, Associate Head Coach
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2026 Women's Golf - Year In Review |
| Coaching Staff Amy Bond, Head Coach Brandon Smith, Assistant Coach Matt Whall, Associate Head Coach Click here to see individual photos |
Haruhi Nakatani, 5-3, Robina, Australia (Robina State HS)
Fullbrook Named All-ACC. May 8, 2026 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State women's golf sophomore Sophia Fullbrook was one of the 15 student-athletes
named to the All-ACC Team on Friday. The All-ACC Team selections are determined by a combination of the NCAA-approved individual national rankings and a vote by the conference's head coaches.
Yearly award winners are selected by a vote of the league's 15 head coaches. Fullbrook earns her first career All-ACC honor, after leading the Noles in 2025-26 behind two wins, six top 10 finishes
and a 71.20 scoring average in 10 starts. She is listed as the No. 26 player in the NCAA Division I by the Scoreboard rankings. Fullbrook earned back-to-back wins at the Florida State Match Up and
Coach Mo Classic. Her consecutive wins in back-to-back starts, were the first since Mirabel Ting in 2024-25. Fullbrook won the Florida State Match Up tournament by five strokes, turning in a score of
10-under, 206 after rounds of 69, 67 and 70. At the Coach Mo Classic, Fullbrook was the leader in the clubhouse after two rounds following scores of 72 and 67. In the final round, Fullbrook slipped
to third, but fought back in the final four holes after a birdie on the par four 393-yard 15th at the St. Johns Golf Club. She closed the tournament shooting 1-over, 73, tying for the win. The St.
Albans, England, native, finished in the top 15 in each of the first four tournaments to start the year, securing her highest at the Jim West Challenge where she tied for seventh behind scores of 73,
68 and 70 to finish at 5-under. This season, Fullbrook has led the Noles to a pair of wins this season as well as two runner-up finishes. June 2, 2026 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State women's golf sophomore Sophia Fullbrook was named a Second Team All-American by the Women's Golf Coaches Association on
Tuesday. As a sophomore, Fullbrook played in 12 tournaments, finishing first or tied for the win in three, and placed within the top 10 seven times. She finished with an average of 71.16, tying for
the eight-best average in program history. She finished the season ranked 18th by Scoreboard and is listed 44th in the World Golf Amateur Rankings. Fullbrook finished the NCAA Championship in 20th
place after finishing even par, 288. Prior to the NCAA Championship, Fullbrook was named All-ACC and earned ACC co-Golfer of the Month for March. Fullbrook was named to the Curtis Cup team for
the R&A, which will take place June 12-14 at the Bel-Air Country Club. The Seminoles have had at least one player recognized on an All-America team for the past 10 seasons.
2026 Roster - By Name
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T PY
R Name Hgt Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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Haley Davis 5-7 Fr Ocala, Florida (Forest HS)
Sophia Fullbrook 5-6 So * Hertfordshire, England (Saint Albans School)
Alexandra Gazzoli 5-8 So * Palm Coast, Florida (Florida Virtual School/Mantanzas HS)
Madison Hewlett 5-3 Sr-R ** Oldsmar, Florida (East Lake HS)
Haruhi Nakatani 5-3 Fr Robina, Australia (Robina State HS)
Layla Pedrique 5-5 So * West Palm Beach, Florida (Florida Virtual School)
Elin Pudas Remler 5-4 Fr-R Gothenburg, Sweden (Filbornaskolan HS/Kentucky)
Freya Russell 5-5 Fr-R Troon, Scotland (Marr College HS)
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Fullbrook Named Second Team
All-American.
2026 Conference Awards
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Sophia Fullbrook Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
All-Conference - 1
2026 All-Americans
Name Organization
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Sophia Fullbrook NCAA - - 20th place
Women's Golf Coaches Association - 2nd Team
All-Americans - 1
2026 Schedule and Results
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SCORE |
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| Folds of Honor Collegiate Sep 8-10, 2025, Grand Haven, Michigan |
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| Schooner Fall Classic Sep 20-21, 2025, Norman, Oklahoma |
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| Jim West Challenge Oct 19-20, 2025, San Marcos, Texas |
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| East Lake Cup Stroke Play Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Oregon East Lake Cup Match Play, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Southern California East Lake Cup Match Play, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Collegiate Inviatational Jan 30-31, 2026, Guadalajara, Mexico |
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| Moon Invitational Feb 15-17, 2026, Melbourne, Florida |
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| Darius Rucker Invitational Mar 2-4, 2026, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina |
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| Duke Old Barnwell Derby Match Play, Aiken, South Carolina |
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| South Carolina Old Barnwell Derby Match Play, Aiken, South Carolina |
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| Alabama Old Barnwell Derby Match Play, Aiken, South Carolina |
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| Florida State Match Up Mar 20-22, 2026 |
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| Coach Mo Classic Mar 30-31, 2026, Saint Augustine, Florida |
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| ACC Championship Apr 16-17, 2026, Stroke Play, Wilmington, North Carolina |
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| NCAA Tallahassee Regional May 11-13, 2026 |
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| NCAA Championship May 22-25, 2026, Carlsbad, California |
Overall Home Away Neutral
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FSU record is 0- 5 0- 0 0- 0 0- 5
2025-26 Atlantic Coast Conference Results 1 Stanford 831 2 Southern Methodist 842 3 Wake Forest 850 4 Duke 851 5 North Carolina State 852 6 North Carolina 856 7 Clemson 857 8 Virginia Tech 859 9 Virginia 863 10 Miami 873 11 Boston College 877 12 Florida State 877 13t California 880 13t Notre Dame 880 15 Louisville 885
2025-26 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT, Wilmington, North Carolina Date Score Comments ========== ================================================== ================================== 04/18/2026 (6)North Carolina 3, (3)Wake Forest 2 Round 1 04/18/2026 (4)Duke 3, (5)North Carolina State 1 Round 1 04/18/2026 (1)Stanford 4, (4)Duke 1 Round 2 04/18/2026 (2)Southern Methodist 4, (6)North Carolina 1 Round 2 04/19/2026 (1)Stanford 5, (2)Southern Methodist 0 Round 3
2026 EOY Stats
Name Tournaments Rounds Par Low Strokes Wins Top10 Ave ======================================================================== Sophia Fullbrook 12 34.5 24 67 2,455 3 7 71.16 Haruhi Nakatani 12 33.5 19 68 2,432 0 4 72.60 Alexandra Gazzoli 12 33.5 13 68 2,471 0 1 73.76 Elin Pudas Remler 11 30.5 11 66 2,257 0 3 74.00 Freya Russell 7 18.5 2 69 1,393 0 1 75.30 Layla Pedrique 9 25 1 71 1,897 0 0 75.88 Madison Hewlett 1 3 1 71 228 0 0 76.00 Haley Davis 4 11 2 72 838 0 0 76.182026 Match Play Stats
Name Record Percent ==================================== Sophia Fullbrook 2-2-0 0.50 Freya Russell 1-2-0 0.33 Elin Pudas Remler 1-3-0 0.25 Haruhi Nakatani 1-4-0 0.20 Alexandra Gazzoli 1-4-0 0.20 Haley Davis 0-1-0 0.00
| 09/10/2025 Folds of Honor Collegiate Par 72 |
09/21/2025 Schooner Fall Classic Par 70 |
10/20/2025 Jim West Challenge Par 72 |
10/27/2025 East Lake Cup Stroke Play Par 72 |
10/28/2025 Oregon |
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| Madison Hewlett | |||||
| Haruhi Nakatani | |||||
| Layla Pedrique | |||||
| Elin Pudas Remler | |||||
| Freya Russell |
| 10/29/2025 Southern California |
01/31/2026 Collegiate Inviatational Par 72 |
02/17/2026 Moon Invitational Par 72 |
03/04/2026 Darius Rucker Invitational Par 71 |
03/15/2026 Duke |
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| Madison Hewlett | |||||
| Haruhi Nakatani | |||||
| Layla Pedrique | |||||
| Elin Pudas Remler | |||||
| Freya Russell |
| 03/15/2026 South Carolina |
03/17/2026 Alabama |
03/22/2026 Florida State Match Up Par 72 |
03/31/2026 Coach Mo Classic Par 72 |
04/17/2026 ACC Championship Par 72 |
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| Haruhi Nakatani | |||||
| Layla Pedrique | |||||
| Elin Pudas Remler | |||||
| Freya Russell |
| 05/13/2026 NCAA Tallahassee Regional Par 72 |
05/25/2026 NCAA Championship Par 72 |
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| Sophia Fullbrook | ||
| Alexandra Gazzoli | ||
| Madison Hewlett | ||
| Haruhi Nakatani | ||
| Layla Pedrique | ||
| Elin Pudas Remler | ||
| Freya Russell |
Fullbrook and Gazzoli Lead Seminoles At Folds of Honor Collegiate.
September 8, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - Sophomores Sophia Fullbrook and Alexandra Gazzoli carded scores of 74 and have led the No. 16 ranked Florida State women's golf team to a seventh place standing after the first round of the season-opening Folds of Honor Collegiate at the American Dunes Golf Club. Gazzoli and Fullbrook are tied for 13th in the individual standings and are only one stroke outside of the top-10 of the individual standings entering the second of three rounds on Tuesday.
Baylor, with two players in the top 10 of the individual standings, leads the team standings after the first round of play. The Bears hold a one stroke lead of Texas A&M and a three stroke lead over North Carolina. Anastasia Hekkonen of Kentucky holds the first round individual lead as she carded a six under score of 66. She is five strokes ahead of Baylor's Amelia Wan.
"The first round of the year was a little rough," said Seminole head coach Amy Bond. "However, there is a lot to learn from today. We have to continue to get better each day, learn from every round, and play to improve."
Florida State begins play in the second round just four strokes outside of fifth place in the team standings and just six strokes out of third place.
Fullbrook carded two birdies and 13 more holes scored at par to finish at 74. She was one under par on her back nine as she completed a clean card on her final nine holes.
Gazzoli carded a birdie on her first hole of the tournament and closed with 14 holes scored at par. She carded six consecutive and five consecutive birdies on two occasions during the round.
Florida State opened
its season with two sophomores (Fullbrook and Gazzoli) and three newcomers (sophomore Elin Pudas Remler, along with freshmen Haruhi Nakatani and Haley Davis) in its lineup. Fullbrook and Gazzoli both
played in Florida State's lineup on its 2025 ACC Championship team. The Seminoles' 2025 ACC Championship team won the NCAA Lexington Regional championship and finished in a program-best third place in
the NCAA Championship Finals.
September 9, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook carded a 71 and is in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings, and the No. 16 ranked Florida State women's golf team is in sixth place in the team standings after two rounds of the Folds of Honor Collegiate at the American Dunes Golf Club. Fullbrook was one of only three golfers in the 59-player field who carded an under par score in the second round. She enters the third and final round looking for her first career top-five collegiate finish and is just seven strokes out of the individual lead.
The Seminoles have two players - Fullbrook (tied for sixth) and Alexandra Gazzoli (tied for 15th) - in the top 15 of the individual standings after the first two rounds of play.
Baylor played the best team round of the afternoon with a 289 total and maintained its lead in the team standings. The Bears holes a three stroke lead over second-place Texas A&M. Silje Ohma of Baylor carded a 7 under par score of 65 and is tied with Anastasia Hekkonen of Kentucky for the individual lead with two rounds scores of 138.
"We hit more quality shots today as compared to yesterday," said head coach Amy Bond. "I felt that each of the girls played really good golf when they settled in to playing the course. We knocked the rust off the clubs in the first round and got into a rhythm. I was very proud of their fight today. I am looking forward to seeing that fight again in the third round."
Fullbrook began her second round of play with a birdie on her first hole and stayed hot throughout the afternoon. She totaled four birdies on her first 15 holes and finished with a 1 under par score of 71. With her birdie on her first hole, Fullbrook was under par during the entirety of the second round.
Fullbrook has a two round total of 145 with scores of 74-71 in the first two rounds of the championship.
Gazzoli carded a 75 in the second round and has a two round total of 149. The sophomore finished her second round on fire with two birdies on her final four holes - 2 under par - to finish with her second consecutive score of 75 or better.
Freshman Haley Davis played the best round of her young career as she carded an even par score of 72. She carded three
birdies including two on the front nine and made the turn at 2 under par. Davis completed her round at even par over her final seven holes to finish with the second-best score of the day for the
Seminoles.
September 10, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook finished in a tie for ninth place to lead the No. 16 Florida State women's golf team to a tie for sixth place finish at the season-opening Folds of Honor Collegiate at the American Dunes Golf Club. Fullbrook earned her third career top-10 individual finish as she finished with a final round score of 74 and a three-round total of 228.
Fullbrook (tied for ninth) and sophomore Elin Pudas Remler (15th place) gave the top-20 ranked Seminoles two players in the top 15 of the final individual standings.
Texas A&M finished under par as a team in the final round and overtook Baylor to win the team championship. The Aggies defeated the Bears by three strokes. Anastasia Hekkonen of Kentucky earned medalist honors as she carded two under par rounds and finished at seven under par for the championship.
"There were a lot of positives for each of the members of our team in his event," said head coach Amy Bond. "We were able to get our young players some great experience. Because we are as young as we are that experience will play dividends later in the season. We took a step forward this week, and I am very proud of that as we head into the Schooner next week."
Fulbrook carded scores of 74-71-74 for a three-round total of three over par 219. She carded one birdie in the final round and seven birdies in the tournament. Fullbrook was never more than two strokes above par in either of the final two rounds of play.
She has now earned a pair of top-10 finishes in her first two appearances in the Folds of Honor Collegiate; tied for sixth place in 2024 and now tied for ninth place in 2025. She also finished in a tie for seventh place at the 2025 Florida State Match Up.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler, who made her Florida State debut, carded a team-leading 71 in Wednesday's third round of play. She carded three birdies in the third round and was 2 strokes under par on her final 17 holes of the day. Pudas Remler was 1 stroke under par on her front nine and even par on her back nine to close the event with her best single round score of the tournament.
Pudas Remler's score of 71 was the seventh score par of better in her 14 rounds during her collegiate career.
4th Annual Folds of Honor Collegiate/American Dunes Golf Club
Grand Haven, Mich./Sep. 8-10, 2025/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 9t 74 71 74 219 Elin Pudas Remler 15 77 75 71 223 Haruhi Nakatani 31t 76 75 77 228 Alexandra Gazzoli 31t 74 75 79 228 Haley Davis 49 83 72 83 238
Fullbrook Leads No. 16 Florida State Through First Two Rounds of Schooner Fall Classic.
September 20, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
NORMAN, Okla. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook is in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings, and the No. 16 Florida State women's golf team is in ninth place in the team standings after two rounds of play in the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Course. Fullbrook carded scores of 69 and 70 as the 16 teams in the event played 36 holes on the first day of the championship because of the threat of rain in the area on Sunday. The event is scheduled to be completed on Sunday with a third round of 18 holes.
Oklahoma State is in first place in the team standings as the Cowgirls carded under par team scores in both rounds of play on Saturday. The Cowgirls (first place), Oklahoma (third place), and Houston (fourth place) were the only three teams to card under par scores in the first two rounds of the championship. Oklahoma State leads Iowa State by eight strokes in the team standings. Oklahoma's Meg Tilma, who is playing as an individual, and Sydney Givens of Georgia, are in a tie for first place in the individual standings with identical eight under par scores of 132.
"Today was a good learning day for our young group," said head coach Amy Bond. "Lots of good solid golf but not many putts dropping to help move us up the leaderboard. The girls are all getting more comfortable in this environment; I fully expect them to bounce back with a strong showing in the third round."
Fullbrook led the Seminoles with scores of 69 and 70 for a 36-hole total of 139. She carded two birdies, and 17 holes scored a par or better in finishing with a 69 in her first round of the day. Fullbrook was 1 under par with one birdie and 11 holes scored at par on her final 12 holes of the first round. She began the second at birdie-birdie, finished with three second round birdies, and a score of even par 70.
Fullbrook's score of 69 in Saturday's first round tied her career-low score of a single round. She also carded a 69 in the second round of the Folds of Honor Collegiate during the Fall of 2024.
Sophomore Alexandra Gazzoli is in a tie for 26th place in the individual standings with scores of 69-71. She totaled a team-leading eight birdies over the course of her 36 holes and has an even par total score of 140. Gazzoli closed out her first round with three birdies and five holes scored at par on her final eight holes of the round to finish with her under par 69.
Gazzoli's score of 69 ranks as the best single round score of her 30-round Florida State career.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler carded a 68 in the second round to earn the best score of the day for Florida State. She earned scores of par on each of her first nine holes of the round, and closed with three birdies, five holes scored at par and only one bogey on her back nine. Pudas Remler totaled two birdies during her first round and finished with a 3 over par score of 73.
Pudas Remler's score of 68 in Saturday's second round allowed her to come within one stroke of tying the best round of her career. She carded a 67 in the first round of the Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate Invitational during the fall of 2024 while she was a freshman at Kentucky.
Pudas Remler and Seminole freshman Haruhi Nakatani are tied for 29th in the individual standings. Nakatani totaled scores of 70-71 for a two round total of 141. Sophomore Freya Russell earned scores of 72-71 and is in a tie for 40th place with one round left to play. Russell is playing in the Seminole's lineup for the first time in her career at the Schooner Fall Classic.
September 21, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
NORMAN, Okla. - Florida State sophomore Sophia Fullbrook carded a final round 69 and finished in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings, and the No. 16 ranked Seminole women's golf team finished in sixth place in the team standings at the Schooner Fall Classic at the Belmar Golf Club. Fullbrook finished as Florida State's team leader for the second consecutive event, as she finished with an under par tournament score (-2, 208) for the first time in her collegiate career.
Florida State improved its team standing in the final round by two positions as Amy Bond's group played their best round of the 54-hole championship. Three Seminole players - Fullbrook, Haruhi Nakatani, and Freya Russell - finished with under par scores of 69 during the final round. Their play helped the Seminoles finish the tournament with a 3-under par team score in the final round. Florida State totaled nine of 15 individual scores at par or better during the three-round tournament.
Oklahoma State, which finished under par in each of its three rounds in the tournament, won the team championship with an 18-under par total of 822 on the par 70 course. Gracie McGovern of TCU and Sydney Givens of Georgia finished tied for first place in the individual standings with identical scores of 9 under par 201.
"We played the second-best round of the day despite the worst weather of the weekend," said Bond. "We were pulled off the course for about 40 minutes during the third round but the girls continued to play with great attitudes. We finished really well on our last five holes which is a tribute to them and their great attitudes."
Fullbrook led the Seminoles with scores of 69-70-69 for her three-round total of 2-under par 210. She totaled eight birdies during the tournament. Fullbrook was never more than one stroke over par during any point in the event and was under par for 26 of the 54 holes played over the weekend.
Fullbrook has now earned two top 13 individual finishes (tied for 13th at the Schooner and tied for ninth at the season-opening Folds of Honor Collegiate) to begin her sophomore season.
Freshman Haruhi Nakatani carded a 1 under par 69 in the final round and finished with a three-round total of even par 210. She carded scores of 70-71-69. She carded seven birdies including three each in the second and third rounds. Nakatani was under par on 32 of her final 36 holes of the championship and was never more than 1 stroke over par during the event.
Sophomore Freya Russell also carded a 69 in Sunday's final round. She totaled four birdies in the final round and totaled 10 birdies on her 54 holes played. Russell carded career-best scores for a single round (69), for 36-holes (143), for a three-round tournament score (212), and for a three-round tournament score vs. par (+2), and earned her best career finish (tied for 30th) this weekend.
Sophomore Alexandra Gazzoli carded a 70 in the final round and finished in a tie for 21st place with a three-round total of even par 210. Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler, who carded a 68 in the second round of Saturday, finished with a three-round total of 214.
13th Annual Schooner Fall Classic/Sept. 20-21, 2025
Belmar Golf Club/Norman, Okla/Par 70
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 13t 69 70 69 208 Alexandra Gazzoli 21t 69 71 70 210 Haruhi Nakatani 21t 70 71 69 210 Freya Russell 30t 72 71 69 212 Elin Pudas Remler 37t 73 68 73 214
Women's Golf Team In First After Two Rounds of Jim West Challenge.
October 19, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
SAN MARCOS, Texas - Florida State freshman Haruhi Nakatani is in a tie for second place in the individual standings, and the Seminole women's golf team is in first place in the team standings after the first two rounds of the 14th Annual Jim West Challenge at the Kissing Tree Golf Course. Nakatani totaled scores of 70 and 68 to lead the Seminoles with a 36-hole total of 138 as the 14-team field battled 30 miles per hour winds in the morning round.
Florida State gained the lead in the first round as Nakatani and sophomore Elin Pudas Remler earned scores of 70 and the Seminoles totaled a team score of 1-under par. The Seminoles were the only team under par in the morning round.
The Seminoles finished tied with Texas A&M for the best team score of the second round. The Seminoles and the Aggies earned 8-under par team scores of 280 over the second round of 18 holes.
Florida State enters the final round of the championship on Monday with a seven-stroke lead over Texas A&M and a nine-stroke lead over Oklahoma. The Seminoles and the Aggies are the only two squads with under par team scores through the first 36 holes of the event. Maja Ambroziak of Texas Tech is the individual leader with a seven under par total of 137. She holds a one-stroke over Florida State's Nakatani in the race for the individual championship.
"We played really well as a team in really windy conditions today," said head coach Amy Bond. "This morning was gusty, but they held things together and played a great round. This afternoon they got things rolling and made some putts. It was great to see them put back to back under par rounds together."
"We are excited to get back out and play in the third round. Tomorrow will be fun."
Nakatani, who is playing in her third career event, carded scores of 70-68 for a two-round total of 138. She totaled a team-leading 10 total birdies (five in each round) and held the individual lead for much of the first round of play.
Florida State sophomore Sophia Fullbrook is in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 141 and scores of 73-68. She played her best golf in the second round of the championship as she carded a career-best score of 4-under par 68. Fullbrook's second round score of 68 included five birdies. She totaled eight birdies in the first two rounds of play.
Sophomore Alexandra Gazzoli was the third member of the Seminoles' lineup to finish with an under-par score in the second round. She carded a 1-under par 71 and has a two-round total of 1 over par 145. Gazzoli is in a tie for 19th place in the individual standings.
October 20, 2025
By Chuck Walsh
SAN MARCOS, Texas - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook and freshman Haruhi Nakatani both finished tied for seventh in the individual standings, and the Florida State women's golf team finished in second place in the team standings as play in the Jim West Challenge at the Kissing Tree Golf Course came to a close. Fullbrook and Nakatani both finished with five-under par scores of 211 as they led the Seminoles with top 10 individual finishes.
The Seminoles finished the event with three players ranked in the top-15 of the individual standings as Fullbrook (-5, 211), Nakatani (-5, 211), and Alexandra Gazzoli (-2, 214) all finished under par for the 54-hole event. Each of those three Seminoles earned one score in the 60's during the three rounds of the event.
No. 5 Texas A&M surged to the top of the team leaderboard with a tournament-best 13-under par team score in the final round. The Aggies defeated the Seminoles by one stroke to win the team championship. Natalie Saint Germain of Houston won the individual championship with a 10-under par total score of 206. Saint Germain carded three scores in the 60s - 69-69-68 - to claim medalist honors.
"I super-proud of each of the girls and how they played this weekend," said head coach Amy Bond. "We made some really big improvements throughout the week. I am very happy with their play given the weather conditions on Sunday. We led the field with 63 birdies and that's a huge accomplishment.
"Playing well in this event really gives us a lot of momentum as we head to the East Lake Cup this weekend."
Fullbrook carded a 2-under par score of 70 in the third round and finished with a three-round score of 211 - the second-lowest tournament score of her Seminole career. She earned her fourth career top 10 finish.
Fullbrook finished the tournament with 12 birdies and her third consecutive top 15 finish. She has earned three consecutive top 15 individual finishes this fall - ninth place in the Folds of Honor Collegiate, tied for 13th at the Schooner Fall Classic, and tied for seventh at the Jim West.
Nakatani earned the best finish (and first top 10 finish) of her career as she finished in a tie for seventh place with scores of 70-68-73. She carded four birdies in the third round including her fourth on her final hole of the round. Nakatani carded two of three rounds under par including a career-low 68 in the second round.
Gazzoli played the best round of golf for the Seminoles in the third round as she finished with a career-low tying score of 69. She carded five birdies - the same number she carded in the first round - and finished the tournament with 13 total birdies. Gazzoli birdied her first hole to go under par and remained at par throughout the third round. She finished the event with scores of 74-71-69.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler finished in 22nd place with a three-round total of 217. In finishing just one stroke over par, she earned a score of 71 in the final round. Pudas Remler finished with two of her three scores at under par with a 70 in the first round and a 71 in the second round.
14th Annual Jim West Challenge/Kissing Tree Golf Club
San Marcos, Texas/Oct. 19-20, 2025/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 7t 73 68 70 211 Haruhi Nakatani 7t 70 68 73 211 Alexandra Gazzoli 14t 74 71 69 214 Elin Pudas Remler 22 70 76 71 217 Freya Russell 35t 76 73 73 222 Layla Pedrique * 70 78 78 79 235
Russell Leads Florida State At East Lake Cup.
By Chuck Walsh
ATLANTA, Ga. - Sophomore Freya Russell finished in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings, and the Florida State women's golf team finished in fourth place in the team standings in the rain shortened first round of the East Lake Cup at the East Lake Golf Course. Because of incredibly inclement weather - described as a monsoon of rain - Monday's first round of stroke play was shortened to nine holes.
The Seminoles begin match play as the No. 4 seed and will face No. 1 seeded Oregon in the first round of match play on Tuesday. No. 2 seeded Southern California will face No. 3 seeded Northwestern in the second of two match play events on Tuesday. The championship and third place matches will be played on Wednesday.
Russell finished with a 1 over par score of 37. She was one of 11 golfers in the field who finished under par, at par, or within one stroke of par. The Seminole sophomore birdied two of her final four holes - including on her final hole of the day - to finish in the top six of the individual standings.
Dianna Lee of Northwestern won the individual stroke play championship with a 2-under par score of 34. She carded three birdies on her firsteight holes of the day to win her first career individual championship. Kiara Romero carded a 1 under par 35 and finished in second place in the individual standings. Lee and Romero were the only two golfers to finish under in the rain-soaked and shortened first round of play.
11th Annual East Lake Cup/Oct. 27-29, 2025
East Lake Golf Club/Atlanta, Ga./Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Freya Russell 6t 37 37 Sophia Fullbrook 12t 38 38 Haruhi Nakatani 15 39 39 Elin Pudas Remler 16t 41 41 Alexandra Gazzoli 16t 41 41
Fullbrook And Russell Gain Wins; FSU Falls to Oregon At East Lake Cup.
By Chuck Walsh
ATLANTA, Ga. - Florida State sophomores Sophia Fullbrook and Freya Russell gained individual wins but No. 3 Oregon defeated Florida State, 3-2, in the semifinals of match play at the East Lake Cup at the East Lake Golf Course. The Seminoles will face No. 2 Southern California on Wednesday in the third-place match. The Trojans fell to Northwestern by a 4-1 score.
Fullbrook defeated Oregon's Shyla Singh by a 4&3 margin.
Fullbrook took control of her match with a win on the eighth hole of the round. She was then victorious on four of the final eight holes of the round to keep the momentum and complete her victory after only 15 holes of the scheduled 18 hole match had been played. Fullbrook won the par four 13th hole with a birdie to take a commanding four-hole lead. The two competitors then tied the 14th and 15th holes giving the Seminoles' leader a four-hole advantage with only three holes to play.
Fullbrook's victory over Singh was the third match play victory of her Florida State career.
Russell defeated Oregon's Tong An by a 3&2 score for Florida State's second point.
Russell gained the momentum in her win over An early in the match as she took the lead on the sixth hole of the round. She maintained control and led the match over the final 11 holes of the match. Russell increased her lead to as many as five holes as the pair finished hole No. 11. She closed out her win as the competitors tied the 16th hole leaving the Seminole second-year player with a three-stroke advantage with just two holes to play.
The match play win for Russell came in her first match play event as a Seminole.
11th Annual
East Lake Cup/Oct. 28, 2025
East Lake Golf Club/Atlanta, Ga./Par 72
No. 3 Oregon 3, Florida State 2
Sophia Fullbrook (FSU) def. Shyla Singh (UOr), 4&3
Suvichaya Vinijchaitham (UOr) def. Elin Pudas Remler (FSU), 4&3
Sophie Han (UOr) def. Haruhi Nakatani (FSU), 3&2
Freya Russell (FSU) def. Tong An (UOr), 3&2
Kiara Romero (UOr) def. Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU), 6&5
Fullbrook Improves Record To 2-0 At East Lake Cup.
By Chuck Walsh
ATLANTA, Ga. - Florida State sophomore Sophia Fullbrook capped off an exciting week as she defeated Kylie Chong of Southern California, 4&3, in the second round of match play on the final day of the East Lake Cup. Fullbrook was a star for the Seminoles during the tournament as she finished in a tied for 12th in stroke play, and won both of her match play events against Shyla Singh of No. 3 Oregon and Chong of No. 2 Southern California. The No. 2 ranked Trojans defeated Florida State, by a 4-1 margin.
The completion of the East Lake Cup brings Florida State's fall season to a conclusion. The Seminoles earned a second-place team finish at the Jim West Challenge and sixth place team finishes at the Folds of Honor Collegiate and the Schooner Fall Classic.
Oregon defeated Northwestern by a 4-1 score to win the championship of the East Lake Cup.
Fullbrook won the first hole against Chong to immediately take control of the match. She won the first two holes, increased her lead again on the fifth and sixth holes, and led by four holes when the pair made the turn onto the front nine (play began on hole No. 9). Fullbrook and Chong then tied the first six holes on the front side leaving the Seminoles' sophomore with a four-hole lead with only three holes to play.
Fullbrook won both of her matches against Oregon's Shyla Singh and Chong by 4&3 scores. She was one of eight golfers in the 20-player field who was victorious in both of her match play competitions.
11th Annual East Lake Cup/Oct. 29, 2025
East Lake Golf Club/Atlanta, Ga./Par 72
No. 2 Southern Cal 4, Florida State 1
Catherine Park (USC) def. Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU), 3&1
Sophia Fullbrook (FSU) def. Kylie Chong (USC), 4&3
Sarah Hammett (USC) def. Elin Pudas Remler (FSU), 3&2
Jasmine Koo (USC) def. Freya Russell (FSU), 1UP
Elise Lee (USC) def. Haruhi Nakatani (FSU), 3&2
Fullbrook Leads Seminoles Through Opening Day of Collegiate Invitational.
January 30, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Florida State sophomore Sophia Fullbrook is in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings, and the No. 28 ranked Seminole women's golf team is in a tie for second place in the team standings after the first day of the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club. The 12-team field played 27 of 54 holes on day one, and will complete the remaining 27 holes on Saturday.
Carmen Lim of Washington is the individual leader after the first round of play. She has a 7 under par score through the first 27 holes of play. No. 19 Oklahoma State is one over par after first 27 holes of the championship and hold the team lead entering the second round of play. The Cowgirls hold a five-stroke lead over Florida State and Tulsa.
Florida State begins play on Saturday looking to win the team championship of the Collegiate Invitational for the third consecutive season.
A victory for Florida State in the Collegiate Invitational would mark the second time in program history the Seminoles would have won the same tournament in three consecutive seasons. The Seminoles won the LSU Fairwood Invitational in 1987, 1988 and 1989.
"We did a good job of working the winter kinks out today," said head coach Amy Bond. "Each of the girls did a really good job on stretches of holes that I think they can gain confidence from.
"We made way too many bogies today and we have to turn that around tomorrow. I'm hopeful that we will be more strategic with some of our decision-making and execute better wedge shots. We are hoping the lid on the cup opens up earlier than it did today."
Fulbrook carded an even par score of 72 in round one and finished the first nine holes of the second round with a 1 under par score of 35. She punctuated her first day with an eagle 3 on the par five hole No. 9. She totaled five birdies on her way to her 1 under par score. Fullbrook was never more than one stroke over par during either round of play.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler carded scores of 70 and 39 for a 27-hole total of 109. She was in a tie for eighth place following her first round score of 2 under par 70. She carded three birdies and was two under par on her back nine in the first round.
Freshman Haruhi Nakatani and sophomore Alexandra Gazzoli are tied for 28th place with 27-hole scores of four over par 112.
January 31, 2026
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - The No. 28 ranked Seminole women's golf team captured the team title at the Collegiate Invitational at Guadalajara Country Club, marking Florida State's third consecutive win at the event. After beginning the final day in second place, the Seminoles posted a strong final round to move into first and secure the victory.
Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook led Florida State throughout the tournament, carding rounds of 72, 70, and 72 to finish tied for sixth in the individual standings.
"It's always great to start the year with a win," said head coach Amy Bond. "After our start yesterday, I though the girls showed a lot of heart and stuck to their process. They came into today knowing they had to chase down the leaders and they were able to do that by hitting one shot at a time."
Florida State played its best round of the event with a 4 under par score of 284 in the final round. The Seminoles began the final round trailing Oklahoma State by two strokes and played their third round five strokes better than the Cowgirls to earn the three shot victory. Florida State's round of 4 under par 284 was one of three under par team rounds during the tournament.
The Seminoles carded 17 birdies in the final round including five by Elin Pudas Remler, four by Fullbrook, four by Alexandra Gazzoli, three by Layla Pedrique, and one by Haruhi Nakatani.
In finishing in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings with scores of 72-70-72 and a three round total of 2 under par 214, Fullbrook tied her career best for an individual finish. She also finished in a tie for sixth place at the Folds of Honor Collegiate in the Fall of 2024.
Pudas Remler finished in a tie for 10th place with scores of 70-77-69 for a three round total of even par 216. She earned the third career top-10 finish of her career and her first as a Seminole.
Collegiate Invitational At the Guadalajara Country
Club/Jan. 30-31, 2026
Country Club of Guadalajara/Guadalajara, Mexico/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 6t 72 70 72 214 Elin Pudas Remler 10t 70 77 69 216 Haruhi Nakatani 15t 76 71 72 219 Alexandra Gazzoli 23t 74 79 71 224 Layla Pedrique 40t 80 74 75 229 Freya Russell * 53t 79 81 75 235
Nakatani Leads Seminoles to Top Six Team Standing at Moon Invitational.
February 15, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
MELBOURNE, Fla. - Freshman Haruhi Nakatani is in sixth place in the individual standings, and the No. 26 ranked Florida State women's golf team is in sixth place in the team standings after the first round of the Moon Invitational at the Suntree Country Club. Nakatani carded a 1 under par score of 71 and is just two strokes out of the individual lead with two rounds remaining to be played. The Seminoles are within two strokes of fifth place and well within striking distance of the Texas A&M who finished as the only team under par during the first 18 holes of play.
The Seminoles are the defending champion in the event and looking to become the first team to win the championship three time in the history of the championship. The second round is scheduled for Tuesday and the final round on Wednesday. Head coach Amy Bond has led the Seminoles to eight team championships in its last 13 tournaments since winning the Landfall Tradition during the fall of 2024.
Izzy Pellott of Mississippi State is the first round individual leader with a 3 under par score of 69. She carded five first-round birides and holds a one stroke lead over four players who carded scores of 2 under par 70. Sky Sudberry and Vanessa Borovilos are the leading golfers for Texas A&M. Sudbery and Borovilos are tied for second in the individual standings.
"We did a great job of committing to our shots despite the windy conditions," said Bond. "The winds gusted between 25 and 30 miles per hour throughout the day and we adjusted well to the changing conditions. We expect the conditions to change during each day of the event which will provide a great test during the next two days for our team."
Nakatani led the Seminoles with four birdies and a score of 71. She began the round red-hot as she birdied her first two holes and closed well with birdies on two of her final holes. Nakatani totaled 16 of her 18 holes at par or better and was never more than one stroke over par during the round.
Nakatani was 2 under par with two birdies and all nine holes scored at par on her back nine. She is one of only eight players in the 90-player field who finished with an under par score in the first round.
Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook, the No. 45 ranked player in the nation, is in a tie for 29th place in the individual standings with a two over par score of 74. She played 16 of her 18 holes at par or better and closed the round with a birdie on hole No. 18 to finish within two strokes of par.
A pair of Seminoles - Alexandra Gazzoli and Elin Pudas Remler-are tied for 40th place in the individual standings with
identical scores of 3 over par 75. Sophomore Layla Pedrique is in a tie for 50th place, while sophomore Freya Russell, who is playing as an individual, in a tie for 16th place in the individual
standings. Russell carded a 1 over par score of 73.
February 16, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
MELBOURNE, Fla. - Florida State freshman Haruhi Nakatani is in a tie for 24th place in the individual standings, and the No 26 Florida State women's golf team is in 12th place in the team standings after two rounds of the Moon Invitational at the Suntree Country Club. Nakatani totaled a score of 76 in the second round and has a two round total of 147. She begins play in the third round just two strokes out of the top-10 in the individual standings as she plays for the second top-10 finish of her first season at Florida State.
Texas A&M maintained its overall team lead and has finished under par in the first two rounds of the event. The Aggies hold a four-stroke lead over Auburn in the race for the team championship. Texas A&M and Auburn are the only two teams with under par totals through the first 36 holes of the championship. Vanessa Borovilos of Texas A&M is the individual leader with a 6 under par total of 138. Izzy Pelot of Mississippi State is in second place and just three shots behind Borovilos in the race for the individual championship.
"Today was a great learning experience for all of our girls," said head coach Amy Bond. "The wind blew at about 25-30 today in a different direction than yesterday. We have to learn how to handle the weather on any given day. That's what we'll take from this day - the opportunity to learn and get better. We are thankful for another day on this course, and we are going to be better tomorrow than we were today."
Nakatani (tied for 24) is joined by teammate Sophia Fullbrook (tied for 30th) as the two top golfers for the Seminoles.
Nakatani totaled two birdies and 10 more holes scored at par as she carded a 76 in the second round. She totaled one birdie on both sides of the course with a birdie on her second hole of the day and on her final hole of the day. Nakatani has birdied the 18th hole in both the first and second rounds of the tournament.
Fullbrook led the Seminoles in the second round with a 2 over par score of 74. She has carded consecutive scores of 74 in the first two rounds of the event for a 148 total. She has played very consistently through the first two rounds of the event with 31 of 36 holes scored at par or better. She has one birdie in each of her first two rounds.
Sophomore Layla Pedrique carded her second consecutive round of 4 over par 76. She has a two-round total of 152 and is in a tie for 62nd place in the individual standings.
Sophomore Freya Russell, who is playing as an individual, is in a tie for 30th place with a two-round total of 148. She has scores of
73-75 in her first two rounds. Russell carded two birdies on her final eight holes of the second round to pull within four strokes of even par for the tournament.
February 17, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
MELBOURNE, Fla. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook carded her first career hole-in-one and the Florida State women's golf team finished 12th place in the team standings as play in the Moon Invitational at the Suntree Country Club came to a conclusion. Fullbrook finished in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings as she carded a 1 under par score of 71 in the final round of play.
Fullbrook's hole-in-one was the first by a Seminole since October 11, 2022 when Charlotte Heath aced hole No. 10 at the Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J during match play in the Ivy Intercollegiate.
Auburn played the only under par round of golf in the third round and rallied to win the team championship. The Tigers shot a 6-under par team score in the final round and surpassed Texas A&M to finish in first place in the team standings. Vanessa Borovilos of Texas A&M finished with scores of 70-68-71 for a three-round total of 219 to claim the individual.
Freshman Haruhi Nakatani led the Seminoles as she finished in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings with scores of 71-76-71 for a three-round total of four over par 218. She carded four birdies as she finished under par in two of three rounds during the tournament.
Fullbrook finished in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings with scores of 74-74-72 for a three round total of 6 over par, 220. She played her best golf of the championship with two birdies and her hole-in-one as she finished 1 under par on her final back nine of the championship.
Fullbrook, who is currently ranked 45th nationally in the Scoreboard by Clipp'd rankings, now has three eagles and one hole-in-one on her Florida State resume. She earned her most recent eagle on January 30 in the first round of the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club.
Ninth Annual Moon
Invitational/Par 72
Suntree Country Club/Melbourne, Fla./Feb. 15-17, 2026
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Haruhi Nakatani 13t 71 76 71 218 Sophia Fullbrook 20t 74 74 71 219 Layla Pedrique 53t 76 76 73 225 Freya Russell * 63t 73 75 80 228 Alexandra Gazzoli 66t 75 80 74 229 Elin Pudas Remler 81t 75 79 83 237
Pudas Remler Leads Seminoles into 2nd Place at Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.
March 2, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Florida State's Elin Pudas Remler is in a tie for third place in the individual standings, and the No. 26 Seminoles are in second place in the team standings after the first of three rounds at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Club. Pudas Remler is just four strokes out of the individual lead and the Seminoles are just eight strokes out of the team lead in one of the most power packed tournaments in all of women's golf with 12 teams - including the Seminoles - in the top 30 of the team rankings.
Farah O'Keefe of Texas is the round one leader with a seven under par score of 64. The Longhorn junior carded six birdies and was never over par during the round. O'Keefe holds a three stroke lead over teammate Lauren Kim who carded a 3 under par score of 68. With the top two golfers in the individual standings wearing burnt orange and white, Texas is the overall team leader. The Longhorns were the only team to finish under par in the first round.
"We like to play hard golf courses and this is a hard course," said head coach Amy Bond, who celebrated her birthday yesterday. "I thought the girls played with great composure today especially on holes 11 through 14 when the wind really blew.
"I also thought the girls took advantage of the outside distractions of the wonderful number of spectators and the cameras from the Golf Channel. They all used those distractions to their advantages."
Florida State is currently placed ahead of three teams currently ranked in the top-10, eight teams in the top-20, and nine teams ranked in the top-30. The Seminoles are also the highest placing team from the ACC and are eight strokes ahead of No. 6 Wake Forest (tied for fourth), and nine strokes ahead of No. 12 Duke (tied for sixth).
Pudas Remler carded her second round of under par 69 this spring. She also carded a 69 in the final round of the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club on January 31. Pudas Remler has now carded six career rounds in the 60s with her career low round of 67 coming in the fall 2024 Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate Invitational.
During Monday's first of the Darius Rucker, she carded three birdies and 16 holes at par or better and was never above par during the round. She carded two birdies on her final four holes to finish as one of eight golfers under part in the first round of the event.
Two Seminoles - Sophia Fullbrook and Layla Pedrique - finished with even par scores of 71 and tied for eighth in the individual standings. Both golfers totaled three birdies during the round.
Fullbrook carded two birdies on her front nine and one on her back nine and has carded five of seven rounds at par or better this spring.
Pedrique matched her career-best score of 71 with
three birdies. She also carded a 71 in the first round of the spring 2025 Moon Invitational in her first career collegiate round.
Mach 3, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler carded a career-best 66 and is in second place in the individual standings, and the No. 26 Florida State women's golf team is in second place in the team standings heading into the final round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Club.
Pudas Remler carded six birdies in the second round and is just one stroke out of the individual lead with 18 holes to play. The Seminoles are just three strokes out of the team lead with two players in the top 10 of the individual standings and will play in the coveted final group of the final day with No. 9 Texas and No. 8 Arkansas.
Texas has a two-day total of 567 and leads Florida State by three strokes. The Seminoles finished with a 1 under par team score of 283 to strengthen its hold on second place in the team standings. Florida State is eight strokes ahead of Arkansas and LSU who begin play in the final round in a tie for third place in the individual standings. Farah O'Keefe finished under par for the second consecutive day and leads the individual standings with an 8 under par scores of 134. Florida State Pudas Remler is one stroke behind with a career-best 36-hole score of 135.
Pudas Remler carded six birdies and 17 holes of par or better golf as she came within one stroke of tying the school record low score of 65. She finished her front nine with three birdies and a 3 under par score and totaled a 2 under par score on her back nine to complete the best round of her career. Pudas Remler beat her previous career best single round score by one strake as she carded a 67 in the first round of the Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate Invitational during the fall of 2024.
Pudas Remler will play for first individual championship and second career top-five finish in Wednesday's second round. She finished in a career-best tied for third place at the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational in her first career collegiate event as a freshman at the University of Kentucky.
Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook maintained her position in the top 10 and she carded a 1 over par score of 72 in the second round. She is in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings with four other golfers. Fullbrook enjoyed a solid round with two birdies and 16 holes scored a par or better. She was one under par on her final 11 holes of the day with two birdies.
Freshman Haruhi Nakatani was the second of the five Seminoles who finished at or under par in the second round as she carded a
even par score of 71. She carded three birdies and was one under par over her final four holes of the round. Nakatani has four birdies in the first two rounds of the three round championship.
March 4, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Florida State's Elin Pudas Remler finished in a career-best second place in the individual standings, and the No. 24 Florida State women's golf team finished in second place in the team standings as play in the 14th Annual Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Course came to an end. Pudas Remler battled Farah O'Keefe of Texas while the Seminoles battled the No. 9 ranked Longhorns through 54 holes including through the final hole on the final round of the tournament.
Florida State defeated Texas by one stroke in the third and final round but ultimately fell to the Longhorns by two strokes, 854-856. Remler battled O'Keefe through the entire tournament before falling by one stroke. Florida State's Pudas Remler won the second round battle while the pair finished tied in the final round. The Seminole sophomore carded scores of 69-66-72 for a three round total of 207. O'Keefe carded scores of 64-67-68 for a 54-hole total of 206.
The Seminoles finished ahead of No. 5 Auburn (fifth place), No. 6 Wake Forest (tied for sixth), No. 8 Arkansas (third), No. 12 Duke (fourth), No. 14 Vanderbilt (10th), No. 15 Ole Miss (13th), No. 18 South Carolina (17th), No. 20 and defending national champion Northwestern (ninth), No, 21 Arizona State (18th), and No. 23 Arizona (14th).
Pudas Remler carded three scores in the 60s for the first time in her career, totaled a career-best 207 total, and finished in a career-best second place. She has now earned two top-10 finishes this spring with a tied for 10th place finish at the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club.
Florida State sophomore Sophia Fullbrook finished in eighth place with scores of 71-72-70 for an even par total of 213. She played her best golf in the final round with a 1 under par score of 70 in a round that included three birdies. Fullbrook finished the third round at 2 under par as she and the Seminoles worked to chase down the Longhorns over the final nine holes.
Seminoles freshman Haruhi Nakatani also carded a 1 under par score of 70 in the final round and finished in a tie for 21st place with a 4 over par score of 217. She was even par on the back nine in the final round as she carded her best round of the championship.
Pudas Remler participated in the first ever walk-and-talk with a collegiate player by the Golf Channel during the round.
"Florida State is so much more than just golf," said Pudas Remler. "It's a whole community and its feels like I joined a family. The whole athletic department is working towards the one goal of winning national championships."
14th Annual Darius Rucker Intercollegiate/Par 71
Long Cove Club/Hilton Head, S.C./March 2-4, 2026
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Elin Pudas Remler 2 69 66 72 207 Sophia Fullbrook 8 71 72 70 213 Haruhi Nakatani 21t 76 71 70 217 Alexandra Gazzoli 52t 76 74 74 224 Layla Pedrique 71t 71 79 78 228
Seminoles Play in Old Barnwell Match Play Championship
By Chuck Walsh
AIKEN, S.C. - No. 18 Florida State fell to both No. 11 Duke (3-0) and No. 22 South Carolina (3-1) on the first day of the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships at the Old Barnwell Golf Course. The match play championship is a mid-season opportunity coaches and players to participate in match play with is now utilized by most conferences and the NCAA when deciding their champions during the postseason.
The format of the event was shifted from to a Sunday-Tuesday format from a Monday-Tuesday schedule because of expected weather in the area predicted for Monday.
No. 11 Duke 3, No. 18 Florida State 0
Anna Canado Espinal (Duke) def. Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU), 1Up
Carla De Trola (Duke) def. Sophia Fullbrook (FSU), 4&3
Rianne Malixi (Duke) def. Haruhi Nakatani (FSU), 5&3
Freya Russell (FSU) vs. Katie Li (Duke), dnf
Elin Pudas Remler (FSU) vs. Andie Smith (Duke), dnf
Seminoles Play in Old Barnwell Match Play Championship
By Chuck Walsh
AIKEN, S.C. - No. 18 Florida State fell to both No. 11 Duke (3-0) and No. 22 South Carolina (3-1) on the first day of the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships at the Old Barnwell Golf Course. The match play championship is a mid-season opportunity coaches and players to participate in match play with is now utilized by most conferences and the NCAA when deciding their champions during the postseason.
The format of the event was shifted from to a Sunday-Tuesday format from a Monday-Tuesday schedule because of expected weather in the area predicted for Monday.
No. 22 South Carolina 3, No. 18 Florida State 1
Maylis Lamoure (SC) def. Elin Pudas Remler (FSU), 1Up
Vairana Heck (SC) def. Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU), 1Up
Haruhi Nakatani (FSU) def. Molly McLean (SC), 2&1
Sophia Fullbrook (FSU) vs. Eila Galitsky (SC), dnf
Mia Sandtorv Lussand (SC) def. Haley Davis (FSU), 7&5
No. 18 Florida State Completes Play In Old Barnwell Match Play Championships.
By Chuck Walsh
AIKEN, S.C. - Alabama won the final two matches against Florida State to give the Crimson Tide and 3-2 victory over the Seminoles in the final match for both teams on the Old Barnwell Match Play Championship at the Old Barnwell Golf Course. The Seminoles earned victories by sophomore Elin Pudas Remler and Alexandra Gazzoli on the final day of the championship, and will now look forward to playing host to the Florida State Match Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club.
Pudas Remler put the first point on the board for the Seminoles as she defeated Alabama's Harriet Lockley, 4&3, to put Florida State up, 1-0. She took the lead on the first hole of the match and never trailed. Pudas Remler led through the first nine holes (the Seminoles started on hole No. 10) before Lockley tied the match on the first hole of the second nine for the pair. Pudas Remler countered as she won the next two holes to go two holes up. She would be four holes up with three holes remaining to be played to clinch the victory.
Gazzoli never trailed in her match as she defeated Mattison Frick of Alabama by a 6&5 margin. The pair tied the first hole, and Gazzoli won four the next five holes to take command of the match. Gazzoli won eight of the 13 holes played, including each of the final five holes of the match to gain the victory and vault the Seminoles into a 2-0 team lead.
Old Barnwell Match Play Championship
No. 55 Alabama 3, No.
18 Florida State 2
Elin Pudas Remler (FSU) def. Harriet Lockley (UAl), 4&3
Amanda Gyllner (UAl) def. Freya Russell (FSU), 2&1
Natachanok Tunwannarux (UAl) def. Sophia Fullbrook (FSU), 1Up
Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU) def. Mattison Frick (UAl), 6&5
Ryan Flynn (UAl) def. Haruhi Nakatani (FSU), 1Up
Fullbrook Leads No. 18 Seminoles Through Opening Day of Florida State Match Up.
May 20, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook is in a tie for first place in the individual standings, and the No. 18 ranked Florida State women's golf team is in second place after the first round of the 13th Annual Florida State Match Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club. Fullbrook carded a 3 under par score of 69 and is tied with Jasmine Leovao of Eastern Michigan for the top individual spot as 10 players played under par golf on the first day of the championship. The Seminoles are three strokes behind Tulsa with two rounds remaining to be played.
With three players in the top 11 of the individual standings, Tulsa led the field of 69 players and 12 teams in par 3 and par 4 scoring as well as with a total of 21 birdies. Florida State led the field in the first round on the par 5 scoring holes, and totaled 16 birdies. Leovao totaled five birdies while Fullbrook carded three birdies and the fourth eagle of her career.
"As to be expected, we were a little nervous to start, but I thought we settled in and played pretty well," said head coach Amy Bond. "I think we need to clean up a few things. Overall I am happy with how we played in round one."
Fullbrook carded her 69 with three brides on her front nine and the fourth eagle of her career on hole No. 13. She began the round par-bogey-birdie and was even par after her first three holes. Fullbrook was at or under par over her final 17 holes. She carded her eagle on hole No. 13 to move to 3 under par for the round and completed her first round in the 60's of the spring.
Fullbrook is ranked No. 36 in the collegiate individual rankings by Scoreboard by Clippd. Her eagle in the first round was her first in competition at Seminole Legacy.
Seminole freshman Haruhi Nakatani is in a tie for third place as she carded a 2 under par score of 70. She totaled a team leading six birdies and was as many as three strokes under par during the round. Nakatani was never more than one stroke over par and as many as 3 strokes under par during the round.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler is in a tie for 11th place in the individual standings with an even par score of 72. She totaled four birdies and was 1 stroke over par in her front nine and 1 stroke under par on her back nine. Pudas Remler was three under par over her final 10 holes of the round.
Sophomore Layla Pedrique and freshman Haley Davis, who are playing as individuals, carded identical
scores of 74 and are in a tie for 24th place in the individual standings. Pedrique totaled two birdies with Davis totaled one birdie and 15 holes scored a par or better.
March 21, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook is in first place in the individual standings, and the No. 18 ranked Seminole women's golf team is in first place in the team standings with one round remaining to be played at the Florida State Match up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club. Both Fullbrook and the Seminoles will play for championships in Sunday's final round. Fullbrook will play for her first career individual championship while the Seminoles play for their second consecutive - and sixth overall - team championship at the Florida State Match Up.
Florida State's Fullbrook (first), Elin Pudas Remler (tied for third), and Haruhi Nakatani (tied for third) give the Seminoles three of the top four players in the individual standings through two rounds of play.
Fullbrook carded a career-best score of 67 with six birdies and 17 holes scored at par or better and holds a four stroke lead over Jasmine Leovao of Eastern Michigan. Her score of 67 is tied for the 16th best single-round score in the 13-year history of the championship.
Florida State finished with 9 under par team score of 279 and were the only team to finish under par in the second round. The Seminoles entered the round in second place and three strokes behind Tulsa; they enter the third round in first place with a 13-stroke lead of the Golden Hurricanes.
Through the first two rounds and 36 holes, the Seminoles lead the 12-team field in par 4 hole scoring, par 5 hole scoring, holes scored at par (109), and eagles (three).
"Today was a good day," said head coach Amy Bond. "We made a lot of birdies and played a solid round of golf. I am proud of the way they adjusted to the course conditions as the wind picked up a bit. It was great to see them take the lead and I would like to see them continue to gain confidence tomorrow."
Fullbrook played the best round of her collegiate career with five birdies on her first 13 holes. Following her only bogey of the day on hole No 14, she finished the round a 1 under par with a birdie on hole No. 18. Including her score of 69 in the first round of the championship, Fullbrook has carded consecutive scores in the 60s for the first time in her career.
Fullbrook's 36-hole total of 136 is her best collegiate score for the first two rounds of a tournament in her career as a Seminole.
Pudas Remler carded a 3 under par score of 69. She moved up eight spaces in the individual standings and is looking to earn her second consecutive top three finish after finish in second place at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate in early March.
Pudas Remler carded six birdies including four consecutive on holes No. 5, 6, 7 and 8. Her string of birdies moved her to four under par on her front nine. She totaled two birdies on her back nine and closed her round with three consecutive scores of par.
Nakatani totaled a score of 1 under par 71 to earn her second consecutive score of below par. She carded a 2 under par score of 70 in the first round. Nakatani totaled three birdies and was never above par during the round. Nakatani has nine birdies in the first two rounds of the championship.
Sophomore Alexandra Gazzoli carded an even par score of 72 and is in a tie for 23rd place in the individual standings. Layla
Pedrique carded a 76 in the second round and is in a tie for 27th place in the individual standings heading into the third and final round.
March 22, 2026
By Chuck Walsh
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Sophomore Sophia Fullbrook won the individual championship, and the No. 18 Seminoles won the team championship as play in the 13th Annual Florida State Match Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club came to a close. Fullbrook won her first career individual championship and became the seventh Seminole to earn medalist honors in the Match Up while the Seminoles defended their team championship and won the team championship for the tournament record sixth time.
Fullbrook outdistanced Kaitlyn Schroeder of North Florida by five strokes. She moved into the individual lead in the second round and led in both the second and third rounds. Florida State won the team championship by eight strokes over Eastern Michigan.
The Seminoles have now won the team championship of the Florida State Match Up a record six times (2016, 2017, 2021, 2023 2025, and 2026) including in consecutive seasons (2025 and 2026) and in three of the last four years (2023, 2025, 2026). The individual champion has been a Seminole also in a record seven seasons (2014, Matilda Castren; Morgane Metraux, 2017; Beatrice Wallin, 2021; Amelia Williamson, 2022; Lottie Woad, 2023; Mirabel Ting, 2025, Fullbrook, 2026) including five of the last six years.
Bond, who is the winningest coach in Florida State history, earned her 28th victory during her 16-year Florida State career. The win marks the second win of the year for the Seminoles as they also won the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club in January. Under Bond, the Seminoles have won multiple tournaments in eight different seasons.
Fullbrook won the championships with scores of 69-67-70 for a three round total of 206. She won her first career championship with career-best scores for a tournament score (206) and a tournament score vs. par (-10). Fullbrook carded three birdies and 17 holes scored at par or better in her championship clinching third round.
Fullbrook victory awarded the 70th individual championship won by a Seminole. Cindy Peterka won the first individual championship by a Seminole as she won the championship of the 1972 Florida Intercollegiate Tournament. She claimed the 37th individual championship by a Seminole since Bond took over as the Seminoles' head coach for the 2010-11 season.
Sophomore Elin Pudas Remler finished in a tie for fourth and freshman Haruhi Nakatani finished in a tie for ninth place. The Seminoles were the only team to finish the event with three golfers in the top-10 of the individual standings.
Pudas Remler finished with scores of 72-69-73 for a three round total of 2 under par 214. She earned five birdies and the first eagle of her collegiate career in the third round. Pudas Remler has now finished in the top four of the last two stroke play tournaments. She finished in second place at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.
Nakatani totaled scores of 70-71-75 for an even par tournament score of 216. She carded three birdies in the third round and 12 total for the 54 holes played in the Florida State Match Up.
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Annual Florida State Match Up / March 20-22, 2026
Seminole Legacy Golf Club/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 1 69 67 70 206 Elin Pudas Remler 4t 72 69 73 214 Haruhi Nakatani 9t 70 71 75 216 Alexandra Gazzoli 22t 77 72 75 224 Haley Davis * 26 74 76 75 225 Madison Hewlett * 35t 82 71 75 228 Layla Pedrique * 35t 74 76 78 228 Freya Russell 49t 79 74 80 233
Fullbrook Leads Coach Mo Classic by Two Strokes.
March 30, 2026
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - The No. 16 Florida State women's golf team is tied for second place after two rounds of play at the Coach Mo Classic, which is being held at the St. Johns Golf Club. Heading into the final round, the Seminoles are two strokes back from the lead, sitting at 6-over, 582 after matching rounds of 3-over, 291 on Monday.
"We had a solid day today," FSU head coach Amy Bond said. "We gave ourselves a shot tomorrow, being two strokes back from the lead. Our team is getting a lot of work in, and we'll have the opportunity tomorrow to make improvements and be in contention."
Sophia Fullbrook finished the first 36 holes as the tournament leader by two strokes after turning in a second-round score of 5-under, 67. After seven pars in round two, Fullbrook made an eagle on the par five, 473-yard eighth hole. Fullbrook kept the momentum, seeing four birdies on the back nine, jumping to the top of the leaderboard.
After an opening round of even, 72, Fullbrook is 5-under, 139 heading into the final round.
Haruhi Nakatani sits in 14th place at 3-over, 147 after and opening round of 75. In windy conditions, Nakatani improved in the second round, shooting even par, 72 while carding four birdies.
The Seminoles were led by Alexandra Gazzoli
in the first round, carding five birdies, finishing the round 4-under, 68 to claim the early lead. Freya Russell posted round of 76 and 72 and is tied with Gazzoli for 28th at 6-over, 150.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - The No. 16 Florida State women's golf team finished the Coach Mo Classic in second place on Tuesday at the St. Johns Club. The Seminoles closed the tournament with a round of 2-under, 268 to finish at 4-over, 868.
"We did a good job today," FSU head coach Amy Bond said. "It was the best round of the week for us. We had a little trouble early, but we really locked in on the back nine and finished four under on the final five holes. That was huge for us and overall, the tournament was a success."
Sophia Fullbrook earned her second straight victory, tying for the win at 4-under, 212. It was her sixth top 10 performance of her sophomore season and eighth of her career. With back-to-back wins, Fullbrook matches the effort by Mirabel Ting in 2025, who also posted consecutive stroke play wins. Ting won three straight to start the 2024-25 season and also won the Briars Creek Invitational and Florida State Match Up in the spring in back-to-back outings.
After slipping to third on the front nine, Fullbrook fought for birdie on the 15th hole to move back in contention. After moving back to tie for the lead, Fullbrook finished the day 1-over, 73.
Haruhi Nakatani turned in the best round for the Seminoles on Tuesday, posting 3-under, 69. Nakatani registered back-to-back birdies on holes eight and nine and added two more after making the turn. She finished in ninth place at even par, 216, producing her third top 10 showing of her freshman season.
Alexandra Gazzoli had a strong finish to the tournament, carding three birdies in the final nine holes to post 2-under, 70 for the round. Gazzoli jumped 11 spots on the leaderboard and finished the tournament in 17th place at 4-over, 220.
Finishing at 2-over, 74 for the day was Haley Davis, who carded three birdies on the day and finished the tournament in 45th place at 12-over, 222.
Layla Pedrique, who is playing as an individual and Freya Russell tied for 36th at 10-over, 226.
Coach Mo Classic/St. Johns Golf Club
St. Augustine, Fla./Mar. 30-31, 2026/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 1t 72 67 73 212 Haruhi Nakatani 9 75 72 69 216 Alexandra Gazzoli 17t 68 82 70 220 Layla Pedrique * 36t 75 77 74 226 Freya Russell 36t 76 74 76 226 Haley Davis 45t 76 78 74 228
Nakatani Leads No. 16 Noles on Day One of ACC Championship.
April 16, 2026
WILMINGTON, N.C. - The No. 16 Florida State women's golf team opened play at the 2026 ACC Championship on Thursday, which is being held at Porters Neck Country Club.
"It wasn't our best day today," FSU head coach Amy Bond said. "We've got to play well tomorrow, and our ladies are up for the challenge. Anything can happen over 18 holes and our goal tomorrow is to put together a good round."
Haruhi Nakatani led the Seminoles through the first 36 holes of play. After a tough start to her first ACC Championship in the first round, Nakatani settled in and carded six birdies to move up the leaderboard, finishing at 2-under, 70. In the second round, Nakatani was even, 72. She is in 11th place at 2-under, 142.
In the second round, Haley Davis subbed in and tied her season low, shooting even, 72.
Sophia Fullbrook sits at 1-over, 147 and is tied for 41st
and Alexandra Gazzoli is 3-over, 149 and tied for 52nd.
April 17, 2026
WILMINGTON, N.C. - The No. 16 Florida State women's golf team finished stroke play on Friday at the 2026 ACC Championship, which is being held at the Porters Neck Country Club.
In her first ACC Championship, Haruhi Nakatani posted a final round of 4-under, 68. She carded four birdies on her first nine holes, including three-in-a-row. Nakatani added three more on the back nine and climbed the leaderboard to tie for sixth place, finishing 6-under, 210. Over three rounds, Nakatani led the field in birdies, sinking 18, which were three more than the next player.
It was the highest finish for a freshman at the ACC Championship since Frida Kinhult tied for fifth place at the 2019 tournament.
"Haruhi played great," FSU head coach Amy Bond said. "This was her type of course and she did a great job of taking advantage of it. I was with her most of the round today and she played well. As a team, we had our best day of the tournament today. It's disappointing not to defend but there are bigger things on the horizon for us. It's great that we get to come back home to Tallahassee and host a regional at home."
Sophia Fullbrook added a round of 1-under, 71 on Friday, carding three birdies. Fullbrook finished the tournament at 2-over, 218 moving up to tie for 35th.
Alexandra Gazzoli and Haley Davis contributed rounds of 3-over, 75. Gazzoli closed the tournament at 8-over, 224.
Florida State finished the tournament at 13-over, 877 after turning in a score of 1-over 289 on Friday, which was the team's lowest of the tournament.
ACC Women's Golf Championship/Porters Neck Country
Club
Wilmington, N.C./Apr. 16-17, 2026/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Haruhi Nakatani 6t 70 72 69 211 Sophia Fullbrook 35t 74 73 71 218 Alexandra Gazzoli 61 74 75 75 224 Elin Pudas Remler 69t 78 76 76 230 Haley Davis 75 72 75 147 Layla Pedrique 76 78 78
Noles, Fullbrook Tied for Second after the First Round.
May 11, 2026
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State women's golf team started off the 2026 NCAA Tallahassee Regional on Monday at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club.
The Seminoles sit tied for second place at 3-under, 285 with No. 9 Wake Forest and two strokes behind No. 3 Florida.
Florida State was led by Sophia Fullbrook and Haruhi Nakatani, who turned in rounds under par. Fullbrook is tied for second place and one stroke off the lead, after a round of 3-under, 69, carding five birdies. Nakatani finished 2-under, 70, registering four birdies and is tied for seventh.
Alexandra Gazzoli finished the day even par, 72, and is tied for 18th. Elin Pudas Remler was 2-over, 74
ahead of Layla Pedrique at 3-over, 75.
May 12, 2026
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State women's golf team remains in second place at the 2026 NCAA Tallahassee Regional, which is being held at Seminole Legacy. The Seminoles were the only team under par in the second round and sit 4-under, 572, just one stroke behind No. 3 Florida. The top five programs following the final round will advance to the NCAA Championship, which will be held in Carlsbad, California from May 22-27.
With storms in the area all day on Tuesday, play was pushed back by two hours due to inclement weather and also saw a pair of delays throughout the round, tallying over three hours.
Despite wet conditions, Alexandra Gazzoli led the Noles for the day and saw four birdies on the front nine and jumped up the leaderboard. She finished the round 4-under, 68, which was her lowest score of her career at Seminole Legacy. She moved up and is tied for third at 4-under, 140.
Sophia Fullbrook turned in a round of even par, 72 round and is just behind Gazzoli on the leaderboard. She is tied for fourth at 3-under, 141.
Haruhi Nakatani followed, finishing the day 2-over, 74 and is tied for 11th place at even, 144.
Layla Pedrique finished the round 2-over, 73, moving into the top 25 on the leaderboard. She
is 4-over, 148 for the tournament and is tied for 24th place.
May 13, 2026
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State women's golf team qualified for the 2026 NCAA Women's Golf Championship after finishing in second place at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional on Wednesday at Seminole Legacy. It will be the 10th straight appearance at the NCAA Finals.
After holding steady in the top two throughout the tournament, the Seminoles finished the day even par, finishing as the runner-up to No. 9 Wake Forest.
FSU was led by Sophia Fullbrook, who finished tied for first place. Fullbrook started the day in third place but quickly jumped to the lead after carding three birdies on the front nine. She finished at 4-under 68 for the round and 7-under 209 for the three-day regional.
NCAA Tallahassee Regional/Seminole Legacy Golf Club
Tallahassee, Fla./May 11-13, 2026/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 1t 69 72 68 209 Alexandra Gazzoli 7t 72 68 73 213 Haruhi Nakatani 16t 70 74 74 218 Layla Pedrique 26t 75 73 73 221 Elin Pudas Remler 40t 74 75 77 226
Fullbrook Leads Noles in Opening Round of NCAA Championship.
May 22, 2026
CARLSBAD, Calif. - The Florida State women's golf team opened play at the 2026 NCAA Women's Golf National Championship on Friday, which is being held at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.
The Seminoles were led by Sophia Fullbrook and Alexandra Gazzoli, who competed at nationals last season. Fullbrook made three birdies on the day, turning in a round of 2-under 70. Gazzoli also carded three birdies, finishing 1-under, 71 and is tied for 13th.
Elin Pudas Remler was 3-over, 75, one stroke ahead of Haruhi Nakatani at 4-over, 76.
Florida State finished the round 4-over, 292 and sits in 18th place but only five shots behind the leader, -1 USC.
The Seminoles will play in the afternoon wave in the second round on Saturday with No. 16 Oklahoma State and No. 18 Arizona State, starting from the first hole. Tee times for the
third round will be decided based on results of the first two rounds. The top 15 teams from the first three rounds will advance to the final round to stroke play on Monday, and the top eight will
compete in match play, starting on May 26.
May 23, 2026
CARLSBAD, Calif. - The Florida State women's golf team moved up three spots in the second round at the 2026 NCAA Women's Golf National Championship on Saturday, which is being held at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.
The Seminoles started the day in 18th place after playing in the morning wave in round one on Friday. FSU started the second round in the afternoon from the first hole and is in a three-way tie for 15th place at 10-over, 586 along with No. 4 Texas A&M and No. 14 Tennessee and after turning in a round of 6-over, 294.
Alexandra Gazzoli led the Noles in round two, shooting 2-under, 70, climbing to tie for 12th place in the tournament. Gazzoli made birdies on three of the four par-threes. She was 3-under on the front nine but gave it back on holes 11 and 13 due to the afternoon conditions. Gazzoli battled back, carding back-to-back birdies on holes 16 and 17.
Sophia Fullbrook finished the day 1-over, 73 and sits in a tie for 21st place at 1-under, 141.
Layla Pedrique improved her
score from Friday by four strokes, turning in a round of 2-over, 74 and Haruhi Nakatani carded 5-over, 77.
May 24, 2026
CARLSBAD, Calif. - The Florida State women's golf team concluded play at the 2026 NCAA Women's Golf National Championship on Sunday, which is being held at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.
The Seminoles finished the tournament tied for 23rd place, finishing 21-over, 885.
Sophia Fullbrook will play for the individual title on Monday, as one of the top nine individual from a non-advancing team. Fullbrook saw her best round of the weekend, carding 3-under, 69. She started her day with back-to-back birdies on holes one and two, but gave a stroke back on the seventh hole. She added two more birdies on the back nine.
Fullbrook sits tied for 15th place at 4-under, 212. Final parings and tee times will be set Monday morning, after three golfers were in the middle of a playoff for the final spot before play was called for darkness. Fullbrook is expected to tee off in the afternoon.
Layla Pedrique carded two birdies on the day, and finished 3-over, 75. She was 11-over, 227 for the tournament.
Haruhi Nakatani followed with a round of 4-over, 76 and was 13-over, 229 to finish her first trip to the NCAA Championship.
Alexandra Gazzoli carded 7-over, 79 to finish 4-over, 220, tying for 58th place.
May 25, 2026
CARLSBAD, Calif. - Florida State women's golf sophomore Sophia Fullbrook advanced to the final round of stroke play at the NCAA Championship on Monday, which was being held at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa.
After the Seminoles finished tied for 23rd place on Sunday, Fullbrook was one of the nine individuals to qualify for the final round on Monday.
Starting from the 10th tee in the afternoon and tied for 15th place, Fullbrook finished the front nine 1-under, moving up into the top 10 after a big birdie on the 17th.
The course conditions played a factor on the back nine, as she finished the round 4-over, 76 to turn in a tournament score of even par, 288.
Florida State has had at least one player finish in the top 20 in each of the last eight NCAA Championships.
NCAA Women's National Championship/Omni La Costa Resort & Spa
Carlsbad, Calif./May 22-25, 2026/Par 72
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== ===== Sophia Fullbrook 20t 70 73 69 76 288 Alexandra Gazzoli 60t 71 70 79 220 Layla Pedrique 122t 78 74 75 227 Haruhi Nakatani 134t 76 77 76 229 Elin Pudas Remler 144t 75 78 79 232