Raider Women's Golf

The Raider women's golf program was established in 2007 under the leadership of Head Coach Christa Teno. While in only its third season at Seminole State, the team has already made a big impression, finishing third in the National Junior College Athletic Association's (NJCAA) National Golf Championship in 2009.

Teno, a former LPGA Tour player and the 2008 Southeast Coach of the Year, is committed to building on the team's early successes and establishing the Lady Raiders as a national powerhouse.

The team participates in tournaments throughout the state but calls five Central Florida courses home: Timacuan, Mayfair, Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes, Magnolia Plantation and Walkabout. 

Seminole State is a member of the NJCAA Division I and the Florida Community College Activities Association's Mid-Florida Conference.

Scholarships for student-athletes, including tuition, books and — in some cases — housing, are available.
 

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Recent Women's Golf News

Lady Raiders host Women's Golf Learning Day

(Nov. 24, 2009) The half-day clinic will be held on Monday, Feb. 1, at Timacuan Golf and Country Club. Read more.

Seminole State ranked fifth in NJCAA poll

(Nov. 16, 2009) The ranking, released Oct. 8, is based on the team's first tournament appearance of the season. Read more.

Raiders sell tickets for a 'Night with the Magic'

(Nov. 1, 2009) Discounted tickets are available for the Orlando Magic's Nov. 18 home game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Proceeds benefit Seminole State's athletic programs. Read more.

Lady Raiders finish eighth at Flagler Fall Slam

(Oct. 28, 2009) Seminole State's women's golf team closed the first half of its season with a combined score of 653 (326-327). Read more.