University of Colorado Boulder Women's Golf

Madeleine Sheils, NCAA champion coach and former tour professional, is in her second season as the head coach of the University of Colorado women's golf prog...

Aimee Miyazawa joined the Colorado Athletic Department in July 2023 as an Assistant Athletic Trainer. In her role, she serves as the athletic trainer for the women's volleyball and women's golf programs, overseeing the evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries while supporting and managing all aspects of healthcare for both teams. Prior to arriving at Colorado, Miyazawa worked with the UCHealth Limb Restoration Team alongside Dr. Jason Stoneback from 2020-23. She also spent time as an independent contractor and freelance athletic trainer from 2018-19 following a four-year stint as the Head Athletic Trainer for USA Beach Volleyball from 2015-18. During her time with USA Beach Volleyball, Miyazawa served as the head athletic trainer for the United States at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, where the beach volleyball pair of Kerri Walsh Jennings and April Ross earned a bronze medal. She also assisted the USA Women's Indoor National Team during two weeks of Volleyball Nations League competition in 2018, helping the squad capture a gold medal. Earlier in her career, she worked the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, supporting both the men's and women's USA indoor national teams, with the women earning bronze. Miyazawa previously spent a decade at the University of Kansas from 2005-15 as the assistant athletic trainer for the women's volleyball program. She began her professional career as an Athletic Training Fellow with the United States

Mia Landegren is the assistant coach for the University of Colorado women’s golf program, joining the Buffaloes on June 10, 2024. Landegren arrives in Boulder after spending the three years with VISION54, a program that teaches technical, and non-technical fundamentals of the game of golf. She worked with numerous collegiate teams, helping players manage their body, mind and emotions to enhance a better performance state. A native of Bridgewater, Conn., Landegren was four-year golfer at Southeastern Conference power Alabama (2013-17) where she played 81 rounds in 29 tournaments with one top 20 finish. She played in three of four NCAA Championship Finals during that run with the Crimson Tide and was a member of Alabama’s 2015 SEC Championship Team. Landegren finished 24th at the 2017 NCAA Athens Regional, helping Alabama to a first place finish. She held a stroke average of 76.69 throughout her collegiate career and was fifth on the team her senior season at 76.53. Following her collegiate career, Landegren spent four seasons on the Symetra (now Epson) Tour (2018-21). Landegren, who holds dual citizenship with the United States and Sweden, was a member of the Swedish National Team, helping that country win back-to-back European Team championships in 2011 and ’12. Landegren was a three-time Dean’s List honoree at Alabama, graduating with her bachelor’s degree in Communication in 2017. She’s currently enrolled in the LPGA Teacher education program and working on her LPGA Class A

Quinn Roche joined the Buffs in March 2025, filling the role of Director of Olympic Sports Operations. In her role, Roche oversees operations and administrative tasks for volleyball, tennis, and men's and women's golf and assists with post-season event management. Before arriving at CU, she served as the Director of Volleyball Operations at Kansas State Athletics from March 2023 to March 2025. Prior to K-State, Roche was a graduate assistant at the University of Washington Athletic Department, where she served as an Operations GA for indoor and beach volleyball from August 2022 to March 2023. She earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and a Master of Education from Washington. During her time at Washington, Roche received the IAL Faculty Merit Award while working towards her MEd. She also received the Esthel "Sandy" W. Ames and Mary E. Howard Ames Education Award. Additionally during college, Roche spent one summer as an event operations intern for Houston Sports Authority. She also spent time as a marketing and fan outreach intern in the Washington Athletic Department before working in operations. Born on July 9 in Louisville, Colo., she graduated from Belchertown High School in 2018. Although born in Colorado, Roche is a native of Pullman, Wash., and Belchertown, Mass., having grown up primarily in those two cities. She played volleyball, soccer, basketball, and lacrosse during her youth, and continued playing volleyball at the club level in college. Sh