University of Richmond Women's Golf

Calle Barlow has coached the Spiders since she came to Richmond in June 2019 following five years as an assistant coach at the University of Virginia, her alma mater. Barlow, a two-time conference coach of the year, has led Richmond to three conference championships. The 2025-26 Spiders swept to a second straight conference title, winning the Atlantic 10 Championship by 28 strokes at Evermore Resort in Orlando. It was Richmond's second tournament win of the season after the Spiders won the season-opening Tribe Invitational by 31 strokes, a program record. Junior Maya Beasley was the individual medalist at both events and joined Sophie DiPetrillo as the only Spiders to win multiple events in a season. She was named Atlantic 10 Golfer of the Year and finished the year with a 74.61 season scoring average, fourth lowest ever for a Spider. Beasley was one of a record four Spiders to earn All-Conference honors along with freshman Addie Doroh, senior Hannah Lydic, and sophomore Katie Magner, as all five Spiders placed in the top-five at the A-10 Championship. Richmond matched its lowest finish ever at the NCAA Regionals by placing 11th at Finley Golf Club in Chapel Hill, shooting 62-over par (902), UR's second-lowest score ever at an NCAA Regional. Lydic and fellow senior Olivia Wilkie finished their careers as three-time conference champions with the third and sixth-lowest career scoring averages in program history, respectively. Barlow won her second conference coach of the year a