University of Wisconsin-Madison Women's Golf

Going into his 23rd season as head coach in 2025-26, Todd Oehrlein has molded the Wisconsin women’s golf program into one of the most consistently successful teams in the Big Ten and respected nationally. At the conference level, UW has finished sixth or better 11 times, including third in 2010-11 and four fourth-place finishes. Most recently, Kate Brody led the Badgers to a sixth-place finish and her own second-place performance in 2025. The Badgers have qualified for NCAA regionals as a team six times under Oehrlein. Prior to that, UW had qualified for postseason play as a team just three times since 1975. His teams account for the top 21 single-season averages in school history, including a program-best 291.77 in 2023-24 showcasing the team’s ongoing roster of talent. Two seasons ago, the Badgers reset the program record book in 2023-24 under Oehrlein, establishing new standards for 18 (270), 36 (560) and 54 holes (830). Chloe Chan tied the school record for 18 (65) and 36 (137) and set a new 54-hole record (202). Five of the top 10 season averages are owned by current Badgers Chan, Vanessa Ho, Carly Carter and Kate Brody. Wisconsin qualified for the NCAA Regional in 2018, finishing 9th as part of six-season streak of qualifying teams and individuals. The 2013 team finished seventh at the NCAA Central Regional and qualified for the NCAA National championship tournament for just the second time in school history and first under Oehrlein. In 2011, Oehrlein led the Badgers to

Brittany Root (maiden name McGowan) currently serves as a strategist for organizational effectiveness, designing processes and programs to advance change management and people transformation toward key results. Root draws from 13 years of experience empowering student-athletes to cultivate essential life skills, guiding them to flourish personally and professionally amidst life's transitions. Prior to joining Wisconsin Athletics in 2014, Root competed as a swimmer at University of Illinois and earned a master's degree from Michigan State University.

Chris Butler has been with the Academic Services staff since 1994. Butler received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology at Colorado State University and a Mas...

Dr. David Lacocque was hired as Director of Mental Health & Sport Psychology in December 2021. Lacocque oversees the delivery of mental health and sport psychology services provided to student-athletes. In this position, Dr. Lacocque provides psychological services (evaluation, treatment and education) to student-athletes and counseling, consultation, and educational outreach services to student-athletes, coaches, athletic trainers, academic, student development and other athletics staff in a collaborative effort to enhance the personal, academic, and athletic success of the University of Wisconsin - Madison student-athletes. Additionally, he is responsible for the development and implementation of philosophies, policies, and procedures of counseling and sport psychology service operations for student-athletes. Before joining the Badgers, Dr. Lacocque earned his doctoral degree in Chicago, IL from the Illinois School of Psychology. Since earning his degree in clinical psychology in 2001, Dr. Lacocque's professional activities have included 14 years as Senior Psychologist at UW-Madison's University Health Services, providing clinical supervision to pre-license clinicians, maintaining a private psychotherapy practice, serving as Peak Performance Specialist for Madison Futsal, and teaching a range of graduate and undergraduate courses in UW-Madison's School of Social Work, and Departments of Psychology and Counseling Psychology. A collegiate soccer player, Dr. Lacocque earned hi

George Ikemizu joined the Wisconsin Athletics olympic strength & conditioning staff in September of 2021 and currently serves as an assistant strength & cond...

Badgers Sports Medicine staff since: 2011 Professional credentials: MS, LAT, ATC NPI: 1750772661 Education: Master of Science, Biomedical Engineering, UW-Madison, 2011 Bachelor of Science, Athletic Training/Kinesiology, UW-Madison, 2009 Bachelor of Science, Biology, UW-Madison, 2005 Additional Professional Certifications: Graston Technique M1-Basic Training GE Healthcare encore Certified Certified FMS Level 1 Phlebotomy Professional Memberships: National Athletic Trainers’ Association Wisconsin Athletic Trainers’ Association Great Lakes Athletic Trainers’ Association American College of Sports Medicine Clinical Specialties/Professional Interests: Functional movement assessments and corrective exercise Sports Medicine Preventative Research Badger Athletic Performance Coordinator Hometown: Slinger, Wis. Bio: Sanfilippo was born and raised in Wisconsin. On her time away from work she enjoys outdoor activities in both warm and cold weather, cooking and crafting, and spending time with family. She resides in Madison with her husband Chris. Return to Sports Medicine Staff

Jensen Skinner joined the Wisconsin Athletics staff in 2021. Skinner is responsible for overseeing all all nutritional services and education for the basketb...

Morgan Baxendale joined Wisconsin Athletics as an assistant coach for women's golf in 2023. Baxendale played four seasons at Vanderbilt University and earned...

Tracey Rosenfeld joined Wisconsin Athletics as a sports operations coordinator in 2022 and works with the Badgers' women's golf, men's rowing, women's rowing and lightweight rowing teams. Before joining the Badgers, Rosenfeld served as an assistant coach for women's gymnastics at Penn State University and the University of Arizona. Penn State named the Tracey Wilkinson-Rosenfeld Assistant Coaching Excellence Award in recognition of her dedication and effort in the program. Rosenfeld also served as visiting teams and coaches director at Woodward Camp in Pennsylvania for over twenty years which she continued during the summer after moving to Madison in 2006. In 2021, she took on a new role at UW Credit Union in Madison as a financial specialist in order to spend more time at home and be part of the Madison community. Rosenfeld also took up coaching gymnastics at Gymfinity Gymnastics in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. In collaboration with Gymfinity, Rosenfeld helped start the Dairy-Aire Gymnastics Invitational, an annual event that brings over 1,000 female gymnasts to Madison and raises funds for youth charitable organizations. A gymnast all her life, Rosenfeld took up rowing at Lorne Park High School in Mississauga, Ontario. Rosenfeld was born in Montreal, Quebec, and attended the University of Toronto where she competed in both gymnastics and rowing and graduated with a bachelor of physical health and education.