Today is the 30.03.2026, and the Florida Gators women’s golf team is celebrating a remarkable achievement. Ranked No. 4 in the nation, the team has wrapped up their regular season with a thrilling fifth tournament victory at the Clemson Invitational. This win not only highlights their prowess on the course but also marks the third time in program history that they have secured five team titles in consecutive seasons, previously achieving this in 2015-16 & 2016-17, and 1984-85 & 1985-86.
The Gators entered the final round of the tournament with a three-stroke lead, ultimately triumphing by just one shot over the No. 8 Arkansas team. Florida finished with an impressive score of 17-under overall, which is among the best tournament scores this season, trailing only three previous performances of -28, -26, and -20.
Key Performances at the Clemson Invitational
Leading the charge for Florida was Paula Francisco, who secured solo third place with a score of 9-under across 54 holes, including a bogey-free final round where she shot a 69 (-3). Francisco had previously made headlines by winning her first collegiate event at the Gators Invitational. Throughout the tournament, she demonstrated remarkable skill with a total of 15 birdies.
Other standout performances included Megan Propeck, who finished with a score of 211 (-5), showcasing her talent by being under par in the first and third rounds, while also maintaining a bogey-free final round. Siuue Wu contributed to the team’s success as well, shooting a 214 (-2) with a notable performance that included seven birdies in the final round. Unfortunately, Katelyn Huber faced challenges, finishing at 227 (+11), but she still managed to be the only Gator with an eagle during the tournament.
Looking Ahead
As the Gators gear up for the SEC Championship scheduled from April 17 to 21 at the Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, they are riding high on their recent success. The team, featuring players such as Paula Francisco, Siuue Wu, Megan Propeck, Katelyn Huber, and Elaine Widjaja, is set to take on the competition with confidence. Addison Klonowski, who played individually, finished with a score of 224 (+8) that included five birdies, 11 bogeys, and a double bogey in the third round.
With their impressive performance at the Clemson Invitational and the upcoming SEC Championship on the horizon, the Gators women’s golf team is certainly one to watch this season. For more details on their latest victory and what lies ahead, check out the full coverage on WCJB and The Alligator.