Denver Pioneers women’s golf to compete in Boilermaker Spring Classic

Martha Richards, Head Coach at Denver Pioneers Women's Golf
Martha Richards, Head Coach at Denver Pioneers Women's Golf
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The Denver Pioneers women’s golf team will travel to West Lafayette, Indiana for the Boilermaker Spring Classic at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Course, according to an April 10 announcement.

This event marks the final rounds of the 2025-26 regular season for Denver. The tournament begins with two 18-hole rounds starting at 7 a.m. Mountain Time on Monday, followed by a concluding round on Tuesday.

The field includes sixteen teams: Denver, host Purdue, Summit League opponent South Dakota State, Cincinnati, Purdue Fort Wayne, Northern Illinois, South Florida, Tennessee – Chattanooga, Wisconsin, University of Findlay, Minnesota, Illinois State, Bradley University, Princeton, Illinois and Butler.

Representing Denver are Anna Neumayer, Kaitlin Zingler, Holly Hamilton, Logan Hale and Maren Farbu. Raegan Capizzi will compete as an individual.

Fans can follow updates and coverage of all eighteen NCAA Division I sports at DenverPioneers.com.



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