BOSTON – After being sidelined in back-to-back weekends due to inclement weather, the Suffolk women's golf team will open its first official spring slate Saturday, April 21 at the Westfield State Invitational at the Tekoa Country Club through Sunday, April 22.

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AUTUMN ACHIEVEMENTS
Suffolk made the most of its first championship eligible season. 

In their first year in the Empire 8, the Rams finished the team filed as the runner up, before capturing its first championship crown a week later at the NEIGA Championship. The blue-and-gold maintained its day one, eight-stroke edge and built on it to coast to a combined 740, 22 strookes ahead of second-place finisher Johnson & Wales (762). 

Along the way, Nicole Antonucci, McKenzie McGrath and Brooke Chapman all put their names in the Suffolk women's golf record books as not only the first women's golfers to take home All-NEIGA recognition, but as the first-ever Suffolk golfer's – both men and women – to accomplish the feat. 

THE COURSE
Tekoa County Club is one of the finest course in the Northeast, located at the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains in Westfield, Massachusetts. The 18-hole green spans 6,438 years of par-71 stroke play.

WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk will be in action its final time this Spring next weekend at the Williams Invitational April 28-29 at the Taconic Country Club.