Johanna Sjursen earned the title of Sun Belt Golfer of the Year, while Rachel Pollock was recognized as the Sun Belt Coach of the Year, reflecting their contributions to the ULM women's golf program. Sjursen achieved her first all-conference honors, joining teammates Anna Andrysova and Daniela Campillo in receiving accolades as well. The ULM Warhawks captured their second Sun Belt title in four years, showcasing their competitive prowess under Pollock’s leadership.

By the Numbers
  • Johanna Sjursen recorded a stroke average of 73.3, with four top 5 finishes and five top 10 finishes this season.
  • The Warhawks achieved a three-round average of 294.08, the highest in program history, and a head-to-head record of 73-55-4.
State of Play
  • ULM women’s golf is ranked 62nd in the Scoreboard by Clipp'd rankings, the highest in program history.
  • The team has secured five first-place finishes this season, reinforcing their dominance in the Sun Belt conference.
What's Next

With Sjursen transitioning to a professional career, she will compete in the U.S. Open, marking her leap into the next stage of golf. The Warhawks will aim to build on their recent successes and maintain their competitive edge next season under Pollock’s continued guidance.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Sjursen and Pollock underscores the ULM program's upward trajectory, driven by hard work and commitment. Future implications may include increased recruitment interest and potential for enhanced performance on national platforms as they transition into the next season.