Wingate University women's golf head coach JD Lamm has been honored as the NCAA Division II South Region Coach of the Year after leading the Bulldogs to one of their most successful seasons, culminating in a semifinal appearance at the NCAA National Championship. The team finished stroke play in first place, capturing multiple championships and consistently ranking No. 1 nationally. Lamm credits the achievements to the commitment and culture built by his players, reflecting a transformative impact on the program.

By the Numbers
  • Team scoring average: 286.4
  • Won stroke play by 20 shots at the NCAA Division II National Championship
  • Eight top-three finishes throughout the season
State of Play
  • Bullldogs consistently ranked as the top team in Division II golf for the 2025-26 season.
  • Strong contributions from multiple players, including seven victories and 12 top-three finishes from National Player of the Year Amely Bochaton.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Lamm aims to further elevate Wingate's standing in collegiate golf, building on their recent successes to develop a powerhouse program that continues to compete at high levels nationally.

Bottom Line

Lamm's recognition as South Region Coach of the Year underscores the remarkable achievement of the Bulldogs' season, highlighting a solid foundation for continued excellence in Wingate women's golf.