Brooke Chapman
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- Hometown:
- Holden, Mass.
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- Wachusett Regional
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- Major:
- Accounting/Finance
Bio
FRESHMAN • 2017-18
All-NEIGA First-Team … Made the most of her collegiate debut, shooting an 83 at Brookmeadow Country Club to take individual medalist honors in a head-to-head match against Rhode Island College (Sept. 10) … Took 29th at the William & Smith Invitational, shooting a 189 over two days at the Clifton Springs County Club (Sept. 16-17) … Competed at the Mt. Holyoke Invitational at The Orchards Golf Club (Sept. 23-24) … Led Suffolk past Westfield State with a team-low 96 (Sept. 23) … Paced Suffolk in its inaugural appearance at the Empire 8 Championships at Ballston Spa Country Club with a 185 to finish 11th (Oct. 14-15) … Claimed sixth overall to help Suffolk capture the NEIGA Championship at The Captains Golf Course (Oct. 21-22) … Finished in a two-way tie for fifth to aid in the Rams’ Westfield State Invitational Title (April 21-22) … Carded a 187 at the Williams Invitational (April 27-28).
ACDEMIC ACCOLADES
Empire 8 President’s List honoree in Fall 2017 … Member of Suffolk’s 4.0 Club in Fall 2017 … Two-time AD Honor Roll selection (Fall 2017, Spring 2018).
BEFORE SUFFOLK • WACHUSETT REGIONAL
Four-year letterwinner, two-time captain at Wachsuett Regional … Conference All-Star … Wachusett Regional MVP … National Honor Society.
News mentions
For the second straight semester Suffolk women’s golf has been recognized for its accomplishments inside the classroom as the second-year program earned Empire 8 Academic Team distinction, while the trio of Nicole Antonucci, Aine Dillon and McKenzie McGrath all earned spots on the conference’s President’s List.
The Suffolk women’s golf team wrapped up its second varsity season over the weekend at the Williams Invitational at the Taconic Golf Club.
Suffolk women’s golf continued to have a historic second season as the Rams earned another trophy for their growing shelf at the Westfield State Invitational over the weekend.
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.
After a record setting fall season in just its second-year as a varsity program, the Suffolk women’s golf team adds more accomplishments to its growing list as the team was recognized for its achievements inside the classroom. As a team, Suffolk brought home Empire 8 Academic Team distinction, while Nicole Antonucci, Brooke Champman and Aine Dillon were all honored on the President’s List, the league office announced Tuesday.
The Suffolk women’s golf team will take the course for the first time in the spring season as the second-year program’s head coach Jay Parker has unveiled its inaugural 2018 Spring Season Schedule Monday afternoon. The slate features three one-day invitational and one two-day event.
Suffolk women’s golf added more accolades to its short history as the Rams hoisted the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association (NEIGA) Women’s Golf Division III Trophy Monday after a two-day championship tournament at The Captains Golf Course.
In its first two-day competition of 2017, the Suffolk women’s golf team placed seventh overall at the William Smith Invitational hosted by William & Smith at Clifton Springs Country Club over the weekend.
Multiple firsts were checked off for Suffolk women’s golf Sunday afternoon. In the Rams’ first competition of 2017, their first-ever home match, the blue-and-gold collected the program’s first win, defeating Rhode Island College, 354-371, at Brookmeadow Country Club.
The 2017 season opener for Suffolk women’s golf will dual as a historic day for Suffolk Athletics as the Rams will hosts its first-ever women’s golf match Sunday, Sept. 10 at Brookmeadow Country Club in Canton, Massachusetts, versus Rhode Island College. Tee time is scheduled for 1 p.m.
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