TOWSON, Md. – The Towson University women's golf team begins the 2021 schedule at the Kiawah Island Classic in South Carolina on February 28. The College of Charleston hosts the three-day event, held at Kiawah Island Oak & Cougar Point Golf. It is the ninth consecutive year that Towson has kicked off its spring campaign in Kiawah.

"The ladies are excited and prepared for the opportunity to compete this spring," second-year head coach Shannon Briggs said. "We look forward to a healthy return to play."

Overall, the Tigers will compete in five events this spring, including the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament in April.
 
The top four golfers from the 2019-20 team return led by Jordan Cornelius. In spring 2019, as a sophomore, she finished in a third place tie at the 2019 CAA Championships to become the first Towson women's golfer to earn All-Tournament honors since the program was established in 2006-07.
 
In addition to Cornelius, the Tigers will feature veteran performers Julia Calomiris, Sarah Perine and Jayla Kang.
 
After nearly a month off after Kiawah, the Tigers will play in a pair of tournaments during a six-day period. Towson will travel to Williamsburg to participate in the Kingsmill Invitational in Williamsburg (March 29-30) then head to Annapolis for the Navy Spring Invitational (April 2-3).

Next up will be the Women's Intercollegiate at the Prospect Bay Country Club in Kent Island on April 10-11.
 
The 2021 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championships will be in North Carolina at St. James Plantation. The three-round tournament takes place April 16- 18.