2020-21 Women's Golf Season Preview

The Golden Eagles are ready to return to action as the entire roster is back from the shortened 2019-20 season. Play will begin on Monday, September 14 with day one of the Battle of Blackthorn down at Blackthorn Golf Course in Mishawaka, Indiana. The event that is hosted by Bethel University each year, the Golden Eagles competed in last year and finished seventh overall, breaking the program record for a low round of 18 and 36 in the two day tournament. 

The Lone New Face 

Anna Harmens is the lone Golden Eagle to join the program in 2020-21 as CU returns every golfer from the 2019-20 year. Harmens comes to CU from Middleville, Michigan where she helped her team to a conference title in 2019. She earned multiple All-Conference and All-County honors during her high school career and was named her teams most improved golfer in 2019. 

Record Holder Katrina Goebel 

Katrina Goebel returns for her senior season and has already etched her name as the Golden Eagle programs best women's golfer so far since the team started in 2011-12. She holds the record for low 18 (81), low 36 (168), and low 54 (262). Goebel looks to continue to improve in her senior season alongside fellow senior Brooke Statema. 

Head Coach Erin Grotenhuis 

Head Coach Erin Grotenhuis enters third season as the Women's Golf Coach at Cornerstone. In her first two seasons, she has helped CU see significant improvement, coaching the best rounds in program history. She also led the team to a seventh place finish in the 2019 WHAC Tournament. CU did not compete in the 2020 WHAC Tournament as it was canceled due to COVID-19.