SOUTHPORT, N.C. – Jade Potter and Taylah Ellems are among the top five individuals and Campbell is just seven strokes off the lead through Saturday's second round of the Coastal Athletic Association women's golf championship at The Reserve Club at St. James.
 
UNCW (292-291—583) owns a two-stroke edge over Charleston (294-291—585) heading into Sunday's final round.  Campbell (295-295—590) is third, 20 shots clear of fourth-place Elon (308-302—610) in the nine-team field.
 
The only blemish on Potter's scorecard Saturday was a bogey on the par-5 seventh hole, but she closed out the front side with a birdie on the par-4 ninth.  She added a second bird on the par-five 17th and is just two shots behind Minouche Rooijmans of UNCW (73-68—141) with 18 holes to play.
 
UNCW's Victoria Levy (69-73—142) is second, followed by Potter (72-71—141) and Carys Fennessy of Charleston (73-70—143) in a tie for third.  Ellems (73-72—145) made four birdies Saturday and is alone in fifth place on the leader board.
 
Izabella Grimbrandt (73-77—150) is tied for 10th and Fanni Gronlund T14 (77-75—152), while Isabella Hahne is 28th in the 45-golfer field.
 
Potter became just the third Campbell player to break par on the 6022-yard Nicklaus design since Campbell joined the CAA in 2023-24.  She and Ellems registered the top-two 36-hole scores by Campbell golfers in the CAA event, while Grimbrandt's two-round total was tied for fourth.
 
As a team, the Camels posted the best 36-hole score in three trips to the Reserve course.
 
Campbell will once again be paired with UNCW and Charleston for Sunday's final round and start from the first tee at 8:50 a.m.  Live scoring is available at scoreboard.clippd.com.
 
Campbell entered the event ranked No. 149 in the nation, behind No. 58 Charleston No. 59 UNCW and No. 143 Elon in the CAA field.
 
CAA Women's Golf Championship
The Reserve Club at St. James | Southport, N.C.
Par 72, 6022 Yards | Apr. 17-19, 2026
 
Second Round Team Results: 1. UNCW 292-291—583, 2. Charleston 294-291—585, 3. Campbell 295-295—590, 4. Elon 308-302—610, 5. William & Mary 316-317—633, 6. Towson 321-321—642, 7. NC A&T 323-321—644, 8. Monmouth 324-321—645, 9. Hofstra 349-329—678.
 
Second Round Individual Leaders: 1. Minouche Rooijmans (UNCW) 73-68—141, 2. Victoria Levy (UNCW) 69-73—142, T3. Jade Potter (Campbell) 72-71—143, T3. Carys Fennessy (CofC) 73-70—143, 5. Taylah Ellems (Campbell) 73-72—145.
 
Other Campbell Individuals: T10. Izabella Grimbrandt 73-77—150, T14. Fanni Gronlund 77-75—152, 28. Isabella Hahne 81-80—161.
 
Campbell Top Performances at Coastal Athletic Association Championship (since 2024)
The Clubs at St. James – Reserve GC (par 72)
 
Team Low Round
287 (Apr. 13, 2025)
295 (Apr. 17, 2026)
295 (Apr. 18, 2026)
298 (Apr. 12, 2025)
301 (Apr. 11, 2025)
304 (Apr. 14, 2024)
309 (Apr. 13, 2024)
312 (Apr. 12, 2024)
 
Individual Low Round
70 Mira Berglund (Apr. 13, 2025)
71 Alicia Olsson (Apr. 13, 2025)
71 Jade Potter (Apr. 18, 2026)
72 Isabella Hahne (Apr. 14, 2024)
72 Jade Potter (Apr. 17, 2026)
72 Taylah Ellems (Apr. 18, 2026)
73 Jade Potter (Apr. 12, 2025)
73 Fanni Gronlund (Apr. 13, 2025)
73 Jade Potter (Apr. 13, 2025)
73 Taylah Ellems (Apr. 17, 2026)
73 Izabella Grimbrandt (Apr. 17, 2026)
 
Team Low 36-hole Total
590 (295-295) Apr. 17-18, 2026
599 (301-289) Apr. 11-12, 2025
621 (312-309) Apr. 12-13, 2024
 
Individual Low 36-hole Total
143 (72-71) Jade Potter (Apr. 17-18, 2026)
145 (73-72) Taylah Ellems (Apr. 17-18, 2026)
149 (74-75) Mira Berglund (Apr. 11-12, 2025)
150 (76-74) Alicia Olsson (Apr. 12-13, 2024)
150 (73-77) Izabella Grimbrandt (Apr. 17-18, 2026)
151 (75-76) Alicia Olsson (Apr. 11-12, 2025)
151 (76-75) Fanni Gronlund (Apr. 11-12, 2025)
151 (76-75) Isabella Hahne (Apr. 11-12, 2025)
 
The Course – The Reserve Club at St. James (Par 72, 6013 yards)
Certified as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the Reserve Club is a Nicklaus design and features rolling terrain and native vegetation while emphasizing strategy and shot making.  St. James is located near the mouth of the Cape Fear River in Brunswick County, less than a two- and one-half-hour drive from the Campbell University campus in Buies Creek.