SOUTHPORT, N.C. – With four golfers among the top 14 individuals, Campbell finished third in the team standings after Sunday's final round of the Coastal Athletic Association women's golf championship at The Reserve Club at St. James.
 
Junior Jade Potter (T4th) and sophomore Fanni Gronlund (7th) earned their best collegiate individual finishes, and the Camels posted their best team result in 10 tournaments this season.
 
In a 54-hole event that came down to the final group, Charleston (294-291-301—886) defended its 2025 title by edging UNCW (292-291-305—888) by two strokes to claim the CAA's automatic berth in the NCAA regionals.  Campbell (295-295-312—902) finished third, 15 shots in front of fourth-place Elon (308-302-307—917) in the nine-team field.
 
With final round winds gusting over 25 miles per hour, no one in the 45-golfer field finished in red numbers on the day or over the 3-day event.  Victoria Levy of UNCW won medalist honors at even-par 216 (69-73-74), one shot clear of teammate Minouche Rooijmans (73-68-76—217).  Charleston's Emilie von Finckenstein (73-74-72—219) turned in the low round of the day and placed third on the individual leader board.
 
Potter (72-71-78—221) registered her first career top-10 effort and earned a place on the All-Championship team.  The native of Edinburgh, Scotland ranked third in the event with 11 birdies, was T5th in par-5 scoring (-2) and T6th on the par-4 holes (+6).  Her previous best finish was a T22 at the 2025 City of Oaks Collegiate.  Potter's 221 total stands as the second-best by a CU golfer in the CAA Championship since Campbell joined the league prior
 
Gronlund, a sophomore from Kirkkonummi, Finland, led the field with 39 pars and tied for third in par-3 scoring (even).  She earned a second-straight top-10 showing (77-75-73—225) at the conference championship after a T10th effort in 2025, when she was voted the league's top freshman.
 
Fifth-year senior Taylah Ellems (73-72-81—226) was eighth overall and notched her best finish since opening the season with a T6 last fall at the Clemson Tiger Classic.  She also played the par-5 holes at 2-under and was fourth in the field with 10 birdies.
 
Like Ellems, playing in her final collegiate event, Grimbrandt (73-77-80—230) earned her best finish of the year (T14) after making 33 pars (T8th in the field) and six birdies (T10).  Fellow senior Isabella Hahne closed her career in 32nd (81-80-87—248) after placing among the top 15 individuals in her first 3 conference championship appearances.
 
CAA Women's Golf Championship
The Reserve Club at St. James | Southport, N.C.
Par 72, 6022 Yards | Apr. 17-19, 2026
 
Final Team Results: 1. Charleston 294-291-301—886, 2. UNCW 292-291-305—888, 3. Campbell 295-295-312—902, 4. Elon 308-302-307—917, 5. William & Mary 316-317-322—955, 6. NC A&T 323-321-321—965, 7. Monmouth 324-321-322—967, 8. Towson 321-321-332—974, 9. Hofstra 349-329-336—1014.
 
All-Championship Team (Top 5): 1. Victoria Levy (UNCW) 69-73-74—216, 2. Minouche Rooijmans (UNCW) 73-68-76—217, 3. Emilie von Finckenstein (CofC) 73-74-72—219, T4. Jade Potter (Campbell) 72-71-78—221, T4. Carys Fennessy (CofC) 73-70-78—221.
 
Other Campbell Individuals: 7. Fanni Gronlund 77-75-73—225, 8. Taylah Ellems 73-72-81—226, T14. Izabella Grimbrandt 73-77-80—230, 32. Isabella Hahne 81-80-87—248.
 
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)
312 (Apr. 19, 2026)
 
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)
73 Fanni Gronlund (Apr. 19, 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)
 
Team Low 54-hole Total
886 (301-298-287) Apr. 11-13, 2025
902 (295-295-312) Apr. 17-19, 2026
925 (312-309-304) Apr. 12-14, 2024
 
Individual Low 54-hole Total
219 (74-75-70) Mira Berglund (Apr. 11-13, 2025)
221 (72-71-78) Jade Potter (Apr. 17-19, 2026)
222 (75-76-71) Alicia Olsson (Apr. 11-13, 2025)
224 (76-75-73) Fanni Gronlund (Apr. 11-13, 2025)
225 (77-75-73) Fanni Gronlund (Apr. 17-19, 2026)
226 (76-75-75) Isabella Hahne (Apr. 11-13, 2025)
226 (73-72-81) Taylah Ellems (Apr. 17-19, 2026)
227 (76-74-77) Alicia Olsson (Apr. 12-14, 2024)
230 (73-77-80) Izabella Grimbrandt (Apr. 17-19, 2026)
232 (79-81-72) Isabella Hahne (Apr. 12-14, 2024)
 
Team Finish
3rd (2025, 2026)
4th (2024)
 
Individual Finish
T3rd – Mira Berglund (2025) 74-75-70—219, +3
T4th – Jade Potter (2026) 72-71-78—221, +5
5th – Alicia Olsson (2024) 76-74-77—227, +11
T5th – Alicia Olsson (2025) 75-76-71—222, +6
7th – Fanni Gronlund (2026) 77-75-73—225, +9
8th – Taylah Ellems (2026) 73-72-81—226, +10
T10th – Isabella Hahne (2024) 79-81-72—232 +16
T10th – Fanni Gronlund (2025) 76-75-73—224, +8
T12th – Mira Berglund (2024) 81-75-77—233, +17
T13th – Isabella Hahne (2025) 76-75-75—226, +10
 
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.