Liberty's Cami Lazo and Grace Wilson clicked as teammates from the beginning and, together, drew inspiration from the Flames' 2024 national title team.
Both of those things combined for back-to-back championships for Liberty.
Lazo and Wilson used their team dynamic — feeding off another's strengths — to once again put Liberty on top of the Women's Team world with a 6-shot win at the 2025 College Disc Golf National Championship in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
There's one round to go at the 2025 College Disc Golf National Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
One more time to make final push.
Liberty's Cami Lazo and Grace Wilson made that tough on Friday at Winthrop Meadows, starting with four-straight birdies highlighted by back-to-back big putts from Lazo, on their way to a scorching 10-under round.
You can see how it went down below from Ace Run Productions:
Krueger put together four-straight birdies coming down the stretch of the Final 9 of the Women's DI Singles on Thursday to erase a two-stroke deficit and claim a national title on the very last hole.
"Sometimes my mental game is my biggest struggle on the course," Krueger said. "But today, disc golf was fun."
More than 800 student athletes representing colleges from around the world have descended on Rock Hill, South Carolina for the 2025 College Disc Golf National Championships.
It's the largest Natty in history and first PDGA Major of 2025.
The action kicks off Wednesday in Rock Hill as the competitors take on a format of singles and doubles action. They'll see iconic holes in the Winthrop Arena, which features Lakeside and Meadows courses, as well as be challenged at Camp Canaan and Westminster Park.
UNC Charlotte celebrates at the 2024 College Disc Golf National Championship. Photo: Justin Anderson / PDGA
It’s not how you start; it’s how you finish.
UNC Charlotte — the No. 1 seed coming into the 2024 College Disc Golf National Championship — stumbled out of the gate on Championship Saturday but rallied and — after an incredibly clutch putt — left Rock Hill, South Carolina on top of the College Disc Golf World.
More champions were crowned on Thursday and it came down to the wire.
In Men’s Division I singles, Ferris State’s Benjamin Zorn battled the loop around Winthrop Lakefront, the wind and a strong field to jump all the way from the third card – and three strokes back – to the top spot in College Disc Golf men’s singles.
North Carolina’s Kelly White is the DI Women's Singles National Champion. Photo: Justin Anderson / PDGA
College Disc Golf has crowned its first National Champion, and the action is already intense after one round in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
North Carolina’s Kelly White took down the Women’s Division I singles title after a strong opening round and wild final 9 that came down to the wire – winning by one stroke over NC State’s Genesis Beck.
2024 College Disc Golf Women's Singles All-Americans
With more than 700 players representing more than 150 schools from around the globe, the 2024 CDGNC has arrived to Rock Hill, South Carolina — the first iteration of the rapidly-growing field to take place on a university campus and on a property full of disc golf history: Winthrop University.
The action kicks off Thursday and runs through Saturday as players full of school pride battle for the top prize in College Disc Golf in a team format that features both singles and doubles competitions.
All roads lead to Rock Hill, South Carolina on April 3-6 and more than 800 players are expected to compete in Division I, II and III and Women's DI as the annual event shifts to the home of the United States Disc Golf Championship and the surrounding area.
Houghton's men's team had the first tee time on Wednesday morning. Oklahoma State's women's team of Masey Brannon and Markayla Clayton had a 40-foot putt on their first hole. Missouri's Noah Free had the pressure of a title defense.
Everything worked out well for the early leaders on opening day of the 2023 College Disc Golf National Championship.
Houghton's early tee time ended by setting a blistering pace in the Men's Division I team event with a 16-under opening round, a start that would not be matched the rest of the day in the 64-team field.
With over 700 players representing over 80 schools across the country, the 2023 College Disc Golf National Championship kicks off Wednesday for four days of competition at North Cove Leisure Club in Marion, North Carolina.
A few hours after the Missouri women completed a dominant win, the Tiger men followed suite with a victory of their own, catching fire down the stretch to leave Marion, North Carolina the same way they came in, No. 1, and complete the sweep.
At the conclusion of Saturday, two teams from the record-breaking field at North Cove Disc Golf Club in Marion, North Carolina will emerge as champions and take bragging rights home to the respective universities.
A week later, they officially formed a club and hit the road.
That led to Marion, North Carolina this week at the 2022 CDGNC and, after Thursday’s opening round of the Men’s Division I singles event, Thompson finds himself atop the leader board.
Over 500 competitors gathered and were introduced during an energy-filled opening ceremony, complete with a message from veteran Paul Ulibarri, and then the action at the three-course complex at North Cove Disc Golf Club in Marion, North Carolina got started in a big way.
It starts with organization and team building, literally.
Seventy-five universities from around the country will be represented this week at North Cove Disc Golf Club for the 2022 CDGNC, the first PDGA Major of the year.
Teams must not only build a competitive core of players, but must also go through the process of working with their universities to organize, grow and represent the school. This takes strong leadership on the part of the student athletes.
