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This past season, Scott’s team has been ranked as high as No. 4 nationally, and has steadily been one of the Top-10 programs in the country. Her teams have produced All-Americans, All-Conference Players, All-America Scholars, and are known for being well-rounded student-athletes. Scott has 15 years of collegiate coaching experience, including stops at the University of Oregon and the University of San Francisco.

In addition to her successful collegiate coaching career, Scott also coached the winning International Teams at the 2020 and 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup. Scott was on the Board of Directors for the Women’s Golf Coaches Association from 2012-2016 and was the Associate Vice President from 2014-2016.

She played her collegiate golf at the University of California, Berkeley. She followed her collegiate years with an international playing career, highlighted by an appearance at the 2006 Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa, and the 2004 US Women’s Open.

Marissa Majors joined the UVA women’s golf program in July of 2019. In 2021 she was elevated to the position of associate head coach. A native of Allen, Texas, she served as a volunteer assistant coach at SMU for one season prior to coming to Virginia. Previously, she competed for three years on the LPGA’s Symetra Tour, playing in 49 of its tournaments.
Majors competed at Wake Forest from 2011 to 2015, playing in 40 tournaments for the Deacons.
As a senior, she was Wake Forest’s top finisher (16th) at the NCAA Championship and helped the Demon Deacons finish second at the NCAA South Bend Regional. She earned a spot on the all-region team and wrapped up the season with a 74.14 stroke average and three top-10 finishes.
In just her second professional tournament, Majors won at Stallion Mountain in Las Vegas on the 2016 Cactus Tour. In her inaugural professional tournament, she tied for first but lost a playoff for medalist honors. The Allen, Texas, native made her debut on the LPGA Tour at the 2016 Marathon Classic in Ohio. She shot a 4-under 68 in a qualifier to claim one of the final two spots in the event.

2021-22 was Barlow's third season at Richmond but her first full season with the Spiders due to effects of COVID-19. Richmond captured the Navy Fall Invitational in October for its first win in an event with more than six teams since 2017's Bill Berg Invitational. The Spiders started their spring season with a win in the Independence Classic, with UR beating Seton Hall and Saint John's on its home course. The team played in three events in March, recording its best finish at the 14-team Kingsmill Spring Intercollegiate, where the Spiders placed fourth. At the 2022 Patriot League Championship in April, Richmond finished second by the slimmest possible margin, finishing one stroke behind Boston University. It was UR's best result in the Patriot League Championship since winning the event in 2018. The Spiders were led by sophomore Rory Weinfurther, who finished second, and junior Vicky Zhu, who tied for third. Both earned First Team All-Patriot League honors. Freshman Lauren Jones finished 10th, earning Second Team All-Patriot League honors. Weinfurther posted the third-lowest single-season stroke average in program history (75.25) and ended the season with the lowest career scoring average of any Spider to appear in at least 15 events, at 75.59.

During the 2020-21 school year, the Spiders were only able to play a spring season due to the effects of COVID-19. Barlow and the Spiders played an ambitious schedule, taking on some of nation's top teams at the Cavalier Match Play event in April and facing off against the University of Virginia and Old Dominion in early March. Richmond also played a pair of matches against William & Mary, defeating the Tribe twice, and competed in a pair of 54-hole events prior to the Patriot League Championship. The Spiders finished eighth at the River Landing Classic in March after shooting a 1-over par 289 in the final round, tied for the second-best 18-hole team score in program history. Richmond finished second in the Kingsmill Intercollegiate later that month, matching their best finish in an event with more than six teams since the fall of 2018. At the 2021 Patriot League Championship, the Spiders placed third, with freshman Rory Weinfurther winning the individual title with a score of 227 (+11). Weinfurther became the second Spider to win an individual conference title and the first freshman. Junior Emily Ward was named First Team All-Patriot League after finishing in a tie for fourth place and sophomore Vicky Zhu was named Second Team All-Patriot League after placing 10th.

In Barlow's first season at Richmond, the Spiders featured their youngest roster in years, as freshmen and sophomores combined to play more than 77 percent of (72 of 93) the team's competitive rounds. The team's development was halted in March, when Richmond and the Patriot League canceled all athletics competitions for the remainder of the calendar year due to the coronavirus.

Prior to joining the Spiders, Barlow spent five seasons as an assistant women's golf coach at the University of Virginia. Barlow, who competed as Calle Nielson, was a three-time All-American for the Cavaliers and helped UVA to four consecutive top-15 finishes at the NCAA Championships from 2008 to 2011.

During her five years on the Cavaliers staff, Virginia reached the NCAA Tournament four times. In 2015, her first full season as a coach, UVA captured the first Atlantic Coast Conference title in program history, snapping Duke's run of three straight conference titles.

The following season, the Cavaliers repeated as ACC champions and finished fifth in the stroke-play portion of the NCAA Championships. The result was UVA's first top-five finish at the NCAA Championships since placing fourth in 2012, when Barlow served as a substitute coach, her first foray into coaching.

Barlow earned All-ACC honors four times during her collegiate career and was named an All-American following her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons (2009-11). She was a three-time individual medalist for the Cavaliers, including a win at the 2010 NCAA Western Regional.

As an amateur, she was named Tennessee Women's Amateur Player of the Year four times, from 2008 to 2011. She qualified for the U.S. Amateur four times (2007, 2009-11) and won the U.S. Women's Southern Amateur in 2011. After turning pro, Barlow joined the LPGA Symetra Tour. From 2012 to 2014, she finished in the top 10 at Symetra Tour events five times, including a fourth-place finish in the 2012 Ladies Titan Tire Challenge.

Fields is JSU's first Head Coach for Women's Golf after James Hobbs retired as the head coach for both the women's and men's teams after a 45-year Hall of Fame career with the institution earlier this summer. Already the men's coach, Hobbs started the women's program in 1995, and now hands over the reins to Fields.

"We're excited for Robbie Fields to take over our women's golf program here at Jacksonville State and for him to add to the continued success that we have become accustomed to under Coach Hobbs," JSU Athletics Director Greg Seitz said. "It became evident early on that he was the right person to hand over our women's golf team to, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for our players – on the field and in the classroom."

The new head coach comes from East Carolina, where he has served as the Pirates' Women's Golf Assistant Coach for the past three seasons. He spent one season at Mississippi State before joining the staff at ECU.

"I want to thank Greg Seitz and the entire JSU athletic department for the opportunity to serve JSU and the Jacksonville community as the Head Women's Golf Coach," Fields said. "I would also like to thank CC Buford and everyone at ECU for encouraging and preparing me for this position. We certainly had some fun along the way. I am excited to build on the excellence that Coach Hobbs established and am eager to get to work with our student-athletes!"

While at ECU, Fields helped head coach CC Buford coach a team that won four times and fielded three all-conference players during his three seasons. Kathryn Carson was an All-American Athletic Conference performer in 2022 after conference champion Dorthea Forbrigd and Julie Boysen Hillested earned All-AAC accolades the year prior.

Field also saw his players succeed on a broader scale, with Carson and Riley Hamilton qualifying to compete in the 2021 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship.

He is a 2019 graduate of Mississippi State with a degree in Business Administration, Marketing with a concentration in PGA Golf Management and spent his final year in Starkville as a volunteer assistant with the Bulldogs women's golf team.

During that season, he helped MSU reach the Norman Regional, their first regional appearance since 2015. The Bulldogs finished tied for ninth (881, 17-over) narrowly missing making the NCAA Championship and closed out the season ranked No. 44 nationally.

Fields was also part of the MSU program that advanced to the match-play portion (quarterfinals) of the SEC Championship where they were eliminated by No. 11 South Carolina. While in Starkville, Miss., Fields also oversaw all practice sessions utilizing drills, on-course coaching, tournament travel/operations and assisted in recruiting visits.

Prior to his first collegiate coaching position, Fields worked at the late Hank Johnson's School of Golf in Birmingham, Ala., for eight months assisting Hank Johnson, the 2004 PGA Teacher-of-the-Year, with lessons, while providing individual instruction to junior and adult golfers as well as serving as a caddie for students in competitive events.

Fields has also worked as a PGA Golf Management Level 1 and 2 intern at the Sea Island Golf Performance Center (St. Simons Island, Ga.), Crooked Stick Golf Club (Carmel, Ind.) and Northern Texas PGA Section (Dallas, Texas).

The Hartselle, Ala. native, owns several PGA Golf Management certifications and was the recipient of the 2017 PGA Golf Management Joe Assell Leadership and the 2018 PGA Golf Management Dr. S. Roland Jones Student-of-the-Year Awards. He was also a member of the 2018 PGA Jones Cup Team.

Beth Lillie, who recently earned her master's degree at the University of Virginia after a five-year playing career with the Cavaliers, was hired as an assistant coach by first-year Mustang head women's golf coach Courtney Roberts in August 2022.

A three-year team captain, Lillie compiled a 73.51 career scoring average over 142 rounds at Virginia and earned a pair of individual victories at The Match at Spring Creek in March 2021 and The Landfall Tradition in October 2017.

She earned 16 top-10 finishes in her Cavalier career and carded 18 rounds in the 60s, including a 66 in the second round of the Moon Golf Invitational in February 2022 and three rounds of 67 -- one each at the 2019 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship, 2018 NCAA Regional and 2017 The Landfall Tradition.

Lillie competed in the NCAA Division I National Championships four times in her collegiate career, helping the Cavaliers to a 15th-place finish earlier this year along with a ninth-place finish in the 2021 nationals, 14th place in 2019 and 22nd place in 2018. The 2020 NCAAs were canceled due to the pandemic.

Individually, Lillie placed ninth in the 2021 and 2022 NCAA finals.. She was a three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference team member, four-time ACC Honor Roll member and a Women’s Golf Coaches Association Honorable Mention All-American in 2021.

Among her other accomplishments was participation in the 2022 Augusta National Women's Amateur, the 2015 U.S. Women's Open as a 16-year-old and working as a video intern with the Virginia football team. She was named an All-America Scholar by the WGCA five times and served on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

Lillie performed community service with Athletes for Hope, Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity while studying at Virginia.

Lillie earned her bachelor's degree in political science with a concentration in government in 2021 and completed her master's degree in higher education with a concentration in intercollegiate athletic administration last spring.

Lillie is a 2017 graduate of Troy High School in Fullerton, Calif., where she led her team to the school's first CIF-Southern Section girls championship in 2013. She was Freeway League MVP as a junior and senior, won the CIF State individual championship in 2016 and was named Orange County girls golfer of the year by the Orange County Register, also in 2016.

Farley came to E&H after serving as the Head Golf Coach at his alma mater John S. Battle High School during the 2022 season.

As an undergraduate, Farley was a four year member of the men’s golf team at fellow South Atlantic Conference member, the University of Virginia’s College at Wise. He recorded three Top-10 finishes as a competitor while a member of the Cavaliers’ squad. He was also a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee during his time on campus at Wise.

Farley received a Bachelor of Arts degree in sports management with a minor in business administration from the University of Virginia’s College at Wise in 2021.

Leah Narkevic joined the Virginia athletics strength and conditioning staff in January of 2022. She works with the Cavaliers’ men’s and women’s golf teams and rowing program.

Narkevic comes to Virginia after working as a graduate assistant at Endicott College where she worked with 22 varsity sports and six club programs since the fall of 2020.

A Penn State graduate, she worked as a strength and conditioning intern for the Nittany Lions program in 2019 where she was assigned to the women’s volleyball and men’s ice hockey teams. She also served as a personal trainer and cycling instructor will an undergrad in addition to working with RPP Baseball Training and Development and the Union Fitness Group.

Narkevic completed her undergraduate degree in kinesiology at Penn State in 2020 and is completing a master’s degree in sports leadership from Endicott in 2022.

She is a National Strength & Conditioning Association Certified Strength & Conditioning Coach and is AHA CPR/AED certified.