Ball State University Women's Golf

Entering his fourth season as head coach in 2025-26, head coach Cameron Andry has already helped rewrite the program’s record book. The Cardinals have set a new team scoring average in each of the past two seasons. The 2023-24 squad posted a program-best 303.61, nearly three strokes better than the previous record of 306.59 set in 2020-21. That mark was topped again in 2024-25, with the team finishing at 301.66. Leading that charge was junior Jasmine Driscoll, who became just the third player in program history to earn both medalist honors at the Mid-American Conference Championship and an individual berth to the NCAA Regional. Along with the season scoring average, Andry’s Cardinals have also established program records for lowest team round (285 / -3), lowest 36-hole total (580 / +4) and lowest 54-hole total (865 / +1). Andry also mentored standout Kiah Parrott (2020–24), who set the individual career scoring average at 76.06; a mark that Driscoll is currently on pace to surpass, entering her senior season with a 75.97 average. During Andry’s tenure, the Cardinals have earned three tournament victories, while boasting one First Team All-MAC selection, one Second Team All-MAC honoree and seven MAC Golfer of the Week recognitions. Off the course, the Cardinals have excelled academically. Most notably, the squad earned the 2024-25 WGCA All-Scholar Team GPA Award for holding the highest cumulative team GPA in the nation. Under Andry, the program’s student-athletes have collecte