California Women’s Golf Kicks Off Spring Season at Therese Hession Regional Challenge

PALOS VERDES, CA – The California Golden Bears women’s golf team began their highly anticipated 2026 spring season on a challenging note during the first round of the Therese Hession Regional Challenge. Senior standout Adora Liu led the team with a solid performance, shooting an even par 71, which placed her in a commendable seventh position.

Team Performance Overview

While Liu showcased her skills on the course, the rest of the Bears faced significant challenges throughout the round. Freshman Michelle Woo ended the day in 73rd place with a score of 8-over 79. Fellow teammates Anna Molloy and Jasmine Kahler struggled as well, tying for 77th after both recorded a score of 9-over par 80. Junior Constance Fouillet rounded out the Bears’ efforts with a 12-over par 83, placing her further down the leaderboard.

Current Standings

As it stands, the California women’s golf team is in 16th position with hopes to improve in subsequent rounds. The team is set to return to the course for their second round tomorrow, teeing off at 10:36 a.m. PT.

Looking Forward

The Golden Bears are determined to bounce back in the upcoming rounds of the Therese Hession Regional Challenge. As they refine their strategies and focus on individual performances, fans can expect to see increased competitiveness as the tournament progresses. The event is an important opportunity for the athletes to showcase their skills and build momentum for the remainder of the season.

Stay tuned for further updates on team developments and individual performances as the California women’s golf team continues their season journey.