Women’s Golf Signs Three – University of Missouri Athletics

University of Missouri women’s golf signed three players on Wednesday, inking Aliya Liberatore, Ebba Liljeberg and Addie Surber during the early signing period.

The trio is set to join the Mizzou roster in 2025, announced by head coach Caroline Westrup. The Tigers are currently enjoying one of their best seasons in years as they enter the winter break ranked 61st nationally.

Ebba Liljeberg • Helsingborg, Sweden

• 2024 ANNIKA Trophy

• Winner of the Order of Merit on the Swedish Junior Tour

• Finished first at the 2024 Swedish Junior Match Play Championship

• Won the 2024 Junior Masters Invitational

“Ebba is someone I am super excited about,” Westrup said. “She has developed her game a lot in the last year. She is an amazing person and competitor who fits into our program with our standards. A fun fact about Ebba is that my dad coached her uncle. So, we are excited to further welcome her family to Mizzou and be able to coach her for the next four years.”

Aliya Liberatore • Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

• Competed three years in a row on the Girls PGA Junior Championship

• Ranked sixth in New York State, AJGA

• Second-place finish at AJGA Junior at Huntsville

• Second-place finish at AJGA Dana Junior Open

• Fourth-place finish Girls New York State Junior Amateur Championship

• First place at Junior PGA Championship qualifier three years in a row

• Eight top-five finishes on SFPGA Tour

• Three top-five finishes on FJT Tour

“Aliya is a person who absolutely loves the game of golf and that is so important,” Westrup said. “She is one of the hardest-working players and fits into our family and values. I know she will be a great fit for our program, be there for her teammates and push them to be better every day. I’m so excited she wanted to commit and be a Tiger for the next four years.”

Addie Surber • Montgomery, Texas

• Three-time TJGT Winner

• Four-time AJGA Top 5

• Two-time Top 20 Women’s Western Junior Amateur

• Two-time Top 15 North South Junior Amateur

• Three-time Texas High School First Team All-State honoree

“I am so excited to have Addie join our program,” Westrup said. “Since I first saw her play, I knew I wanted to have her on the team. When I was able to call her, we have created an amazing relationship. She was someone who I connected with…