“This season’s competitive schedule is well-rounded,” said Cantú. “I look forward to seeing how our team performs in various settings and environments. It will prepare us for another strong postseason.
“We are returning to some staple events that have been great for us in the past, as well as venturing out to different areas to new settings. We have a talented team this year. I am excited to get the season going.”
Tennessee’s schedule consists of nine regular season events, with a home tournament in the fall.
In the spring, five regular season tournaments precede April’s SEC Championships, which are set to be contested at Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida, for the third consecutive season.
The Lady Vols are scheduled to play tournaments in seven different states, along with a trip to Canada in September.
For the seventh time in eight seasons, the Lady Vols will tee off their fall slate at the Cougar Classic, hosted by the College of Charleston at Yeaman’s Hall, running Sept. 8-9.
Around two weeks later, the squad will head north to Aurora, Ontario, for the Canadian Collegiate Invitational (Sept. 22-23), co-hosted by Michigan and Kent State.
Headlining Tennessee’s fall slate for its third tournament of the season is the 28th Annual Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship at Cherokee Country Club in Knoxville, running from Oct. 5-7.
For the fourth and final event of the fall season, the Big Orange head out west for the Stanford Intercollegiate which runs from Oct. 17-19.
To kick off their spring slate, the Lady Vols will take part in the FAU Paradise Invitational at Osprey Point Golf Course from Feb. 2-4.
Following the spring-opener, UT will keep it in the Sunshine State for its second spring event and will tee it up in the Moon Golf Invitational (Feb. 15-17) for the second consecutive season.
After a three-week pause, Tennessee is set to compete in the Chris Banister Golf Classic (March 8-10), hosted by Jacksonville State at RTJ Golf Trail’s Silver Lakes Course.
For its fourth contest of the spring, Tennessee will take a trip to Sunset, South Carolina, for the Clemson Invitational, running March 27-29 at The Reserve at Lake Keowee. This will mark the fourth consecutive season for the Lady Vols to take part in the tournament.
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