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Chattanooga Classic

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Chattanooga Classic

Schedule
Status
Final
Dates
Mar 27 — 29, 2026
Format
Stroke Play
Division
College • Women

Past Champions & Results

3 years on record · 2023–2025
2025 Champion
68-76-73=217
Runner-upJaclyn LaHa · 77-71-71=219

2025 Results

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About the tournament

54-hole women's college tournament hosted by the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Team (best four of five scores each round) and individual competitions.

Final
2025 Champion
Anna Canado
68-76-73=217
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Tournament Facts

FormatStroke Play
DivisionsCollegeWomen

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