Emory University Announces Transition in Leadership of Women’s Golf Program
Emory Athletics has released the following statement regarding its Women's Golf program.
lede photo — golf (w)Emory Athletics has released the following statement regarding its Women's Golf program.
After a comprehensive evaluation of our women's golf program, we have made the decision to part ways with Head Coach Liz Fernandes, effective immediately.
Our student-athletes' experience is our top priority. Effective immediately, John Sjoberg will serve as Director of Golf, providing leadership and continuity for our program through this transition.
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